Mr. BOB DYLAN (Singer): (Singing) In the still of the night, in the world's ancient light, where wisdom grows up in strife.
Lancashire began the day on 9-1 and despite 73 from Stuart Law they were in strife at 84-5 and 181-8 before Chapple (52no) and Cork (43) rescued them.
Eide said a significant number of polling stations in strife-torn Helmand, Kandahar, Ghazni and Wardak provinces will not be able to open due to security reasons.
Mr. WARMUTH: That's correct, and it's straight out of a poem by Henry Timrod called Retirement, where Timrod writes there is a wisdom that grows up in strife.
One came from the would-be National Unity and Social Justice Party, which has spent seven years awaiting approval for a platform aimed at strengthening relations between Muslims and Christians in strife-torn Upper Egypt.
After a general election in strife-ridden Macedonia , a coalition of moderate Slavs and the more nationalistic of the two main ethnic Albanian parties prepared to replace a government led by the more nationalist Slav party.
There was more joy to come from the very next ball when JP Duminy got a thin edge and Prior did the rest, leaving South Africa in strife with half their wickets gone and 150 not yet on the board.
Unless this is some enormous coincidence, this means the Pakistani military is even more deeply involved in the continuing strife in Afghanistan than we believed.
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But the current tribunal has been given the power by the UN of taking precedence over any national legal authorities in the strife-torn region.
Georgia has to handle several hundred thousand volatile and resentful people, from within Georgia and from outside, displaced in the strife-ridden aftermath of the Soviet Union's collapse.
Morsy on Wednesday was in Berlin, where he referred to the strife in his country during a joint news conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Investors continue to expect steep oil price volatility in the months ahead as political strife continues in the Arab world pushes prices higher and the recession bound economies of Europe are pushing prices lower.
Even if those immigrants are eventually given asylum, they may have waited in detention for months or years, separated from their families just for attempting to escape strife in their country of origin.
After years of labor strife in the 1990s, a new provincial premier was elected in 2003.
And when there was strife in the Balkans, we worked together to keep the peace.
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Strife in the workplace is bad for management, bad for business, bad for government and bad for workers.
The Iraqi invasion brought about civil strife in the country, and increased the Iranian influence in the region.
The economy has certainly been hurt by the disruption following Tunisia's revolution and the strife in neighbouring Libya.
Assistant Secretary General, is already facing strife in all parts of the continent.
"We should not let those extremists ignite the sectarian strife in this country, " he said Thursday in a nationwide address.
Immigrants are typically poor, and many have suffered the traumas of economic deprivation or civil strife in their native countries.
That means that Bolivia's already sharp divisions will be even more apparent, which could signal more political strife in the future.
In the 1960s, re-reading the Cabinet debates of In Place of Strife, everyone was telling Harold Wilson not to push it.
Gensler was also an instrumental player in the Sarbanes-Oxley act, and remember what a great job that law did in preventing financial strife?
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If there is to be political strife in Indonesia though, the market will be under pressure and the impact on Asia will be negative.
It lasted eight months but the government refused to give way and Fowler eventually won, ending almost a decade of industrial strife in the service.
Chiefs cited political strife in Madagascar, which had caused the airport in Antananarivo to be temporarily closed and flight schedules from Johannesburg to be reduced.
Strife in the Middle East has made investors fearful of emerging markets in general, prompting them to flee to perceived safe havens in richer countries.
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