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It was a very endearing moment, something out of a stereotypical "cultures-clash" film but much funnier.

The Pakistan Army will present Sunday's clash as proof of its valor in an attempt to assuage Pakistanis outraged by its incompetence.

Owen, who underwent a hernia operation little more than a week ago, says he feels fit and raring to go for the big clash.

The military clash took place in the disputed maritime border area in the Yellow Sea along the west coast of the Korean Peninsula.

A clash between the two titans, divided for so long by so much bad blood, is widely supposed to be inevitable.

A partisan difference like this one is not a clash of "values, " with each side blind to the other and with no way to decide between them.

He said the two of them decided to head home after being caught in a clash with club-wielding forces in central Tehran.

but , there was no loud irruption into the court - yard , as he had expected , and he heard the gate clash again , and all was quiet.

KING: So there was no clash over what you would record or what kind of music you were singing , etcetera ?

He picked up a serious elbow injury in a heavy clash with an opponent throughout the club's worst performance of the season.

The new politics, he said, would be about boring administration, not the clash of ideals.

In this solution, a mixin is associated with a view that determines which method to call in the case of a name clash.

Wednesday's clash at Portsmouth will see the end of a three-month spell in which Philippe Senderos has played every minute of every game.

Much of the debate has fallen into the familiar tramlines of a clash between an authoritarian right and a compassionate left.

The U. S. military says a prison clash broke out yesterday when guards tried to stop the fourth suicide attempt in a day.

This clash is often depicted as an epic struggle for supremacy between Linux and Microsoft's proprietary Windows operating system.

There's going to be a massive culture clash and Google need to be very careful in finding the right balance between innovation and humility.

The conflict between work and leisure appears to be the clash of time distribution. Beneath the surface, the conflict is of values.

Larry Gopnik: No. It would be a culture clash if it were the custom in your land to bribe people for grades.

The history of philosophy is to a great extent that of a certain clash of human temperaments.

There is a very definite clash between the approach of the historicist and that of the social engineer or the technologist.

After deciding that this job would not clash with her studies and upon considering the high salary, Liu applied.

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said the priority was to reduce tensions and avoid a clash over the incident.

Y et it is not inevitable that this series of events will quickly spiral into a broader geopolitical clash in Asia.

The England international missed last Sunday's clash with Chelsea with a calf injury but has trained this week and is ready to return.

I was always listening to his music, and a bit of the Rolling Stone, the Clash.

A bluff, perhaps. But it has raised fears of an impending strike and of a clash of something more serious than words.

You could have a great deal of fun trying to invent a way to do this; a way for two threads to ensure that they don't clash.

Gianluigi Buffon has spoken of his pride at wearing the captain's armband for Italy in what promises to be a hard-fought clash with Holland.

This has already been a momentous week in the titanic clash between the champions of transparency and the protectors of privacy.

But with the two set to clash again tomorrow when Rovers visit Anfield, Allardyce claims Benitez's complaints are nothing but sour grapes.

Harry Reid is surely aware a U. S. clash with Iran, with him at the president's side, could assure his re-election.

It will, perhaps, be said that this is not the time to raise an issue on which opinions clash sharply.

Satan knows even better than we do that the final clash in the great contest will revolve around loyalty and obedience to that law.

At least 15 Turkish soldiers have been killed in a clash with Kurdish rebels of the Kurdistan Workers Party. or PKK.

Long waiting periods must be avoided and the schedule must not clash with family mealtimes or other essential community activities.

But her reassurances clash with a widely held public understanding of a pandemic as the spread of a serious infectious disease.

But Alonso is now back in training and should be available for the clash at The Hawthorns.

Analysts said the rise in tension made a military clash on the strongly-defended border more likely.

Rafa Benitez spoke to radio journalists as part of the build-up to today's Barclays Premier League clash with Stoke City at Anfield.

Where ideals clash and sometimes even when pundits seem to agree, I prefer to provide support that gives the programmer a choice.

