• In Latin America, the war of ideas is no less intense than the war within the Arab and Muslim world between the radicals and the moderates.

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  • The tug-of-war within the Senate over these issues became clear when Sen.

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  • But shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna said the appointment followed a "turf war" within the coalition government.

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  • The end of cold-war tensions within Asia allowed the conversation to begin.

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  • However, what hurt Twitter in the PR war was the revelation that an employee within Twitter itself had alerted NBC to this tweet and informed them of the complaints procedure.

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  • The center will offer an opportunity that will enable the beneficiaries to acquire quality free and life skills that they need in order to afford them a quality life and emancipate themselves from poverty, diseases, ignorance, dependency and war within the families.

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  • But they were every bit as good as the private sector in terms of choice and quality - if not far better, particularly after the 1944 Education Act and the founding of the NHS, which offered services and opportunities transformed from the pre-war years within a post-war economy and society governed by rationing, funding constraints, and pervasive low skills and aspirations.

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  • Mr Ngcuka is used to coming under attack, but he unleashed a veritable war within the African National Congress when he pronounced that there was enough prima facie evidence to pursue a case against Deputy President Jacob Zuma in connection with allegations of bribery linked to the government's arms procurement deal, but not enough evidence to secure a conviction in court.

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  • It hastened the end of World War II, which concluded within a week after the dropping of a plutonium-based bomb on Nagasaki on Aug. 9.

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  • Last week the Azerbaijani president, Heidar Aliev, said this second stage would require the Armenians also to give up the Lachin corridor and the town of Shusha, within Karabakh, which before the war had a predominantly Azeri population.

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  • Overall unemployment, now 4.1%, is widely expected to surpass the post-war peak of 5.8% within the year.

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  • John Armitt, chairman of the Olympic Delivery Authority, explained how "having a clear focus" and a bit of pressure was the secret to bringing in "the biggest regeneration in a single place since World War II" on time and within the budget.

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  • He is quick to point out that when Estonia became independent first time round, after the first world war, Russians accounted for only 2% of the population within the current border.

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  • The U.S. government has not acknowledged hitting targets within Pakistan, an ally in the war on al Qaeda launched after the September 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington.

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  • During the Gulf War, SAS teams penetrated deep within Iraq to search for mobile Scud missile launchers.

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  • Within two years after the war ended, the Air Force was granted independence from the Army, and then went on to become first among equals in Pentagon councils during the early years of the Cold War.

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  • But a whole variety of factors - the call-up of certain types of reservists, the chartering of commercial shipping, the reported movement of pre-positioned equipment both to and within the Gulf region - all suggests that if war comes, it could begin with far fewer signs of obvious preparation than many people have argued.

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  • The murder of two within ten days looks to Brazilians like a declaration of war against the state by organised crime.

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  • Tim Stonor of Space Syntax, an urban-design consultancy, points out that the vast majority of the riots took place within a five-minute walk of one of the depressing post-war housing estates which councils are now pulling down.

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  • All of these changes took place within three months of the end of the war.

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  • But those kinds of decisions are going to set off a sort of Hobbesian war of all-against-all within the Democratic coalition.

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  • There should be an international military commission to try those war criminals who committed offenses within Germany or on the high seas.

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  • War crimes investigations are run within tight guidelines agreed between the Metropolitan Police and the Crown Prosecution Service.

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  • Bush is under growing pressure even within his own party to shift course in Iraq as the war drags on and casualties climb.

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  • However, he said Blair's comment before the war -- on Iraq being able to deploy weapons of mass destruction within 45 minutes notice -- was based on a single source.

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  • "Some activities of American prisoners of war within German prison camps must remain secret not only for the duration of the war against the present enemies of the United States but in peace-time as well, " the document says.

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  • There is a slowly emerging recognition within the military that those combined pressures affect the troops who battle the war from afar in some of the same ways that strain forces on the front lines.

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