This incident is not the first serious outbreak of dissension within the security forces this year. |
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Amazingly though, their words and thoughts usually lead to yet more dissension, anger and violence. |
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He was wise and sagacious, but prone to dissension and his spirit was that of calmness under fire. |
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Once value consensus is eclipsed by dissensus, religion is a natural point of dissension around which political and cultural agendas cluster. |
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The two tried to join forces, with Chiang as the head of the National Revolutionary Army, but dissension led to a civil war. |
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In essence, we have an elected king and any real dissension within the government tends to hand all those powers to the opposition. |
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When others choose not to practice within the boundaries, dissension and even errors can result. |
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After much dissension and debate Parliament voted for the move to Wellington as a city near the centre of the country. |
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Political opposition to the Confederate government matched dissension within the western army. |
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The second broad topic of dissension concerns the modes of analysis in literary and cultural studies. |
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We will know such an effort has begun when dissension breaks out within America's key liberal institutions. |
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The collapse of the coup in the face of mass protests and dissension within the military required a shifting of gears. |
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It is a doctrine of legalized favoritism that must, by its very nature, lead to dissension, corruption and tyranny. |
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Children receive rewards for conformity to group behaviour and they are punished for dissension. |
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Without that measure there will always be arguments, dissension and massive problems. |
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No questions were allowed and there was no debate, dissension or discouraging words. |
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One of these was that religious dissension or aristocratic ambition could plunge a modern state into civil war. |
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An inability to act on instructions from the skip can be damaging to team morale, and can be the foundation of doubt and dissension. |
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Throughout these years of steady lay involvement, however, dissension within the group continued. |
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It was a positive message to a church troubled, internationally and domestically, with dissension and discord. |
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This exacerbated internal dissension and led, in 1894, to a split in the movement. |
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There is no room for dissension in our ranks, no place for you to disagree with me. |
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Although the basic position of geography as a chorographic science has been questioned, the challenge does not appear to have produced dissension. |
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The absence of time and dissension over selecting a foreperson may enable the jury to devote its attention to dissenting on more important issues. |
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The cause of their dissension no longer existing, they may, if there be no antipathy between them, see each other again with pleasure. |
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Not surprisingly, the topic of the day Monday was insurrection, dissension, mutiny and what has happened to the glory that once was France. |
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The accusations were followed by the arrest of several militants of MLPC, thus heightening mistrust and dissension within the political class. |
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Within months, the LPF was collapsing in incompetence and dissension, and by 2008 it had disappeared. |
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In any event, they have already managed to sow dissension among the ranks of their tormentors. |
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Widespread lay-offs from state-owned enterprises have already caused dissension there. |
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It made other people very wealthy and there is still dissension within those countries on that type of system. |
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They then risk creating division and dissension, and so breed social disorder. |
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Bougainville endured 10 years of a civil war that was mainly caused by dissension over the management and ownership of the copper mine. |
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It may be impossible to reach full consensus on the issues and the dissension and consensus should therefore be noted. |
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May I thank the many people who have helped me with this report and express the hope that it will be passed tomorrow without any dissension. |
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Unfortunately there seemed to be some dissension in the ranks as, first one, then another staff member encountered a shortness of life. |
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Despite their progressive principles, dissension within their ranks and their concentration in the capital have limited their popular support. |
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Two obstacles to Indian entrepreneurship are emphasized: dissension within tribes, and uncertain federal policies. |
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Disaffected youths become politicized and dissension with traditional leaders added to tensions in camps. |
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There is also peace where one element does not dominate so much as subjugates the rest of the society, and where any signs of dissension are nipped in the bud. |
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We know the media thrives on dissension, disagreement, conflict. |
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It has suffered since from political dissension and civil war. |
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So, tremendous dissension over here within the Transport Workers' Union. |
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There was no mention of any debate or dissension about the tubes at all. |
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Ford emphasized that dissension and anger at the Assad family is reaching a tipping point among the Alawi. |
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But aging stars, a dismal season, and dissension in the front office are dragging the franchise down. |
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Plus, fights and dissension are always a good sign that something fun will happen during the show. |
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The source of the trouble lies to the north, where it spews its venom throughout the Great Kingdom, breeding dissension as rotten meat breeds maggots. |
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These changes must all the same be transposed in a new electoral code whose preparation is still unfinished and is presently the source of dissension between the two allies of convenience. |
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The same thing has happened with religions, initially based on love and moderation, but which nowadays, unfortunately, encourage not only dissension and selfishness, but violence, aggression and hatred. |
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From the other side, he also faces potential dissension in his own camp. |
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Reports of dissension continued to filter out nonetheless. |
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The breakdown of the summit in June 2005 highlights the dissension between member states regarding the Union's future objectives and the resources needed to achieve them. |
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The new protest phenomenon has been characterized by the broad range of interests which have come together to conduct the demonstrations with minimal dissension. |
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Yet by 1906, industrial dissension and political militancy had begun to undermine Liberal consensus in the southern coalfields. |
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Richard II's reign was marked by increasing dissension between the King and several of the most powerful nobles. |
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The abolition of papal authority made way not for orderly change, but for dissension and violence. |
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The defeat heightened dissension and escalated political antagonism to the King's ministers. |
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He preached successful revivals until 1802, when he saw revivals leading to dissension and division. |
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The Yongle Emperor laid out a long and extensive plan to strengthen and stabilise the new economy, but first he had to silence dissension. |
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Uninterested in administration, they were separated from both the army and the populace, and China was torn by dissension and unrest. |
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De Witt considered it a mere feint to create dissension among the Dutch and between them and France. |
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I don't think any great university can possibly last for 125 years without having known not only triumphant moments with wonderful graduates, but also the depths of despair and dissension. |
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Indecisiveness and dissension contributed to the failure of The Hague. |
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Those were the years when some confidently predicted that Canso would become the greatest port in America. But the fraternization became offensive to the higher commands, and dissension was sown. |
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This dissension did not fail to interest the Democratic Senators, including Carl Levin, Chairman of the Armed Forces Committee, who said he was 'troubled' by the answers of Mr. Blair. |
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By working with stakeholders to develop a set of common objectives, DFO will facilitate early solutions to possible dissension caused by the diverse needs of multiple users. |
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Civil dissension is a viperous worm That gnaws the bowels of the commonwealth. |
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Was there dissension from the McCarthyites in the Ireland squad? |
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The incident has caused a lot of dissension within the police department. |
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