Japan worries about a growing clash of interests as China's interest increasingly overlap with its own "exclusive economic zone. "

Owen has been ruled out of Saturday's Premier League clash with Sunderland, but Ferguson admits the extent of the injury is still unclear.

A "clash of interests and a clash of perceptions" could result in a stalemate at the summit that would impede progress towards recovery.

That seems to clash with signals from the TIPS market, but some say those signals may be misleading.

on Chinese soil, but as they have no regard for the national interests, their interests clash with those of the majority.

The clash began when the protesters tried to break through a barricade blocking the road to the US embassy in Seoul.

And by framing the fight as a clash of civilizations, he could draw the West into a global war on terror.

It seems as if, for some people, a clash of wills is inseparable from educating children.

In the terms of discourse, the dispute is a clash of different discourses and a competition for a dominant voice and more cultural capital.

Drop any plans for signings or legal agreement around the time of the Mercury-Neptune clash.

But the Japanese had announced sinking two battleships in an air-sea clash off Rennell Island (TIME, Feb. 8).

There was only one name on everybody's lips in the build-up to Sunday afternoon's heavyweight clash.

It is not particular important what these values are, as long as they don't clash with any other mappings you use.

This clash was an unhelpful distraction, given that the entire telecoms-equipment industry is suffering.

It is no longer a dance, with smooth rolling adjustments, but a different kind of clash which is not smooth but rather violent.

The Uruguay international missed Juve's clash with Bari over the weekend, fueling speculation that he is about to be sold.

In such a sensitive consumer sector, the risks of a culture clash and brand destruction are high.

Roy Hodgson admits he could yet call upon some of his World Cup stars ahead of Thursday's Europa League clash with FK Rabotnicki.

However, the 27-goal forward is now back in training and could feature in his country's clash with Italy tonight.

Instead, use a virtual host name to avoid the name-clash with the "Computer" object in Active Directory for the Web server computer.

And you may wonder, OK, that's all fine, sounds great -- moral direction in history -- but what about this so-called clash of civilizations?

The clash in their relationship came when they neither wanted to leave their respective churches.

Sandoz's Mr George insists there is no such cultural clash, only "a healthy debate of siblings" between his firm and its owner, Novartis.

Brazil keeper Helton dropped a clanger as he fumbled Arjen Robben's shot that let Chelsea back into the last-16 second-leg clash.

There were fears of a clash over the maritime border, and reports that the North was preparing to test-fire its longest-range missile.

Rafael Benitez is confident preparations for next weekend's clash at Sunderland won't be affected by his Dutch duo's trip to Australia.

You and target opponent each flip a coin. Mana Clash deals 1 damage to any player whose coin comes up tails.

Will I clash with Mary if I go off at the beginning of July?

I don't know to what extent you want to call that consumerism a culture clash, or is that just something we have to face as global citizens?

The dynamic global image of our times is not the so-called clash of civilizations but the "marbling" of civilizations and peoples.

"This clash of speeds can often derail the current path of change, or at least send it on a detour, " he warns.

Conflict: A state of disharmony between incompatible or antithetical persons, ideas, or interests; a clash.

You've got your idea of how the day should unfold but that's likely to clash with the plans of those around you.

The Brazilian injured himself in the Champions League clash with AEK Athens on Tuesday.

Daniel Agger has admitted that it is a great boost to have Steven Gerrard available for the UEFA Champions League clash with Lyon.

In 1998, a clash near the frontier village of Badme escalated into a new war between Eritrea and Ethiopia, its former colonial master.

horowitz sees the rock music arena as a sort of debating forum , a place where ideas clash and crash.

Organization is always imposed or inherited from the environment, and freedom is always from the inside, and these two clash.

We're also sorry for a player like Christian who has proven his worth and this injury arrived in a normal clash during the game.

His new scientific ideas and theories are a result of the clash of Eastern and Western cultures and the resolution of this conflict.

Sunday's clash with Stoke City will test Arsenal's aerial prowess to the max but their manager believes his players can deal with it.

