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Following a major internal | strife, a number of founding members, including Mihri |
ost-independence India, including Hindu-Muslim | strife, abolition of the Zamindari system, land refor |
There was further ideological | strife after 1979 with the 79 Group attempting to mov |
This | strife, along with similar struggles in Europe, is on |
s that anyone who tries to spread division and | strife among the Iraq people will be chased by our se |
al and testified against him, as he had caused | strife amongst his brothers as well. |
er comic strips that focused on love, domestic | strife, and heartache, such as Rex Morgan, M.D. and M |
ing "deprivation conflicts" reflected in civil | strife and insurgency. |
leased a telegram saying that he regretted the | strife and civil disturbances that occurred, he and t |
in the aftermath of natural disaster and civil | strife, and subsequently toured junior and senior hig |
wrote in July 2010, "A year after a summer of | strife and financial crisis, the Skylight Opera Theat |
ness, not in chambering and wantonness, not in | strife and envying; but put ye on the Lord Jesus Chri |
as perceived to suffer greatly from industrial | strife and poor economic performance. |
Strife and rebellion rock the land. | |
Through | strife and victory, through weal and woe, |
Violence, Civil | Strife and Revolution in the Classical City (Johns Ho |
Most of his writings provide accounts of | strife and advances in race relations. |
He grew up during a period when great | strife and poverty were afflicting Imerina. |
Apparently, his accusations of | strife and mutiny within the clubhouse were corrobora |
"The Wuhan Incident: Local | Strife and Provincial Rebellion During the Cultural R |
ns to the companions that it is a land without | strife and suffering, even death. |
Most of the 14th century was characterized by | strife and wars between Danish kings and the Hansa. |
Taking advantage of the brotherly | strife, and perhaps with the tacit understanding of C |
Thus, in an age of | strife and polemics, it seemed to afford a refuge for |
ration of Regions Party was suffering internal | strife and a number of its members chose to sat as in |
exual promiscuity and lustful acts, and not in | strife and jealousy." |
It was the site of continual labor | strife, and many of its workers were active in the Un |
ic rights and the history of Spanish political | strife, and a Historia General de Navarra. |
c and Gorgeous were younger, there was a great | strife and they both managed to narrowly escape with |
by the American metalcore bands Earth Crisis, | Strife and Snapcase, which was released in 1996. |
Friends" by bassist Gordon Rowley (formerly of | Strife) and keyboardist Kenny Newton. |
The show also struggled with backstage | strife and being unable to book strong guests, who we |
emocratic Krajowcy wanted to neutralize ethnic | strife and proposed the creation of a civil society i |
whole garrison had been wiped out by internal | strife and by an Indian attack, which had occurred in |
he parties, there was a good deal of political | strife, and it was difficult to get anything construc |
"Upon the fields of friendly | strife, Are sown the seeds that, Upon other fields, o |
Castile used this internal | strife as an opportunity to push further into Granada |
The un-endorsement was cause for some | strife as it got referenced by various Cincinnati med |
d with both the Chola princes to give up their | strife, as whoever wins, the loser will be a Chola (P |
red the boyars the chief cause of the constant | strife as well as of the death of his father and brot |
temperament, which led him into a good deal of | strife as a bishop; he quarreled with Hugh Todd, who |
ng history of farming, conflict, and religious | strife at the time of the English civil war. |
on for the destruction of Hazor could be civil | strife, attacks by the Sea Peoples, and/or a result o |
Profiting from the civil | strife, Austria-Hungary officially annexed Bosnia and |
e and light/ Christian wayfarer in a world of | strife/ Be still and consider the Path of Life." |
rg-controlled county of Tyrol, and this caused | strife between Ludovico and the Austrian archduke (an |
Following the | strife between Boniface VIII and Philip IV of France, |
th Arthur's and Medrawd's words so as to cause | strife between them. |
by Emperor Zeno with the view of allaying the | strife between the Miaphysite Christians and Chalcedo |
ve situation with possibilities of internecine | strife between armed forces units...Urge he not try r |
nd Alabama in 2005, and is notable for causing | strife between the two differing groups of students, |
07), the team reunites in the midst of growing | strife between the land and the sea creatures of the |
o in Turkish, treating the deep divide and the | strife between Gregorian and Catholic Armenians, a se |
Minhaju-S-Siraj records the | strife between the non-Muslim and Muslim populations. |
