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For example, with well over 500 connections on Facebook I have discovered many things about people I know regarding their personal, religious, and moral beliefs that sometimes surprise me, and often conflict with my own beliefs.
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"Sometimes Russia's interests will conflict with ours, and sometimes they will coincide, " she says.
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Moreover, the goals of reducing pollution and mitigating the effects of climate change sometimes conflict.
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As early as next year, the number of poor in what are sometimes called FRACAS (fragile and conflict-affected states) could be greater than the number in stable ones.
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Reunification brings excitement and relief, which is sometimes accompanied by emotional conflict, the surveyors said.
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Certainly, the unit's tactics of intimidation, kidnapping and murder have sometimes been copied in the current guerrilla conflict, as well as in attacks on activists such as Ms Ochoa.
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The donor advocate is supposed to take into account only the donor's concerns -- for example, in Paul's case, the abnormal EKG findings -- and not the concerns of the recipient, since sometimes there can be a conflict of interest between the two.
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She also cited decades of efforts by U.S. presidents to resolve the conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians, an effort she said was sometimes misunderstood.
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Preparation for armed conflict engages numerous high-level diplomats, lawyers, intelligence analysts and, sometimes, legislators.
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Whether it is student funding or the NHS Bill in this Parliament, or the Iraq war in the Blair years, or the Maastricht Treaty under Major, MPs eventually face a conflict between what their leadership want them to do, and their personal beliefs - and sometimes the strong beliefs of their constituents.
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