Scipio's extraordinary successes aroused intense jealousies and rivalries as the danger to Rome receded.

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The whole movie is contaminated with the psychological fallout, the festering grievances, recriminations and jealousies.

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Elsewhere in British Islam, most leaders were anxious to help free Mr Bigley and play down intra-Muslim jealousies.

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Food jealousies have led to that most organically European product of all: bickering.

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As a supranational body designed to overcome national jealousies, the EU is vulnerable to a backlash in one or other member.

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Apart from arousing small jealousies, the profession of history inevitably attracts controversy.

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That may still be worth it to the Wall Street firm, but the reward mechanism is time-consuming to apply, creates internal jealousies, and skews profit-sharing throughout the bank.

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It also created bitter jealousies among departments.

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They are sure to expose regional jealousies.

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It is an industry of jealousies.

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He has jealousies and shortcomings.

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