Clash Royale, which features Clash of Clans characters, was No. 5.
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It was less a political clash than a clash of cultures.
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This is less a clash of civilisations than a clash within a civilisation.
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They go into the room, clash, storm out, go back again, clash again.
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This felt like a clash of cultures as much as a clash of bodies.
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The one that's most relevant to my life is The Clash by The Clash.
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That is what fosters innovation in a company — a clash of ideas, but a respectful clash.
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"There are currently no developers working on both Clash Royale and Clash of Clans," the developer says.
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For example, Supercell's Clash of Clans and Clash Royale have delivered over $22023 billion revenue to date.
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It is the best Clash album, and the Clash is one of the best rock and roll bands. Agreed.
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Clash with Macron Trump spent Tuesday in meetings in London headlined by a clash with a key ally, France.
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The world confronts less a clash of civilizations than a clash of identities, concertinaed in time and space by technology.
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And parts were recorded in New York, bringing a different complexion to the record—a clash but a good clash.
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"It isn't the clash of civilizations so much as the clash of artificially reconstructed civilizations that is taking place," Kaplan writes.
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Supercell's four games — Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, Boom Beach and Hay Day — have around 5203 million daily active players in total, with Tencent Chief Executive Martin Lau a self-confessed fan of real-time multiplayer game Clash Royale.
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If you play Clash Royale, it's kind of like that, except ... KS: Explain Clash Royale for the idiots in the room. Okay.
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Juniper named Supercell, a game developer from Finland known for making Clash Royale, Clash of Clans and Boom Beach, as the market leader.
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The writers pitched the idea to Supercell, the Finnish studio behind the game, and the result is Clash-a-Rama, an ongoing series on YouTube that turns the world of Clash of Clans and its follow up Clash Royale into an animated show.
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The Clash Royale World Finals is an electronic sports (esports) tournament that will feature the best professional players of publisher Supercell's "Clash Royale" game.
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"Clash Royale" was made by Supercell, the company behind "Clash of Clans" which was recently bought by Chinese internet giant Tencent for $8.6 billion.
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On Apple's App Store, Clash of Clans is currently the fourth-highest-grossing app in the United States, while Clash Royale is No. 7.
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A few bumps in the road are ahead: Mercury will clash with Mars on April 4, and it'll also clash with Saturn on April 5.
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Stay Free: The Story Of The Clash Learn about the incredible, untold story of one of England's – and arguably the world's – greatest punk bands, The Clash.
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Though its 30-day retention rate has now slipped behind Words with Friends, it's still ahead of Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, and Candy Crush Saga.
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"Clash Royale," released in January, and Supercell's legacy "Clash of Clans" title both took in more than $100 million last month, good for second and third place.
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Supercell has a catalogue of four games - Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, Boom Beach and Hay Day - which have around 100 million daily active players in total.
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Meanwhile, the hugely popular Clash Royale walked away with the "Best Game" crown, topping Alphabear, Clash of Kings, MARVEL Future Fight, and Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes.
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Lately, with games like Hearthstone and Clash Royale, there's been a shift from the safer mid-core (Clash of Clans) to a more competitive and engaging experience.
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Earlier this year, Supercell said its four titles — Clash Of Clans, Boom Beach, Hay Day and Clash Royale — had reached over 100 million cumulative players each day.
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Alto's Odyssey (iOS) Alto's Odyssey (Android) Supercell, the company behind mobile blockbusters Clash of Clans and Clash Royale, has tried its hand at competitive shooters with Brawl Stars.
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It's nowhere to be seen, however, in the overall top grossing apps, where apps like Spotify, Clash Royale, Clash of Clans, and Netflixare all in the top 10.
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That being said, knowing that the potential of a third fight is already on the horizon before their second clash may affect Diaz mentally ahead of Saturday night's clash.
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TV commercials like the "Rules of the duel" series for Clash Royale, or Liam Neeson's Superbowl ad for Clash of Clans, help to both create and reinforce that vibe.
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The Civil War ground on from clash to clash, place to place, progressing relentlessly and suspensefully toward its culmination, with key battles like Gettysburg and Vicksburg providing dramatic pivots.
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When globalisation weakens religion and culture, these get reinvented "in more severe, monochromatic and ideological form"—not so much the clash of civilisations as the clash of artificially reconstructed ones.
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Buying Supercell, which has produced a string of mobile game hits with Clash of Clans, Hay Day and Clash Royale, would further bolster Tencent's presence in the mobile game market.
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It will also be a vital clash for both teams, being their one and only clash in the Rugby Championship that year, on the eve of the Rugby World Cup.
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Here's what you need to know: • Foreign policy clash.
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With a clash of styles and both heavyweights hungry to escape Croatia with the spoils of victory, you can't miss Sunday's clash between Derrick Lewis and Gabriel Gonzaga on FOX Sports 1.
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More on the tax fight here.. TRUMP, SENATORS HEADED FOR CLASH ON CYBER POLICY: Senators are barreling toward a clash with the Trump administration over how to deter and respond to cyberattacks.
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Trump is expected to clash with other world leaders at the G7 summit Trump is expected to clash with other world leaders at the G7 summit Donald Trump arrived in Italy Friday for his inaugural G-7 summit, where he's expected to clash with his fellow world leaders on topics like climate change, free trade, and the refugee crisis.
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Protesters often clash with police, although violence is rarely widespread.
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And don't be scared to clash color and pattern, either.
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You're constantly cycling through your deck, similar to Clash Royale.
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You go at it, and you clash with the material.
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Don't turn this into a war or clash of civilizations.
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The Mueller report clash appears to be headed for court.
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The shooting sparked a clash between angry residents and officers.
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Because this is WWE, Nakamura will not win that clash.
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Game of Thrones has been headed toward this inevitable clash.
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That clash may well set the tone for the campaign.
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Through this clash, the show dramatizes the complexities of oppression.
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And it's super fun to see the big personalities clash.
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The clash, many feared, would play into Mr Wilders's hands.
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All this sets up an almighty clash on July 25th.
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There's a new target in the clash over immigration: hotels.
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The clash between the two NATO allies is not abating.
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The result could be a direct clash between NATO allies.
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However, as a team, their individual strengths seem to clash.
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Of course, sometimes personalities simply clash and it's nobody's fault.
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Clash of Clans, Candy Crush Saga and Hulu remained popular.
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The clash represented another example of racialized violence surrounding elections.
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This latest clash in the immigration infowar ignited on Tuesday.
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"It seems like there's been a culture clash," he said.
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Almost nobody involved with esports expected Clash Royale to win.
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The Venezuelan National Guard and protesters clash nearly every day.
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The two clash as Strange begins to question Mordo's motives.
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It will be a clash of different experiences and reflexes.
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It's up now at CLASH and it's worth your time.
