They weren't worried about the Americans as much as they were, possibly, about internecine warfare. |
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Gun law, robbery, summary execution and internecine fighting have become the disorder of the day. |
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Invasions from southern India, combined with internecine strife, pushed Sinhalese kingdoms southward. |
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No one looks forward to the prospect of internecine warfare at so unpropitious a political moment. |
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Her concerns range from shocking acts of internecine slaughter to the emotional loneliness of the war reporter. |
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It is not particularly unusual for the village to be split by internecine suspicion, if not your actual warfare. |
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There were internecine struggles within NATO, knowledge of which adds to our understanding of the complexity of the Cold War. |
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Elite groups are engaged in an internecine struggle for control of the continent's strategic resources. |
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And the Conservatives have no stomach for an ideological fight, only for internecine warfare. |
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But in spite of the fact that internecine warfare is fun to watch, it rarely bodes well for the country. |
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These differences created centrifugal pressures toward internecine conflict that factionalized the movement into disparate groups. |
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Both networks limited their coverage of critiques and dissent to internecine schisms within these traditions. |
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In some cases, these articles are motivated by internecine disputes within the American right. |
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Needless to say, after more than a decade of internecine strife, all this faddish Conservative unity is somewhat fragile, not to say illusory. |
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Why this happened is not exactly known, but warfare and internecine conflict caused by a rising population may be at least partly to blame. |
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There is certainly conflict of an internecine nature going on within me at the moment. |
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But it was destroyed by doubters and the internecine strife between Edinburgh and Glasgow. |
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As ever with the writer's material, it's an obsessive story involving police corruption, internecine strife and casual violence. |
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Two things stand out as central conclusions to be drawn from the internecine wrangling within the Conservative Party and the response to it. |
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He may have had in mind the internecine squabbling among the various divisions within Judaism or within Orthodoxy itself. |
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The real, lasting damage of such internecine strife is a collapse of faith in the institutional fabric. |
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Or, alternately, it's just internecine warfare within the administration, and therefore shouldn't be taken seriously. |
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Are we not watching with great interest the little internecine fights that are already developing within their caucus? |
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They appear to be tied up in a political knot while dealing with the Sri Lankan government, which is itself locked in internecine party warfare. |
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The propulsive contours Liszt assigns to the left hand all but vanished, thus attenuating texture and the work itself of its internecine dramas. |
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After the internecine feud between Brown and Blair, this was the last thing most Labourites wanted. |
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Those words are just code for internecine warfare and I'm not interested. |
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In a fiercely tribal society, with traditions of internecine warfare that lasted at least until ten years ago, defensible towns and houses were vital. |
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After three decades of internecine warfare, bombings, retaliatory killings and mutual suspicion, those involved decided to seek a lasting political solution. |
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The drug trade of today multiplies the amount of cowboys and petty criminals whose internecine warfare for control of turf tends to bring crime to our doorsteps. |
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But those internecine debates within the Social Security faction are, at the moment, every bit as irrelevant as the internecine debates within the phase out faction. |
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Such an outcome would threaten any standards for weblog API's and syndication far more than internecine struggles within the existing weblog community ever could. |
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The photographs reveal that there is space for laughter, for flippancy, for beauty and fun in a country beset with internecine and identity-based troubles. |
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In many cases right now that is obstructed by internecine power struggles within this very complex political structure. |
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She is even-handed in detailing the internecine battles between Insurgents and Regulars for control of the party. |
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Democrats are unlikely to face the internecine battles the Republican Party has endured over the last five years. |
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They blamed the Americans for the internecine struggle that broke out among competing Afghan political parties afterward. |
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The Tudors brought to a close years of internecine strife when King Henry VII ended the Wars of the Roses between the rival houses of York and Lancaster. |
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This sort of internecine nastiness is all too common in law firms, investment partnerships, and other businesses that depend on their owners' harmony. |
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While peace cannot be made by the international community, this involvement would go a long way to create the conditions in which Bosnian citizens would eventually overcome their internecine hatreds and divisions. |
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In 866, Northumbria was in the midst of internecine struggles when the Vikings raided and captured York. |
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Today we are denying their grandchildren access to Europe, and Kaliningrad, intended as territorial compensation for the German internecine war, is separated from Russia. |
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From Rwanda to the former Soviet Union, Cambodia, Burma, Central America wars have littered this globe and internecine conflicts have destroyed many economies and cost millions of lives. |
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The Union, which for many years had provided assistance for the victims of the internecine fighting in the country, was stepping up its efforts now that peace had returned. |
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But communal violence is also of direct concern to security intelligence when the internecine strife is transplanted by immigrants or visitors from these countries and waged on Canadian soil. |
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Mr Miliband won the leadership in September 2010, only four months after the party had lost power: his first task was to contain the fall-out from that defeat and keep it out of a spiral of internecine recriminations. |
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But Hamlet is also the favourite in south-west England, where ancestral internecine conflict and grievance is generally – though I may be wrong – less pronounced. |
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The Mongol people were plagued by internecine conflict until Genghis Khan unified them and focused their aggression outwards on other peoples. |
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According to the story, he was a son of Owain Gwynedd, and took to the sea to flee internecine violence at home. |
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In the internecine rivalries of large corporations, whole departments may become expendable in the execution of one executive's power play. |
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Age and infirmity are his main enemies, and perhaps the country's, since no mechanism exists to resolve what could be a bitter and internecine succession battle. |
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Poverty, illiteracy, endemic diseases, corruption and lack of democracy are a breeding ground for the emergence and persistence of those deadly internecine wars. |
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Between two and three million people have been killed in the huge, Central African nation since 1998 as a result of internecine fighting and clashes with troops from neighbouring countries. |
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These Soviet misdeeds were heaped upon earlier instances of Russian conquest and colonization and of internecine conflict between Armenians and Azerbaijanis and others. |
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Even the most sophisticated of systems could not further the development of a human community that is torn apart by internecine strife that promotes other people's unhappiness rather than general well-being. |
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From 1945 to 1989 the number of civil wars rose by leaps and bounds, as America and the Soviet Union fuelled internecine fighting in weak young states, either to gain advantage or to stop the other doing so. |
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Whatever the rationale, the long internecine Tory struggle between Eurosceptics and Euro-enthusiasts is over: the sceptics won. Unity, however, also has its risks. |
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However, when it comes to tribal and internecine fighting, I think those mysteries will remain mysteries for the western world for a long time to come. |
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The exercise comprises of the 10 Malians but that Mali had earlier evacuated its citizens from CAR, which had been in the throes of internecine violence since last year. |
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From a historical perspective, wars were frequently internecine, and Britons were aggressors as well as defenders, as was also true of the Angles, Picts, and Gaels. |
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These were militarily far weaker, as Strabo assessed their combined military potential at just 40,000 armed men, and were often involved in internecine warfare. |
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