They wish to see their own ideology reflected in prominent people and institutions, and in any clash it is tempting to seek a hero.

The period of Deng can be said to be a period that saw the clash between socialism and a market economy.

Even in the US, institutions out of sync with each other are caught in a " clash of speeds " between the old system and the new.

With the plethora of festive fixtures approaching, Steven Hunt (he of that challenge) offers some thoughts relating to our Boxing Day clash.

These developments point to a clash between three objectives: financial integration, financial stability and national supervisory autonomy.

U. S. President Barack Obama has urged Congress to act, promising to make another push even as he and lawmakers clash over budget issues.

Martin Kelly will be out of action for a month after sustaining a hamstring tear during Sunday's clash with West Ham United.

Then too, the values implicit in motherhood were bound to clash with the "male values" of competitiveness and devil-may-care profiteering.

The resulting clash of expectations, they thought, might be where the unease was coming from.

The struggle against extreme Islamist terrorism is not a "clash of civilisations" but a civil war within Islam.

Gerrard is out of today's clash with Fulham and is a major doubt for Liverpool's must-win showdown with Lyon on Wednesday.

The moves continued to sharpen the country's clash over whether Mr. Mubarak would resign.

She may be making something similar or it may clash with her carefully planned menu.

A clash of civilizations seemed to be exactly what was taking place.

Both of them believed in a progressive evolution through a clash of opposing systems, resulting finally in a perfect society.

Ferdinand was originally a doubt for the game against the Hornets after picking up a groin strain in Tuesday night's Champions League clash.

But could just a simple tip repair this clash of cultures?

The French Defence Minister Alain Juppe said the two were found dead on the Niger-Mali border after the clash.

That sets up a possible clash with the centralist-minded PP, although the party weakens on devolution when political expediency requires.

clash of interests between private and public transportation as artificial and destructive to the health of these cities.

Ahead of his team's Premier League clash at City, Wenger accepted each philosophy has its own obstacles.

Emmanuel Eboue relishing Stoke culture clash Tomorrow brings one of the most evocative fixtures of the season: Stoke City host Arsenal.

Many have pointed to China's clash with Google over censorship as evidence that the country will not become more democratic as it prospers.

Mounted riot police clash with protesters during student demonstrations in Parliament Square, in London, on December 9, 2010.

If you're looking for a little Halloween-themed time wasting, two simple options are Halloween Clash and Pumpkin Simulator.

"Who in the quest for the melancholic soul of his native city has discovered new symbols for the clash and interlacing of cultures"

Because WSDL files can import other WSDL files, there is always the possibility of a name clash.

There would thus be more particles pushing in than pushing out, and the plates would clash together like a pair of tiny cymbals .

Returning those who a bit must be carry is Chinese Yahoo and the culture clash between Alibaba.

As in 2005, this week's rioting was triggered by the deaths of two youths in a clash with the police.

Only time can brush everything except tear. Moving the sentiment by time seems like a diluted tea, the more time, the less clash.

The purpose is to maintain distance between the arbiter and those he must arbitrate between, and to secure a clash of conflicting views.

Google and the Western media in general have effectively turned this imbroglio into a clash of morals. Perhaps.

Of course, these explanations may be unconvincing to older bosses, co-workers and teachers on the other side of this culture clash.

Arsenal's record at home in this clash will give them confidence leading up to kick off.

Facts are constituted by older ideologies, and a clash between facts and theories may be proof of progress.

One fifth had an embarrassing clash of faces as they tried to kiss, and one in 10 became so flustered they resorted to waving instead.

Rocks fly through the air as supporters of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak clash with anti-Mubarak demonstrators in Tahrir Square in Cairo.

Ideas about decentralized management clash with a basic lack of faith in the abilities of the subordinates.

Both clash with the aspirations of the masses, who want India to be a land of opportunity.

The clash brought tensions with Turkey, one of Israel's few friends in the Muslim world, to a boiling point.

The clash of arguments between them is unavoidable.