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But the terms of the clash were always more complicated.
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This isn't the Cold War or a clash of civilizations.
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Trump quickly called the clash "a mistake," avoiding an escalation.
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Still, Rome's clash with Brussels is making some Italians nervous.
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It is the clash between social justice and economic interests.
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The clash is not just over policy options, but ideas.
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The possible matchup also offers a clash of statistical styles.
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Titans clash at the 2018 Emmy Awards on Monday night.
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MY MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES TO MAKE SURE ITS NOT A CLASH.
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"Me and my mum clash quite a lot," he said.
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Tones clash; idioms and allusions brush up against each other.
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But a culture clash threatens to shatter an American dream.
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The legislative vehicle remains unclear, but the clash seems certain.
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The Clash, the Buzzcocks and the Damned gained nationwide attention.
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Trump's 'America First' policy agenda clearly risks exacerbating this clash.
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The clash has exposed Mr. Suzuki to accusations of nepotism.
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Here's what you need to know: • Democrats clash over jobs.
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A wedding almost always involves some kind of culture clash.
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That could clash with a bigger move into health services.
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The clash of cultures there creates a very unique environment.
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Kennedy saw it as a clash between witness and policy.
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Mercury in Pisces will clash with stubborn Saturn in Sagittarius.
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The Proud Boys, he said, had not instigated the clash.
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In other words, it's a clash between idealism and realism.
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Venus and Saturn clash not once, but twice, this month!
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Gomperts' clash with the FDA is just the latest chapter.
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It was then that the uprising turned into a clash.
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That clash set off a reckoning for the social network.
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"There's beauty in the clash between the two," Akinnagbe says.
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Apple's entertainment foray could also lead to a culture clash.
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Did Mr. Hambleton's sensibilities clash with those of his contemporaries?
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Callimachi: So they're looking for this clash with Western civilization.
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In Nazi Germany, this clash of ideas did not exist.
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The A List revolves around the clash of queen bees.
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To some extent, the clash with the press was inevitable.
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Jorge Masvidal when they clash at UFC 244 in November.
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Israel and Iran clash, Britain apologizes, and Russia remembers war.
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If you butt heads with someone, you CLASH with them.
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The planemakers clash over the scope of the WTO finding.
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Riot police and protestors clash in Hong Kong on Sunday.
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The subpoena could lead to a clash with committee Republicans.
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In the catastrophe's aftermath, desire, love, and duty often clash.
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Democrats and Republicans clash over the Senate's impeachment trial procedure.
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About 500 attackers were involved in the clash, he said.
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Guard your tongue as these planets clash against each other.
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The planemakers clash over the scope of the WTO finding.
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"Clash Royale," however "is more intuitive to understand," he added.
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It is fascinating to read about the ensuing culture clash.
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This is where the clash of hope and fear abound.
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In his latest clash with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Gov.
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A constitutional clash between President Trump and Congress appears imminent.
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The clash took place about 30 miles north of Mosul.
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The standoff ended with a violent clash with the police.
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Romania, and looks ahead to USA's seismic clash with Paraguay.
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And this is to some degree a clash of ideas.
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In the build up to his clash with Bisping, UFC.
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By everyone's account, this is an unfortunate and devastating story about a bitter clash that went out of control -- a clash between a Minnesota farm family and one of the world's most revered hospitals.
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"The Philippines's politics is really a clash of clans," Heydarian says.
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So the Obama-Duterte clash isn't just incidental to the latter.
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Tech professionals in government are in for a serious culture clash.
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Four people were arrested in violent protest clash in Portland, Ore.
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He seemingly may clash with Trump on one key issue: immigration.
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Lannister clash we've seen teased in the trailers and promo photos.
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In a classic clash in styles, either man could earn victory.
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It was punk—and not just because of that Clash sample.
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Another likely is the personality clash of President Trump and Obrador.
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This was not a clash, the official said, but a discussion.
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The clash between America's domestic tumult and foreign intervention is pronounced.
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In the backdrop simmers a new geopolitical clash on climate change.
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He plays Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic in Sunday's title clash.
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As of season 8, episode 3, the clash has officially arrived.
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It was the first clash since the new measures were announced.
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Xi told the forum that civilisations were not destined to clash.
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Protesters clash with riot police near Hong Kong's Legislative Council building.
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Spencer and his supporters clash with Virginia State Police in Charlottesville.
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Grab is also battle-tested after its long clash with Uber.
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One day, though, Mr Khan will surely clash with the generals.
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Science and religious belief did not clash: they reinforced each other.
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White supremacists clash with counterprotesters at a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Four Shabab militants were killed in the clash, security officials said.
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MOUNT VERNON "A Clash of Cultures," presentation on Dutch colonial settlement.
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Expressing opinions that clash with self-interest is a bipartisan activity.
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Fortnite still outpaced Clash Royale during April, May, and June, though.
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For Americans, there will be a clash between two domestic giants.
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But there was also a quieter clash, initiated by Colorado Sen.
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Police did not immediately respond to Reuters questions on the clash.
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Italy's clash with the European Union over fiscal policy has fizzled.
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I called it that Kai and Beverly's leadership styles would clash.
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She thinks a clash of opinions is good for the country.
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Gabbard's clash over the war in Afghanistan with fellow candidate Rep.
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The clash underscores the competitiveness, and harshness, of the bear world.
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All the militants and one Jordanian soldier died in the clash.
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Another clash could come as early as today's May Day demonstrations.
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Unfortunately, this clash of legends was a bit of a disaster.
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In a series of tweets on Wednesday, West addressed the clash.
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But their clash will set the tone for the global showpiece.
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The teams jointly announced the overseas Big Ten clash on Monday.
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"And this means that these two forces will clash" without limits.
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He says it's the Clash who're the best British band ever.
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The Clash, Blondie, and Joy Division were on the way in.
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Anti-government protesters clash with police in Independence Square on Feb.
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They're too busy heading down the path to a military clash.
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The two are strong personalities, almost tailor-made for a clash.
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Here interests clash with interests, as Madison outlined Federalist No. 10.
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He also fought in another border clash with Vietnam in 1984.
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It's a clash of ideas on how to play the sport.
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But isn't it much nicer when cultures blend rather than clash?
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For many Charlotteans, the clash between protesters and police seemed unreal.
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When these two planets clash, we can expect surprises and drama.
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How do your Asian-Americanness and your feminism intersect or clash?
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How do your Asian Americanness and your feminism intersect or clash?
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When these two planets clash, the vibe will be very anxious.
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Mr. Trump, however, showed little inclination to clash with his guest.
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This clash is not really about the wall or its cost.
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One such clash took place over the weekend when conservative Rep.
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The case concerned a clash between two theories of representative democracy.
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The two giants seem set for an epic clash in India.
