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Even where disparate Gypsy groups gather together, as in Italian camps for nomads, mutual antagonisms quickly drive them apart.
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They can try to foster good relations between local government and local tycoons, and to reduce antagonisms with the suburbs, as Chicago has done.
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In Asia, there are historical antagonisms and mutual suspicions to overcome.
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Where we find ourselves with antagonisms, we fail too often to consider that those relationships are what they are because they are deeply out of integrity.
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Commerce softens antagonisms because those resenting others part ways peacefully.
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There has been historical antagonisms between Ethiopia and Somalia.
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Other problems reflect deep-seated religious and ethnic antagonisms.
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Reform of the Lords is an ancient cause on which Labour failed to deliver in the 1960s, but where old antagonisms were stirred up by the Tories' use of their built-in upper-house majority in the 1980s.
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Historically, few Americans found class antagonisms convincing.
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Historical antagonisms loom even larger.
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Not only because apartheid, that prevailed for years and led to the expulsion of South Africa from the United Nations, has been overcome, but because we know now that, even after dramatic episodes such as apartheid, it is possible to bring together anew the citizens of a country and overcome, not always smoothly, but still overcome antagonisms of the past.
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