The subsequent protest in Urumqi turned into a violent clash with the authorities.

It is time for the colorful clash of a universe of shimmering, still to be written biographies.

Agger will be given at least 45 minutes of tonight's clash with Manchester United at Warrington Wolves' Halliwell Jones Stadium.

But try not to clash the colour of your napkin with your shirt.

When these servers are Windows servers in the AD forest, you will have all the name-clash issues described above.

Mind you, it would be pointless to pretend that many children don't clash with their parents over the partner bedding issue.

The United goalkeeper was apparently involved in a clash with Liverpool striker Dirk Kuyt and required immediate treatment.

In the short-term, only Rio and Edwin miss out on Saturday's tea-time clash with Arsenal.

Hospitals had been stocked with extra blood plasma in preparation for a Monday-night clash, and Leipzigers knew it.

Within these troubled walls, Samuel P. Huntington's essay "The Clash of Civilizations? " is bound to resonate.

To avoid this name-clash problem, treat this simple environment as a degenerate example of the above complex environment.

But the clash of rankings also has a bright side: it underlines the fact that there are different ways in which business schools can excel.

However, if the defender does not feature he may be thrown into the reserve clash against Wigan on Tuesday.

The force faces do-or-die clash against the enemy.

It has also threatened a naval clash with South Korea on the disputed western sea border between the two.

The Champions League clash between Barcelona and Bayern Munich was a showcase for some of the world's finest talent.

The clash between greater sexual openness and continued conservative attitudes has had a surprising side effect -- a boom in abortions.

The Puglia-based outfit clash with Palermo on Sunday. Ventura's side are unbeaten so far having drawn twice in as many games.

The Las Vegas Sands unit's aggressive expansion plans have appeared to clash with the government's calls for sustainable development.

Sir Alex Ferguson admits Saturday's trip to the Emirates Stadium could be a key clash in this season's Barclays Premier League title race.

Police officers clash with student protesters in Parliament Square on December 9, 2010 in London, England.

Some people may say that traditional Chinese culture will clash with an innovative society that we are pursuing.

She has resisted criticising countries, including China, for tough quarantine measures and pork bans that clash with her agency's advice.

The protest was the latest clash between age-old traditions and the new sensibilities made possible by China's growing affluence.

Torres was substituted during the early stages of the second-half in Saturday's clash with Armenia after reporting groin pain.

"This means that there is no need for us to clash with the regulatory authorities, " Mr Yuen says. "Our positioning is quite unique. "

Mars that makes this union hot and heavy. The possessive Scorpio will, however, does clash with your free spirited nature.

Sagna reflected on the midweek clash when he spoke to the Official Matchday Programme ahead of the Leeds game.

Even a small border clash between these two arrogant giants could light the fuse of a broad and very frightening conflict.

Henry also reserved praise for Manchester United ahead of Saturday's clash between the great rivals.

Britain may see the next such clash as its public-sector unions square up for battle.

Meanwhile, Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard will both continue to receive intensive treatment ahead of this weekend's clash with United.

The run-up to the first televised clash increases the tempo of a campaign that is already breaking all records.

These can be used to flank your opponent for harassment or can provide an extra punch when Avatars clash against Tripods.

In a scene long dominated by insubstantial teen idols, Beyond have been the Beatles, the Clash and Oasis rolled into one.

The clash between Google and Facebook represents one of the biggest battles of the Internet Age.

Rooney shown a straight red in the 62nd minute of a tense clash in Gelsenkirchen for a stamp on Ricardo Carvalho .

Steven Gerrard, Alvaro Arbeloa and Fabio Aurelio have all been ruled out of Sunday's FA Cup third round clash at Luton Town.

Law's power to enforce its vision of the world can clash with other practices of knowledge, and with other forms of truth.

In Europe the clash of imported and native models provided the energy to set the great 1950s boom going.

This followed a clash between the two men over corruption, and it later led to the arrest and imprisonment of Mr Khodorkovsky.