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Toes, too, are deleted if they clash with the book's title.
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They denied that any clash had taken place before the shooting.
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But the move would also set up a clash with Republicans.
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The resulting clash has often played out in debates over clothing.
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"Being around more people can help when personalities clash," said Salemi.
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Clash in the Kerch Russia engaged in a confrontation on Nov.
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Vindman's counsel clash over line of questioning about identity of whistleblower.
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But his clash with public officials has been less one-sided.
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These are also the moments when the couple's parenting styles clash.
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The Associated Press: Caravan migrants explore options after Tijuana border clash.
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The hotly anticipated clash could reach Super Bowl-level TV ratings.
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Still, some of his positions may clash with the new president.
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But those sentiments certainly clash with the political DNA of Trumpism.
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Unfortunately, they kind of clash with her outfit for the Grammys.
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The public and private parts of your life will clash today.
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I was lucky enough to see The Clash in their heyday.
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These two forces are poised to clash again in two years.
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He can rethink how he might avoid a clash with Europe.
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Throughout the exhibit, the painter's atmospheric abstractions clash with representative imagery.
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Mars and Jupiter clash on Monday, creating a very busy atmosphere.
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He's reportedly planning a Ramones biopic, and lives for The Clash.
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Mars and Neptunes clash today, finding you irritable and annoyed, Capricorn.
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Donald Trump protesters clash with police outside rally in Chicago — Globalnews.
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When beliefs clash, people and government need to accommodate those differences.
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Mississippi could be showcase for next GOP clash Ailing Mississippi Sen.
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HOROVITZ Well, it probably just goes back to loving the Clash.
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But the issue is more complex than a clash of cultures.
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This clash culminated in the House of Representatives voting, on Feb.
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Democrats say they are energized by the clash with the president.
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This clash of visions is why I.P.O.s are so much fun.
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"Clash of values": Why a boycott is brewing over pride celebrations.
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I think that it was a cultural clash a little bit.
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Mumbai, India, where I live, is a constant clash of contradictions.
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Everything was a clash between noble workers and the corrupt bourgeoisie.
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The previous evening, Spain's clash with Russia ended close to 2am.
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The veto sparked a rare public clash with the Trump administration.
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The result was an N.B.A. finals clash less titanic than advertised.
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But they clash on the question of "Parsifal," Wagner's final opera.
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Mr Kaeser admits that moral values and business interests can clash.
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Sitting through "Clash" is largely a miserable experience, and that's deliberate.
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The clash between the two sides is, in some ways, irreconcilable.
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In general, irony refers to a clash between expectations and outcomes.
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Vancouver's Antoine Roussel opened the scoring 106 seconds into the clash.
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Looking back, the two men may have been destined to clash.
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With tensions between their camps rising, do they clash directly tonight?
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As he "loses" this recent clash with the law, he wins.
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Aloyan out-pointed China's Hu Jianguan to set up Sunday's clash.
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The Clash sang "anger can be power" and I believed it.
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Bottas suffered a puncture in the clash with Huckleberry and pitted.
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War in our lifetimes will not resemble a clash of machines.
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The wall announcement has already provoked a damaging clash with Mexico.
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To say the two aesthetics clash would be a vast understatement.
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Sometimes personalities clash, work approaches differ and management tactics don't jibe.
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The new administration had its first full-blown foreign policy clash.
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It seems like a personality clash I should deal with myself.
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The clash between these like-minded leaders is a conflict foretold.
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We were more like a clash Of unrequited like and remorse.
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Both Roosevelt and the court were badly damaged by the clash.
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But they don't clash in the street or hate each other.
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But the larger clash of worldviews is as vital as ever.
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Both characters, broad and comic, clash with the show's world horribly.
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Xi told the forum that civilizations were not destined to clash.
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In June, Tencent deepened its presence in the space by leading a consortium to acquire a majority equity stake in Finnish game-maker Supercell, which produced popular titles such as Clash of Clans and Clash Royale.
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B. EGYPT AND ISRAEL IN CLASH AT CANAL; 2 Hours of Shelling Follow Cairo Effort to Send Boat North on Clearance Job EGYPT AND ISRAEL IN CLASH AT CANAL __________ Do you use our Weekly News Quiz?
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A possible clash Tensions surged when the Turks threatened to move toward Manbij, raising the possibility of a clash between NATO allies -- Turkish troops on one hand and on the other, US troops and the Kurds.
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Mozart acknowledged what the political scientist Samuel P. Huntington called the "clash of civilizations" between the Islamic world and the West, but he also understood that that "clash" was qualified by numerous points of contact and familiarity.
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I like to play Clash of Kings as much as the next guy and frankly, when I think of it in terms of the harms likely to come to me, Clash of Kings can win pretty easily.
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Oklahoma State returns home for a Saturday clash with instate rival Oklahoma.
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They clash, a bit, on the topic of sex during a party.
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But where wellness culture and established policy clash are around vaccines, naturally.
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On the food stamp front, the two sides are likely to clash.
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A culture clash quickly causes tensions between Fuyao and its newest employees.
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Bush was not the only one to clash with Trump last night.
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First story this Thursday, a clash in the European nation of Sweden.
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Though Christians clash over many issues, almost all agree that he existed.
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Mercury retrograde will clash with Saturn, making for some obstacles around communication.
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Just how fierce the clash over the presidency will be seems clear.
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Candace Owens with Charlie Kirk during Turning Point USA's Campus Clash tour.
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Go deeper: Far-right and anti-fascist protesters clash in Portland, Ore.
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Richard Spencer and his supporters clash with Virginia State Police on Aug.
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Occupy Wall Street protesters clash with police in Zuccotti Park on Nov.
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One counterprotester, 32-year-old Heather Heyer, was killed during the clash.
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Almost overnight, Jersey City residents were thrust into a high-stakes clash.
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Guess the consultant managed to clash with fans and GSMH staff alike.
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He then reminisces in the car about Will's love for The Clash.
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They have no religious reasons to clash with Britain's mildly Christian culture.
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It's just because I think, again, I'm worried about the cultural clash.
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A clash against either Italy or seventh-seeded Belgium awaits the winner.
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We see this in our Numberplay conversations each week — a productive clash.
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When these two planets clash, it's hard to make sense of anything.
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They connected once Oh's looks were set, so Samberg's looks wouldn't clash.
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The clash began when the two opened fire on police, police said.
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Instead, there were foreign journalists waiting for the clash that didn't happen.
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Kerber lost their only grand-slam clash at last year's U.S. Open.
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Big egos clash today, and your relationships are undergoing a big shift.
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Mugler's really good at making this strange clash of counterculture with glamor.
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And progress has been set back by the clash with the RBI.
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To understand the pathos behind the current clash requires a little backstory.