halcedonian, his patriarchate was dominated by | strife between the Chalcedonians and Non-Chalcedonian |
divided his succession for his sons, sparking | strife between them. |
stantly fleeing from Anningan as the result of | strife between the two (legends vary as to the cause) |
On July 23, 1882, factional | strife between Koreans in Korea's capital expanded be |
essed turbulent times in the 1920s, with inner | strife between communists and social democrats. |
Internal | strife between the brothers, and possible health issu |
In Ireland there was | strife between the Butler family, Earls of Ormond ver |
In 1957 | strife between Trentino and the largely German-speaki |
ook in Martin Luther's translation, suggesting | strife between scholars and the clergy. |
s a way of protecting them from the continuous | strife between city states of 19th century Italy. |
icipal privilege during the earlier periods of | strife between Papacy and Empire. |
to the major theological differences creating | strife between the newly formed Tractarian movement l |
group was enjoying regional success, internal | strife broke up the fledgling group in what ultimatel |
modern history of a city torn by Hindu-Muslim | strife, but where culture and beauty still flourish . |
ship, but he could not escape the division and | strife caused by his predecessor's downfall. |
f Ossiriand did participate in the battles and | strife concerning Morgoth (the First Battle of Beleri |
In 2006, sectarian | strife dominated Iraq, although the overall number of |
However, during the period of religious | strife during the 16th century, the merchants and clo |
ng in 1972 shepherding the city through racial | strife during the desegregation of public transportat |
ough known as a man given to confrontation and | strife, Earl Temple did get involved with one of Lond |
support of Ochirtu Khan of the Khoshuud, this | strife ended with Sengge's victory in 1661. |
Some | strife ensued between the duke and the emperor concer |
and Ruby afterwards, she says "There's war and | strife everywhere we turn...the whole world is a mess |
hip with a blonde American named Julia and the | strife facing his family as a result of the revolutio |
n powers in her 1969 white paper, 'In Place of | Strife' fail in the teeth of concerted Trade Union op |
time period would be characterized by unrest, | strife, famine, and other, natural disasters. |
ced a period of intense ridicule and political | strife following the Acts of Union. |
father, Christopher Richmond, caused financial | strife for the family. |
The show also caused some marital | strife for the actor when he had to admit to wife Dor |
Above the petinesses of party | strife, free from affectation, at the same time both |
Religious | strife had broken out in Ulpiana and they were needed |
However, internal | strife has caused the town to become unstable. |
, "And the Tide Rushes In" connotes a sense of | strife in a relationship with the narrator's lover sy |
Though due to internal | strife, in the coming thirty years the kings lost mos |
In periods of internal | strife in either Empire, when the ability to hold out |
protect American interests endangered by civil | strife in Mexico. |
about suicide deaths among farmers, religious | strife in India, human rights, threats to the Indian |
He has much also to say of the internal | strife in Thomond, and he gives full particulars of t |
White Pages Poems, as a companion to A Book of | Strife, in the Form of the Diary of an Old Soul, an 1 |
as his preferred candidate to end the internal | strife in the campaign. |
se of Jim Crow laws and the deep-seated racial | strife in the South which supported them and made it |
de him bishop of Bologna in 1386, at a time of | strife in that city, and archbishop of Ravenna in 138 |
eans "designed for wrangling" ('eris' meaning ' | strife' in Greek). |
he Russian and German press of fomenting civil | strife in Afghanistan. |
is administration was so strict that he caused | strife in the abbey. |
related to other political conflicts, such as | strife in Bosnia. |
During the succession | strife in East Frankia, in 884, the area was conquere |
the Tudors, instigated political and religious | strife in the succeeding centuries. |
rs later, Polish Jews arrived due to the civil | strife in Poland and settled down in Casal, in the re |
ana, and Dominica during times of great social | strife in those places, and in the West Indies genera |
He also voiced the character of Cloud | Strife in a wide range of Square Enix products, inclu |
y, and the end of majoritarianism caused great | strife in the UUP. |
particular resonance given the ongoing ethnic | strife in the country. |
d Kingdom, suspecting the incitement of ethnic | strife in Iran. |
ins one of the standard works on the religious | strife in the northwestern German states in the late |
in the early years of the racial and political | strife in Sri Lanka. |
Colossal Titan | Strife is the second album from French brutal death m |
purity, sensuality, idolatry, sorcery, enmity, | strife, jealousy, fits of anger, rivalries, dissensio |