Huntington is most famous for "The Clash of Civilizations, " but his scholarly reputation properly rests on his earlier work.

The _ Morningtide _ set has a number of spells with clash that you return to your hand if you win the clash.

Next up will be a clash over whether big banks should be forced to take back billions of dollars in contaminated mortgages they sold.

'If I have lenses here, ' she says, sticking her finger through the frames, lashes 'may clash with the glasses. '

Men, in the desire to increase their individual power and to satisfy their passions, will necessarily clash.

However, between Monday's unsettling Full Moon and Saturn's clash with your ruler Uranus, your patience is short.

With the dignity of the Romany people and Romania's national identity at stake, a lot is riding on the outcome of this semantic clash.

When high legal principles clash with a quite different social reality, the results are inevitably messy.

However, he has kept working hard in training and is in the party for the Europa League clash in Italy.

Pepe Reina insists he will have no complaints if Diego Cavalieri gets the nod in goal for this weekend's FA Cup clash with Everton.

Being a shareholder is different from taking control of a U. S. investment bank, which would present a culture clash.

Barcelona fullback Adriano is set to miss the Champions League clash against Milan with a hamstring problem.

JAY SPEARING says he is ready to show Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish what he can do in tonight's Carling Cup clash at Stoke City.

The striker who once scored a hat-trick in the Milan derby turns his thoughts to his first clash between London's top two clubs.

John Terry insists England will not treat Wednesday's clash with Germany like a friendly but has stressed the importance of avoiding injury.

He began March on the substitutes bench but came on during the 2-1 win against Reading and the Champions League clash with PSV Eindhoven.

Mourinho returns to face the side he steered to the UEFA Cup and European Cup in the first leg of the last-16 clash in February.

The needs of this thriving new industry created radical changes in the community causing a clash between older and newer residents.

The ashtray , splashed with ash, crashed with a clash in a flash while being washed.

So if karaoke songs really are projections of our personalities, it's fitting that these personalities sometimes clash, too.

'A lot of studio executives are going to look at 'Clash, ' and if it works -- then 3-D conversion will explode. '

A recent border clash between Malaysia and Indonesia has once again sparked tension between the two nation states.

A Darfuri tribe says 55 of its members have been killed in a clash with soldiers from Southern Sudan's army.

This clash of cultures is no longer a simple matter of black versus white.

The Argentine, who turns 21 next week, could line-up in our third round clash at Reading on Saturday tea-time.

What doesn't work, his study found, allowing to develop the kind of clash that encompassed James.

These differences don't mean our cultures are destined to clash, but rather that we must work harder to understand each other.

His theory is borne out on the ground by some Lehmanites who privately bemoan the clash of cultures with their new owners.

It is time for the colorful clash of the universe of shimmering, still to be written biographies.

Yet from the beginning this didn't look like a typical drug-smugglers' clash.

Francesc Fabregas is hoping to be fit for Arsenal's mouth-watering clash with Manchester United next week.

The ashtray, lashed with ash, crashed with a clash in a flash while being washed.

Liverpool can forget about their league troubles tomorrow night when they turn their focus to a Europa League clash with Napoli in Italy.

Members of "old Europe" may hope to avoid a clash with the Kremlin, but many countries of "new" Europe say the struggle has already begun.

The two cultures may clash and executives may over-estimate what can be delivered, only to disappoint their shareholders.

This afternoon the Azzurri Coach oversaw a game between ranks that experimented the two most likely alternatives for the Ghana clash.

Now, according the proponents of the clash of civilizations, both Barbie and Fulla occupy these completely separate spheres.

Some fans asked Nerazzurri striker for an explanation on last Wednesday's expulsion in the Uefa Cup clash against Sochaux.

In a nuclear age, the U. S. and Chinese militaries are unlikely to clash.

The forth part of this paper discusses the academic value of the theory of civilization clash based on the former discussion.

Chelsea begin a busy period with a clash against Arsenal, and Drogba is hoping to keep the pressure on their London rivals.

praise him with the clash of cymbals, praise him with resounding cymbals.