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SAUDI ARABIA VS. IRAN Clash of the titans: This is getting serious.
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Vardy and his mates will clash against perennial powerhouse Liverpool on Feb.
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The remaining researchers continued to clash with NuSI about the second phase.
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Roosevelt was right about one thing: the clash of nations came. Twice.
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The clash between Bentley and Collier arose directly from the Hubbard case.
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A white nationalist demonstrator was bloodied by a clash with a counterdemonstrator.
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Was it a clash between "many sides," as President Trump notoriously said?
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Maybe you grew crops in Farmville or scrimmaged in Clash of Clans.
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The sun opposes Pluto in Capricorn on July 14 and egos clash!
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These groups rarely co-ordinate their plans, and their interests often clash.
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Lawmakers clash over race claims: The Democratic lawmaker who represents Flint, Mich.
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You're brewing up brilliant ideas today, thanks to Mercury's clash with Jupiter.
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Venus and Uranus clash, bringing you all sorts of surprises today, Leo!
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Conservative culture-clash has been a problem for other Republican campaigns too.
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He was believed to have escaped the clash, another military spokesman said.
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Police clash with protesters in Hamburg during the G20 summit on Friday.
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When the Clash showed up, that was just like another whole level.
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It wasn't exactly a clash of ideas so much as a clang.
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It was a clash of the titans on Sunday's I Am Cait.
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This clash is driving the debate between remote and in-office work.
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Thursday night we witnessed agreement, clash and depth on almost every subject.
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Early in the debate, this produced an instructive clash over health policy.
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We were all skinheads, and we liked Dead Kennedys and the Clash.
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These kids were entirely unconcerned with any clash of modernity and tradition.
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"The geometric lines clash with the natural silhouette in a good way."
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Pakistani police refer to any armed clash with suspects as an "encounter".
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Burns gave the Sharks an early lead 4:01 into the clash.
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America does presently not seek or need a military clash with Iran.
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Most analysts didn't see the maritime clash as timed for the G20.
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These efforts come despite the partisan clash over election security in Washington.
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That's expected to have implications in the high-profile clash between Sen.
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This effort has created a clash between competing economic and cultural interests.
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The clash between economic and political civilizations extends even to basic arithmetic.
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Raonic moved into a second round clash with former champion Stan Wawrinka.
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Last but not least was his $113,000 clash with umpire Fergus Murphy.
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Trump's latest clash with reality demonstrates the president's failed approach to governance.
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Technology is at the heart of the clash between the two countries.
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Tech watchers say the tech-Trump divide is partly a culture clash.
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Indonesia has called for reconciliation and dialogue in the latest diplomatic clash.
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A clash was all but inevitable, and it came in October 1962.
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West Bank settlers are preparing for a clash with the Israeli government.
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Amanda and Cyborg are set to clash at UFC 232 on Dec.
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It's possible Trump and Barr could also clash over the Russia investigation.
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Sunday will start with the Anglo-French clash at Welford Road, Leicester.
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That's one of the things that we clash on all the time.
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Today's tensions show that the clash between hardliners and leadership isn't over.
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Today Mercury will clash with aggressive Mars, making for an argumentative mood.
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That generational clash has repeated itself in state capitals from Sacramento, Calif.
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Belgium, in St. Petersburg, Russia, will present a clash of styles (BBC).
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It's about paganism: the clash between superstition and modernity; authority and sexuality.
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The government said it did not have full details about the clash.
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Here's what you need to know: • Clash of the vice-presidential nominees.
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A clash between conservative marchers and black-clad protesters in Portland, Ore.
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The most recent clamor arose from a clash among several familiar foes.
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But now grand ideologies clash by night: white nationalism, populism, oppression studies.
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Beyond the political clash, it's a look at how roads shape policy.
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It is the most serious clash between Moscow and Kiev in years.
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Two-thirds of the qualifying games, however, clash with the N.B.A. schedule.
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One woman was seen bleeding from a head wound after the clash.
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Starting in silence, "Untitled" feels at first like a clash of aesthetics.
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At a more elemental level, there is the basic clash of personalities.
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Critics' corner: It's a clash of egos, says Jennifer Saba of Breakingviews.
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Then there was a clash of heads and I got cut again.
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Go deeper: Far-right and anti-fascist protesters clash in Portland, Oregon
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The poisoning set off a diplomatic clash between Russia and the West.
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They will clash at a Welsh stadium with a capacity of 74,500.
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"It takes a while, and I'm willing to wait," Clash tells CNN.
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It's because of a political clash of egos, half a century ago.
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Local authorities claimed that the Taliban also suffered casualties during the clash.
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Six police officers were killed and another was wounded in the clash.
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It's just their leaders -- Iranian conservatives and American Republicans -- who regularly clash.
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Mr. Lesin did clash with the remaining vestiges of independent news media.
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Go deeper: Trump and Pence intervene in clash between top health officials
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But it was the clash of sensibilities that made the film work.
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The soundtrack was awesome: Otis Redding leading into "Sandinista!" by the Clash.
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If you clash with your brothers and sisters, what are the reasons?
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It has set up a culture clash between the two influencer communities.
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Beyond the clash over slavery, a movement against immigration was reshaping politics.
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Thursday's vote is unlikely to be the last clash on the issue.
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Trump's flaws of temperament and character make such a clash dangerously likely.
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That could have happened amid a civic clash this ugly and passionate.
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Tuesday's clash was the first between the north American neighbours since 1965.
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How can you help me make sure that these guys don't clash?
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The First World War only raised the stakes of this rhetorical clash.
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It's yet another escalation in the clash between California and Trump administration.
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RELATED: Impeachment puts Trump and Pelosi on track for epic clash Rep.
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This was no accidental clash -- and we may see more like it.
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Olympiakos's home clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers will go ahead behind closed doors.
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Two people were killed and 200 detained in the two-day clash.
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Luce: I think couples always have their thing that they clash over.
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" —Jonathan Swan, Axios "ObamaCare fix hinges on Medicaid clash in Senate": "Sen.
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At worst, the migrants face a potentially violent clash with U.S. troops.
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Rarely will you be treated to such a rewarding clash of heads.
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But Trump's clash with the American intelligence community is not a debate.
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Jupiter and Neptune's clash finds us dancing in a mist of fantasy.
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The quality of fights are replicated from top to bottom of this event—evidenced by an absorbing all-European heavyweight clash between Ukrainian-born Russian Oleksiy Oliynyk and the Czech Republic's Viktor Pesta in an interesting styles clash.
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The Americans were beaten in a last-eight clash by the former Yugoslavia in that tournament and they next face Serbia, who were billed as their most likely rival in a gold-medal clash in this year's event.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Supporters were in for a surprise on Friday as Brazil and Costa Rica walked out for their World Cup Group E clash in St. Petersburg wearing away colors despite no apparent clash in their home kits.