al PS3 game takes place, there was a period of | strife known as the Dogma Wars. |
abandon all approaches that exacerbate further | strife, lay aside arrogant political posturing, and g |
1921, the VfB counted 500 members but internal | strife lead to some the footballers going their own w |
e return of Cambodia, surviving years of civil | strife, made her come back to the Asian Games after 2 |
woodcut is from Hypnerotomachia Pamphili ("The | strife of Love and Death in a dream"), a famous book |
h nationalist ideas by alluding to the ongoing | strife of the Irish Civil War and fight for Independe |
lish sympathies brought him, in the subsequent | strife of factions, into opposition to the "Russian" |
aged to navigate his way through the religious | strife of the late seventeenth century. |
The | strife of the Ephesian beasts |
vent at Kilkenny, and plunged at once into the | strife of faction then raging there. |
ter a few sentences follows the aggadah of the | strife of the letters, which contended with each othe |
Gwenhwyvach gave to her sister that caused the | Strife of Camlann. |
Hamilton Rogers, W.H. The | Strife of the Roses & Days of the Tudors in the West, |
The religious | strife of the 1620s found Sir Thomas a decided oppone |
sires are granted there...It is a land without | strife or suffering, where even death itself is unkno |
f view on the 'equality of the ministries' and | strife over the doctrinal opinions around Christ. |
Islamic and pre-Islamic | strife poems, found in Arabic and Persian literature, |
However, in Jeongjo's reign, | strife re-emerged as the rulinng Noron faction split |
Strife released their second album, In This Defiance | |
ation, in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh away from his | strife ridden birth place. |
te enmity, ill-will, hatred, deception, fraud, | strife, robbery and murder. |
The town experienced labor | strife several time in the 1950s, partly inflamed by |
ugh So Hwa becomes the Queen, due to political | strife, she is cast out of the palace in disgrace. |
hat he has only been attempting to avoid labor | strife, she returns to him. |
Rather, in order to eliminate civil | strife, society must educate the populace in such a w |
In 1917, Russia was in a state of political | strife, support for the World War I and the tsar was |
Due to the religious | strife that has marked the Balkan Peninsula and Anato |
nce of one man, Usman Conteh, and the personal | strife that the conflict brought him. |
UF, and was designed to end years of political | strife that had marred previous elections. |
assed from hand to hand during the internecine | strife that convulsed Hungary in the early 17th centu |
rworked by the many difficulties and political | strife the reorganisation brought with it, they had f |
ort in late November 2006 in Newsday, internal | strife, the assassination of a cabinet minister in Le |
Folk,” but due to the Workers Music Council's | strife, the pressure he felt from his surroundings to |
In the wake of communal | strife there he was forced to leave his post and sett |
e was the reconciliation of two noblemen whose | strife threatened a fatal outcome. |
Revolution in El Salvador: from civil | strife to civil peace. |
over the family-business soon causes internal | strife to arise. |
ps of feet above, a harbinger of war and civil | strife to men". |
"though emancipation was a great danger, civil | strife was a greater danger." |
Family | strife was a common theme among the dynasty at this t |
A year marked with labor | strife was followed by the bombing of a Shell Petrole |
ies, the backdrop of inter and post-war social | strife was always intimated. |
In many a | strife we've fought for life |
russia's fortunes, but the seeds for potential | strife were built into the Prusso-German political sy |
embarrassment, and is in for more professional | strife when Cochran's murdered body is found buried d |
entury and that the intermittent clan wars and | strife which followed the power vacuum created by the |
tions on Earth, replacing illness, poverty and | strife with health, prosperity and peace, but Johrei |
ung Taiji as Zungharian chief, but an internal | strife with his half brother Chechen Tayiji involved |
ives of Queen Guinevere, or Guenevere, and her | strife with Agravain and Gawain, as well as that of h |
liero is a tale of emotional excess and bitter | strife within war-threatened Venice. |
Von Hohenlohe's rule was marked by internal | strife within the Order, but also by important change |
he campaign, his anti-abortion position led to | strife within the traditionally strong state party. |
t qui seminat on August 14, 1279 to settle the | strife within the order between the parties of strict |
Debate has occurred over the effectiveness and | strife within the Commission between its more moderat |
smonean dynasty which, due largely to internal | strife, would last only around 100 years. |
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