| As both books well demonstrate, the organizations warred with each other as much as they worked against a common enemy. |
| Five great races competed and warred against each other, struggling to tip the balance of power in their favor. |
| Even though for centuries Spaniards and Arabs warred against each other, the basic way of life remains similar. |
| Gale then tried to scowl at him, but the amusement was visible in her narrowed eyes and the hints of a smile warred with her frown. |
| Every emotion he'd ever known warred within his head and gut, twisting his insides about with sickening force. |
| Every administration has warred with reporters, but his is the first to challenge the very legitimacy of the press. |