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WhatsApp is bracing itself for a clash with the US government over encryption.
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Protesters hurl rocks during clash with police in Jakarta on May 22, 2019.
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The perfectly timed clash with Pakistan was hardly the BJP's only extra advantage.
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Last night, Nurmagomedov posted about an upcoming clash between him and champion Alvarez.
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Ken Shamrock and a clash of former street fighters in Kimbo Slice vs.
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"This plays into their core narrative of a clash of civilization," he noted.
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Senate passes its version of farm bill, setting up clash over food stamps.
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Olympic champion Marin set up a clash with Japan's seventh seed Nozomi Okuhara.
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We clash colors, mix prints, and pair our socks with open-toe sandals.
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There&aposs going to be a big clash of the great powers eventually.
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A clash in the Middle East, while unlikely, would send oil prices surging.
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Instead, he suspends a "clash of climates and differences" by acknowledging necessary fictions.
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The clash of fire and ice is going to be a messy one.
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The government says these political events could clash with ceremonies for the coronation.
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Venus and Jupiter clash today, stirring up thrills in your love live—enjoy!
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Bercow's decision sets up a major constitutional clash between Parliament and the government.
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The West cannot now bomb Mr Assad without risking a clash with Russia.
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"When you put two alphas in a room together, they're going to clash."
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Only additional video, it seemed, might reveal what had led to the clash.
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A high-stakes clash, accusations of misinformation and residents who have had enough.
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It was the kind of bow that accompanies the clash of a gong.
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Different settings clash, while gameplay elements cribbed from other titles are jammed together.
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The rule followed a years-long clash involving multiple industry groups and lawmakers.
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There's a constant clash between their lives, and how they explain their lives.
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"It was a culture clash from day one," a source told the paper.
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Kamala Harris of California, in a repeat of their debate clash last month.
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Nor, despite the contrast in their characters, was there a clash of personalities.
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"A clash with Hezbollah is always an active possibility," said one Israeli diplomat.
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Pushing them to co-operate with gung-ho federal officers invites a clash.
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Migrants clash with Mexican police at the Mexico–US border on Nov. 25.
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Bernie clash is not just a story of center-left versus left-left.
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Opting not to hire someone whose values clash with those of your company.
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This is precisely what has caused a clash with the Chinese broadcasting regulator.
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The second-tier clash is scheduled to last 90 minutes, without commercial interruption.
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Instead, the 26-year-old American faced Tcheumeo in the clash for gold.
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He was killed in a clash with police four days after those attacks.
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Barnette powerfully explains why mandated professions of belief clash with the First Amendment.
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This fundamental clash of economic systems has been made more combustible by politics.
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When you put two alphas in a room together, they're going to clash.
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The Sun's clash with Neptune may find you wondering who you even are.
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At Thursday's meeting, though, a less formal clash of ideologies took center stage.
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Factory workers clash with police after a bankruptcy wipes out their company shares.
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Go deeper: Local police increasingly clash with federal law enforcement on body cameras
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The conflict is often, erroneously, portrayed as a clash between science and religion.
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They're being held hostage, thanks to an unfortunate clash between geology and evolution.
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Tomic won the only previous hardcourt clash at the Paris Masters in 2015.
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Five people have been killed and one Mexican marine wounded in the clash.
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Ring of Honor is putting on a serious clash of its wrestlers vs.
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Bednis: It also is about when those things don't work, when they clash.
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The dancers' anxiety also stems from the clash between Petronio and Cunningham's approaches.
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Its pink and orange color scheme — a frankly chic power clash — will remain.
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Is everyone ready for Clash Of The Cupcakes, because I very seriously am.
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The Englishman constantly wound the legend up ahead of the UFC 100 clash.
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Kelly's hiring seemed to clash with the White House image forwarded by Scaramucci.
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Its promise to boost spending has triggered a clash with the European Commission.
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It is the most retaliatory effort taken by the U.S. following the clash.
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In election games, the presidential race isn't a clash of ideologies or personalities.
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Klan clash The KKK wants a piece of Georiga's "Adopt-A-Highway" action.
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So, no, this didn't clash with her training for the Amanda Nunes fight.
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When employees and employers clash at the high court, employers tend to win.
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It also had one nominee that seemed pretty out of place: Clash Royale.
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This year, singer Marcus Bischoff tried to sway the clash of willing bodies.
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To me, this is how my Asian Americanness and feminism clash and intersect.
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Sweet Venus will clash with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, in Capricorn.
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It started as a comment on the culture clash in the weed community.
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Trump's announcement comes a day after his administration's latest clash with the media.
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But Weisberg suggested there was a clash in vision between Tsai and Levy.
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"The big clash that we feared isn't there," said one senior official involved.
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Can Congress survive this clash and still function as an effective legislative body?
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DeSantis and Gillum clash on voting rights restoration for felons 7:49 p.m.
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In this case, it led to an unfortunate misunderstanding or clash of expectations.
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Protesters break through the barricade, rush for the entrance and clash with police.
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However, as it unfolds, we witness how American and Chinese work cultures clash.
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Walker has "zero worries" that his startup will clash with the global giant.
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Walker has "zero worries" that his startup will clash with a global giant.
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They did clash a little, but clashing prints are supposed to be in.
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In political terms, Trump will open any constitutional clash with a significant disadvantage.
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Campus politics, like American politics generally, is a clash of competing interest groups.
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But after a brief clash at one of the properties, the plot fizzled.
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It is out of the clash of ideas that solutions will be found.
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The South Americans were beaten 1-0 by Denmark in their opening clash.
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The clash comes amid continued controversy over the Trump administration's ties with Russia.
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One, the compulsive, rank-obsessed land of Candy Crush and Clash of Clans.
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That database will now include his own violent clash with a big cat.
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Occasionally, militia groups and white supremacists clash at the rallies they attend together.
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Her opponents trade on fears of terrorism, violence and a clash of cultures.
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Mars and Jupiter clash on Monday, stirring up drama in your social life.
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Just keep in mind that your public and private life may clash today!
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While the Sex Pistols snarled and the Clash sermonized, Buzzcocks sang about love.
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Mercury and Pluto clash today, creating communication issues and messing with your plans.
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Subconsciously I never forgot the marital clash that awaited us back in London.
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This phrase so perfectly encompassed the ideological clash I had been struggling with.
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Mars and Neptune clash, stirring up issues at home and in your relationships.
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Mars and Saturn clash, making for frustration at home and in your relationships.
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WAGING WARThe Clash Between Presidents and Congress 1776 to ISISBy David J. BarronIllustrated.
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But that clash has reached a new and potentially explosive phase since Nov.
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Then they were competitors with a high-profile clash in the Democratic primary.
