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While the judiciary often butted heads with the Mubarak regime, its contrarian decisions were often ignored.
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Klein says the tension that existed when he and Gates butted heads from opposites sides of a federal courtroom has since dissipated.
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Ms Park lost the nomination to Mr Lee in 2007 and since then she and her loyalists have butted heads with the government.
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The announcement comes a little over a month after the president and the generals butted heads over Morsy's attempt to recall the country's disbanded parliament.
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David Moss of HBS argues that such complaints are nothing new: American politicians have been squabbling about the role of government ever since Thomas Jefferson butted heads with Alexander Hamilton.
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In the course of his cyber-sleuthing, Reynalds has butted heads not just with the creators of some of these Web sites, but also the Internet service providers (ISPs) that host them.
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Since these lawsuits, a war of words have been volleyed between Activision and EA. The two giant game makers butted heads last fall with Call of Duty: Black Ops and Medal of Honor going head-to-head at retail.
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"Fables of Faubus" shows how Mingus occasionally butted heads with corporate supervisors: The composer wrote a libretto that further castigated Orville Faubus, the segregationist governor of Arkansas, but Columbia refused to let him record the text (the title itself was nervy enough in that buttoned-down era).
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