But if that clash occurs, at least now we're in the same weight-class.

The strapping defender soldiered on after picking up his injury, but Mourinho feels he may not be fit to for England's key clash with Wales.

And I think the theatre is the place that artists, arts, words and ideas clash, come together and mix.

The convergence of different industries has also led to a culture clash.

White noise becomes the aural equivalent of the clash of images, the nonstop blast of fragments that increasingly agitates our minds.

War (Life) is defined as "a violent clash of interests between or among organized groups characterized by the use of military force. "

Vinh emphasized that the recent incident with China was a civilian clash and not a military issue.

People try to achieve cognitive consistency: they want the images they hold not to clash with or contradict each other.

The British troops split into two groups, pulled back from the clash and called in airstrikes from American A-10 attack planes.

It is in the currency markets where different economic policies and different economic and political systems interact and clash.

Bribing leaders in the Afghan hinterland to take sides in the clash of civilisations is no easy task.

Harmony is under strain in Yunnan's earthly utopia, where locals, government and business clash over the region's future.

State media quoted an official in Xinjiang as saying that the clash was a "terrorist" attack.

Dutch soccer fans get into the party spirit in the centre of the Swiss capital Bern, ahead of their team's Euro 2008 clash with France.

Chelsea need only a draw from Saturday's clash at Stamford Bridge to secure back-to-back titles.

Unfortunately some of these tricks clash with what we consider best practices in web development.

Stephen Hunt will not be offering Petr Cech any words of comfort when Reading clash with Chelsea on Wednesday.

The Cultural Diversity and Harmony in Macau: Reconsidering Huntington's Paradigm of "the Clash of Civilizations"

Some see a clash between the idealistic promotion of open government and the hounding of WikiLeaks.

Even if decrepit regimes fell, he suggested, there would still be a fundamental clash of civilizations between Islam and the West.

He and his elder brother got into a verbal clash.

Chinese police opened fire in at least one clash.

The enjoyment of romantic pleasure could also be on higher side but you should try to avoid the clash of egos.

Gerrard aggravated an adductor muscle injury in training ahead of the midweek UEFA Champions League clash with Chelsea.

MILAN - Ronaldinho left the pitch in the 76th minute during the clash between Brazil and Bolivia, substituted by Nilmar.

The film highlights a clash between traditional and modern ways of living and thinking, as well as class differences.

Another risk is one that often presents itself in mergers, especially those involving creative types: a clash of cultures.

Dmitry Medvedev, the president, said Mr Putin's languagewas "unacceptable" and risked stoking a "clash of civilisations" .

Both David Silva and Mario Balotelli are out of City's clash with Arsenal on Wednesday night.

Having come through the Wolves clash unscathed, the England captain is hopeful there will be no more injury set-backs between now and May.

"John had surgery, he is recovering from that, but he is not ready yet, " said Mourinho, in the aftermath of the Adams Park clash.

There was a small group of protesters that threw objects at police, and there was some use of tmaneargas, but the clash was fairly minor.

Hate is always a clash between our spirit and someone else's body.

On the stage the previous songs and also I fought the law by The Clash , ever performed by the Gang, were revised in acustic way .

A border clash between the two armies started the war.

Developmental trend of the world culture is Multi-coexistence Culture from " The Clash of Civilizations" to "Harmonious Culture" .

In the great Shiite-Sunni Muslim clash that cleaves the Middle East, score one for Iran's radical Shiite theocracy.

Various people told me the Russia- Georgia clash was a minor spat, signifying not terribly much.

The governor of impoverished Marib province was stabbed in a clash with anti-government protesters.

US President Lyndon Johnson used a second, and highly disputed, second clash to justify air strikes on naval bases in the north.

This war is more than a clash of arms -- it is a decisive ideological struggle, and the security of our nation is in the balance.

As in 2005, the riots were triggered by the deaths of two youths in a clash with police.

I think the present armed clash on the border was a diversion to make their people forget the internal difficult economic situation.