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The two parties and their leaders are expected to clash over fiscal issues.
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Three police officers and six civilians were wounded in that clash. Maj. Gen.
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This is really going to be a clash of two very different styles.
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The motives of the marketer and the desires of the consumer inevitably clash.
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ApolloLV: I think that clash has intentionally been there for the entire game.
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What to look for in a brokerA personality that doesn't clash with yours.
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"My opinion is that it's this really weird clash of worlds," he said.
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What's next: How the clash between Mr. Trump and Congress could play out.
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But their backgrounds clash: She has a high social standing and is Jewish.
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Now, a new clash is resonating in this rural region, known as Mindong.
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And so we are living in a clash of Robert Mueller's two Americas.
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Seemingly filled with confidence, he has now returned to his clash with Beijing.
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When these two planets clash, you can bet on over-the-top drama.
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The incident aggravated fears of a direct military clash between the longtime foes.
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Police officer carrying and pointing an assault rifle during the clash in Nochixtlán.
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The clash underscores the pharmaceutical industry's unique position as both hero and villain.
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The move "led to confusion and then to a clash," Mr. Yawar said.
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"This will come under attack, and people's agendas will clash," Ms. Haun said.
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But it would also clash with European soccer and North American sports leagues.
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Each piece displays a seeming clash of forms and colors that surprisingly cohere.
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But the perennial clash between these two ideals can never be perfectly resolved.
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That first clash had the air of a game the world was watching.
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"When these two planets clash, some very intense feelings may surface," Hale says.
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Lindsey Graham, would clash with the 24-week threshold established by Roe v.
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The Hill: Sanders and Warren haven't spoken since debate clash on sexism allegation.
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The clash arises from recent claims made by boosters for Nashville and Columbus.
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"I better feel better than today," he said when asked about the clash.
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If there is a clash with the police, I know I can't run.
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The clash allows Heller to show his political independence from Trump. http://bit.
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There is no clash of cultures that can't be mitigated through pure sentimentality.
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This avoidable clash has fomented the culture wars and only divided us further.
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The clash of these two planets energies can result in misunderstandings with money.
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For some, clearly, hope bubbled anew with each big clash of the cymbals.
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A teenage boy lay on the ground after a clash with the police.
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The Umbrella Movement was the first battle in the clash of Chinese civilization.
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One soldier was killed in the clash and several police officers were injured.
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During the most recent clash, on April 15, the police arrested 20 people.
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On Saturday, 13 Philippine marines were killed in a clash with militants there.
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At least three other soldiers were wounded in the clash, including two officers.
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The clash of interests has permeated the CHC itself, where one member, Rep.
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But he played a full part in an incredible doubles clash alongside Nadal.
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More recent history suggests no easy solution to this clash of economic systems.
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But the tigers have little ability to dodge a full Sino-American clash.
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The Turnbull call gets heated when the leaders clash on a refugee deal.
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The American alt-right laps up this talk of a clash of civilizations.
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Apple isn't the only big American tech company to clash with European regulators.
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A contingent of protesters stayed behind after the clash with police had ended.
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Ingredients like eggs, beets, smoked fish and especially roe often clash with wines.
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Police then returned to clash again with the mob, before retreating yet again.
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Since then, the clash between Mr. Ferro and Dr. Soon-Shiong has intensified.
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Trump mentioned the big Southeastern Conference clash at the top of his speech.
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The rest vowed to stay put, setting the scene for a possible clash.
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Unfortunately, this interesting clash of styles was a bit of a slow one.
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Watch for what conversations arise as Mars and Jupiter clash on November 19.
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At first, we see fears of voodoo and espionage clash in zombie films.
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The sun clashes with Mars at 7:35 PM and egos clash, too.
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But at the end of the day, this is really more of a clash within a civilization, within the Islamic world for the heart and soul of Muslims, than it is a clash between civilizations, to use Sam Huntington's terminology.
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Potential Cabinet clash Which means he also risks setting up competing power centers within his Cabinet, as some of his conservative picks appear likely to clash with other distinct groups in Trump's growing political orbit: corporate leaders and retired generals.
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"There is no clash between the Greeks and the Germans, there is a clash between progressive rational humanist policies on the one hand and the varieties of authoritarianism on the other," Varoufakis told Reuters in the northern Greek city of Ioannina.
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It's an extremely intense day for your relationships, Virgo: On one hand, Pluto and Mars's clash could mean hot sex or a vigorous painting session (or other creative endeavor!)—on the other, this clash may also bring big, mean fights.
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Each clash has elevated fears around the rise of violent protest in Trump's America.
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Pork has occupied an increasingly antagonistic space in an ongoing global clash of cultures.
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Contrary to initial appearances, Masterpiece Cakeshop does not entail a clash of constitutional rights.
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What Clash Royale is to complex strategy games, Brawl Stars is to competitive shooters.
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The clash is the latest chapter in a growing problem for the Mexican government.
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So you can imagine it's not a pretty sight when these two energies clash.
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One CMA fighter reached by phone in Kidal said Gatia had started Thursday's clash.
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On a snowy Sunday afternoon in Three-Rivers, Québec, lions clash to contest supremacy.
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And I think it, for me, was just a bit of a culture clash.
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"Home" is, at its core, about the clash between modern living and traditional values.
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Men in Blazers preview today's Group A clash between tournament hosts France and Albania.
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But the clash between The Satanic Temple and the aforementioned Church of Satan does.
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Rebel officials said the clash took place in a village southwest of al-Bab.
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Her remarks raised the prospect of an open clash with Trump at the summit.
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SYRIA WAR It was clash of the titans at the UN Security Council yesterday.
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Ukraine stopped buying Russian gas in November 2015 due to a clash over pricing.
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History suggests a tense relationship: Liberal prime ministers tend to clash with Republican presidents.
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The atmosphere is full of fun and excitement thanks to Venus's clash with Jupiter.
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But that train of thought tended to awkwardly clash against some of the facts.
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The exchange quickly devolved into the kind of clash Acosta has become known for.
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Greg Gianforte (second from right) with attendees before Turning Point USA's Campus Clash tour.
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"They're trying to stir up a culture clash that doesn't exist," Kroetz told me.
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But provisions to strengthen the Obamacare markets clash directly with the Trump administration's policies.
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On occasion, Kenney's jabs look more like personal animus than a clash of ideas.
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Activists clash over immigration outside a town hall in Chemnitz, Germany, on Aug. 30.
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Somehow Joyce, now back at home and listening to The Clash, also gets connected.
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He won support from unions during the clash with the hedge funds last month.
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In August, the hashtag #KamalaHarrisDestroyed — referencing a clash between Gabbard and Democratic candidate Sen.
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It's inevitable that some of those priorities will clash, and that's where fights arise.
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One counterprotester was killed and dozens of others were injured in the ensuing clash.
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But even without spending a dime, I've gotten kind of addicted to Clash Royale.
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In April, after a clash between soldiers and students, the unrest spread to campuses.
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Kamala Harris took on Joe Biden's record on race in a memorable, dramatic clash.
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It often seems that liberals disdain democracy when its outcomes clash with their views.
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DNC That's where Sanders' clash with Wasserman Schultz is particularly concerning to some Democrats.
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It was the worst cultural clash between Danes and Muslim immigrants in recent times.
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A clash over coca would intensify the polarisation Mr Duque is eager to lessen.
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State-run Anadolu agency said three Turkish soldiers were also wounded in the clash.
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The Brexit referendum of 2016 created a poisonous clash between direct and representative democracy.
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One recent clash has centred on Google's work with America's Department of Defence (DoD).
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The clash with Bodine and the briefcase incident were written about in the press.
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The clash between Arnold Schwarzenegger and President Donald Trump over The Apprentice franchise continues.
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The American elections are always a clash of visions, strongly held, deeply owned visions.
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It was an epic clash between the protagonist and the antagonist, on a roof.
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His recounting of this clash between old and new media is authentic and absorbing.
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He's pretty introverted, and I'm pretty extroverted, so sometimes we clash about social things.
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Next up for her is a clash with former world number one Simona Halep.
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It's a classic styles clash between a feared striker and top-level submission artist.
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Their first clash was 97 years ago in Brussels, which England won 2-0.
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A Republican revolt stuns the House as conservatives clash with party leaders over immigration.
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When these two planets clash, it's easy for us to misinterpret each other's intentions.
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Palestinian medical officials said 14 Palestinians were wounded by live ammunition in Friday's clash.
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The conflict is often, and erroneously, portrayed as a clash between science and religion.
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A source said that a few times a year they'd clash before resolving things.
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By 1971, Marvel finally surpassed DC. Like any business clash, this was a war.
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The undercard clash between the "weaker" units on both teams could be entertaining, too.
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However, Google's open, engineering-driven culture could clash with Snap's secretive, design-driven culture.
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The State of the Union address featured an epic ceremonial clash on Tuesday night.
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Their generational clash with El Licenciado's old guard has driven a wave of violence.
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EBay's 2014 clash was resolved with a PayPal spinoff plan and an independent director.
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That clash resulted in 32 arrests, according to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
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These charged winds create their own magnetic fields, which clash against our planet's magnetosphere.
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Yet the essential clash of ideologies promised by the central conflict — vigilante justice vs.
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The Syrian civil war began as a fairly straightforward clash between regime military forces.
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Extratropical storms get their energy from the clash of warm and cold air masses.
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Globally, the observed patterns of biodiversity among viruses clash somewhat with established ecological trends.
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His arrest was followed by weeks of unrest that saw citizens clash with police.
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An exciting conversation takes place today, thanks to messenger Mercury's clash with lucky Jupiter.
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There was just a ton of frustration, and the Clash articulated it very clearly.
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This clash is over the latest wrinkle in urban bike-sharing — dockless bike sharing.
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North Korean soldiers have even shot at defecting colleagues, raising fears of a clash.
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And you really had a clash here and you felt that in the courtroom.
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They also say the FCC's clash with the Federal Trade Commission's own privacy framework.
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The clash of the Gulf cash continues, and nothing is more swampy than that.
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Armenia, meanwhile, was angry that Russia did not back it fully in the clash.
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But surely after today's clash in Stade Vélodrome, UEFA will recalculate its disciplinary actions.
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The clash between Jupiter and Pluto will basically keep you in check about partying.
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A resident of the area called Mohammadullah said the clash began late on Tuesday.
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But it will prompt a congressional ruckus that continues the culture clash engulfing America.
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That clash led to the no-confidence vote that took down the entire government.
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Clinton and Trump will clash in their third and final presidential debate late Wednesday.
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Sometimes — as when Philip killed the lab worker — the two clash in horrifying fashion.
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Acting arrogant on day when Jupiter and Saturn clash is not a good idea.
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The primary garnered outsized attention thanks to the clash between local and national Democrats.
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"Playing politics" is what happens when different ideologies clash and a winner must emerge.
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The arrest highlighted the intensifying clash between the world's top two economies over technology.
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It was the biggest political clash in American history — by one measure, at least.
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This clash, if true, marks the real problem in the deal with Liberty Media.
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At sea, Chinese vessels enter its neighbors waters and often clash violently with fishermen.
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Gauff then takes on Zarina Diyas in a Round of 32 singles clash Tuesday.
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All told, eight players and managers were ejected as a result of the clash.
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When great powers compete, they clash over both material interests and competing value systems.
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The fatal clash echoed last year's shooting at a police training center in Amman.
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It serves the interests of The Post to have a clash with the mayor.
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They sparred five days before their next nominating clash, in the New Hampshire primary.
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Policy clash Not for the first time, immigration drew some of the sharpest clashes.
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But Idaho State had not bargained for the cultural clash in this isolated community.
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Comey's interview also laid bare the most fundamental clash between him and the President.
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Important conversations take place on Monday, thanks to a clash between Mars and Jupiter.
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But in cryptocurrency, where big personalities tend to clash, things can get intense quickly.
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And Clash Royale's weekly churn is just 20 percent, compared with Miitomo's 48 percent.
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There's always a clash of opinions, that's the nature of reality shows like this.
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Mercury and Saturn clash today, making your commute difficult and bringing on some arguments.
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Venus and Jupiter clash this afternoon, bringing drama and excitement to your social life.
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The weekend violence resulted in the first Israeli civilian deaths since the 2014 clash.
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Public Enemy was the black version of the Clash; pure street, pure punk rock.
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At the Intolerance set, these two forces—the criminal and the system—violently clash.
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"Someone's ear was cut off at a clash once too", he says, eyes widening.
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That disconnect—that clash of needs and wants—manifests itself in self-sabotaging behavior.
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There's a lot of talk taking place today thanks to Mercury's clash with Jupiter.
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This could set up a clash with Republicans from Medicaid expansion states in particular.
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There's the concept of timelessness, of breaking rules, and the clash of different inspirations.
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How to wear the season's effortless, anything-goes clash of sportswear, tailoring and pattern.
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There are sexual politics, colonial implications and a clash of Eastern and Western values.
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The 2018 World Cup largely evaded the narrative of the proverbial clash of nationalisms.
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The protection offer could escalate an emerging clash between the church and the government.
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The clash highlighted the shortcomings of the White House briefings on the coronavirus response.
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The music represented a culture clash, but harmonized into some amazing raps and songs.
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In the ensuing clash, more than 40 strikers were shot and two were killed.
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Communication issues will flare up; Mercury in Pisces will clash with Saturn in Sagittarius.
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Watch out for power struggles and control freaks—a big ego clash is likely.
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MUHAMMAD Prophet of Peace Amid the Clash of Empires By Juan Cole 326 pp.
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It'll be fascinating to see how that clash plays out in the coming years.
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Our Washington reporters analyze what was perhaps an inevitable clash between two alpha males.
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The clash may seem, to paraphrase another literary giant, much ado about not much.
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In some ways it was a clash of cultures as well as political views.
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The election, she said, represented a "clash of ideals, a conflict of disparate values."
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In general, noticeable tannins will clash, and high-alcohol levels will fan the fire.
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Hezbollah and Iranian forces appear poised to clash with Israel near its Syrian border.
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If confirmed, the new coalition will avert an election and a clash with Brussels.
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"But a clash in the north can happen this week, this month," he warned.
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Go deeper: "Billionaires in wine caves": Buttigieg and Warren clash over big-dollar donations
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Will this be a clash of the titans or an arm wrestle of egos?
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For Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders, a clash at center stage was perhaps inevitable.
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The clash between the Nationalist International and the establishment was both real and illusory.
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Local authorities claimed that three Taliban fighters were also killed in the clash. Oct.
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Three National Police officers and two local police officers were killed in the clash.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), whose libertarian foreign policy views clash with Bolton's hawkish stance.
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Valery Gerasimov, which he said helped avert another clash like the one last month.
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During the clash, two pro-government militia members and two border forces were killed.
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Senior White House officials instructed Azar and Verma in December to end their clash.
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But a clash between these erstwhile allies, who avoided confrontation throughout 2019, seemed inevitable.
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Still, that sense of comfort was upended by Mr. Trump's clash with Mr. Turnbull.
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It remains to be seen if either candidate takes serious damage in the clash.
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Trump and Mattis may well be destined for a historic clash of world views.
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The clash between truth and the public persona also drives Lauren Greenfield's The Kingmaker.
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Duke came back from a double-digit hole in the first clash this season.
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Here's a quick synopsis of how the clash between the longtime foes suddenly escalated.
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One clash took place outside one of Hong Kong's most expensive hotels, the Peninsula.
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Waziri's invariably cause a clash between humanitarian concerns and the letter of the law.
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There have been a series of scattered scuffles, like the ongoing clash between Sen.
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Anti-government demonstrators clash with police as they protest cost-of-living increases Oct.
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Demonstrators clash with riot police near the National Assembly building in Quito, Ecuador, Oct.
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In practice, the two often clash, with unelected, unaccountable officials holding the most power.
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In case you didn't notice, those two fundamental running tenets clash with one another.
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Local authorities claimed that two Taliban fighters were also killed in the clash. Nov.
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It's the latest twist in the clash between the US and China over technology.
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"We continue to clash over the same rhetoric and the same ideology," Grijalva said.
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Deals can also cause trouble if cultures clash or integration is not done right.
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Riot police clash with masked protesters occupying the Labor Center of Thessaloniki, Greece, Dec.
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They favor a clash of civilizations with Islam, rather than the pope's openhearted approach.
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The OPCW has emerged as a chief battleground for the diplomatic clash over Syria.
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The clash between Castro and Biden was perhaps the most contentious of the debate.
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Inevitably, Célestin and Terry White, once good friends and colleagues, clash over Terry's betrayal.
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But big tech acquisitions are treacherous, inviting a clash of corporate cultures and egos.
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But big tech acquisitions are treacherous, inviting a clash of corporate cultures and egos.
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In many ways, the case is an old-school clash between law and medicine.
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Their grim daily labor was a surreal clash with the holiday cheer they manufactured.
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What is taking place in India is a clash between two different political visions.
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Mr. Trump and Ms. Merkel by contrast, clash both in style and on substance.
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Opinions will clash this evening, but an opportunity for deep understanding comes as well.
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"There's going to be a clash of vanities, a clash of egos, and who knows where it will end," said Juan Jose Rodriguez Prats, a former party colleague, friend and later adversary of Lopez Obrador who has known him for 40 years.
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One police officer and three militiamen were also killed in the clash, Zaw Htay said.
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It should be a rollicking good show, great theater and a true clash of ideologies.
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None of this means that concerns about culture clash, assimilation, terrorism and nativism are misplaced.
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Ivanka told reporters that the program does not clash with her father's "America First" motto.
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However, today it will clash with Jupiter, creating pressure in your life, especially concerning money.
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Jack Stewart brought word of the coming clash between flying car makers and government bureaucracy.
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Next door to the Georgia clash, Floridians are considering a major expansion of voting rights.
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Many commentators observed the clash between Blankenship's criminal status and his bid for public office.
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And there has been increasing tension at his rallies, as Trump supporters and protestors clash.
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One source said the Chinese practice of animal testing would clash with the company's position.
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Then in June 2018, their clash over custody wound up surfacing in public court documents.
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If that wasn't frustrating enough, today it will clash with Saturn, creating blocks around communication.
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Just after noon, the scientists saw vigorous splashing in a clash between the two families.
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What this really reflects is a clash between two fundamentally different views of the world.
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Continuing a clash with Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, he criticized Brazil's management of the Amazon.
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The series will be directed by Louis Leterrier (The Incredible Hulk, Clash of the Titans).
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They clash over control of key access roads and resources from diamond and gold mines.
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Despite supposedly being dead, the boy can be heard softly singing his favorite Clash song.
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Berkeley plays a member of the Hilltop Colony that will soon clash with our heroes.
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Brussels International Airport is an ongoing example of the clash between the north and south.
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A clash between the protesters and counter-protesters forced Charlottesville authorities to declare a curfew.
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Burykina left the committee last year after what some said was a clash with Nabiullina.
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The clash of historical visions will remain at the heart of politics for some time.
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Trump's remarks would appear to clash with Swagel's prescriptions for addressing the U.S. fiscal outlook.
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Visually, her surroundings clash with her smart blazer, matte red lips, and glossy black bob.
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More extreme settlers seek out confrontations and sometimes clash with Palestinians and even Israeli soldiers.
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The medical world places importance on informed consent, so a clash of cultures seems unavoidable.
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ITALY'S ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS CLASH WITH EU COMMISSION WOULD DAMAGE BOTH COUNTRY AND THE EU
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Working on various projects with Tesla, a clash of cultures was clear from the outset.
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The clash between Fox News and the New Hampshire Republican Party offers a different possibility.
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She faces big-hitting American youngster Madison Keys next in a meaty third-round clash.
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A bruising, high-voltage clash soon played out in the gladiatorial arena of news television.
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The chip industry is where America's industrial leadership and China's superpower ambitions clash most directly.
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Federal labour laws dating back to the New Deal, workers say, clash with this demand.
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Negotiators do not want the talks to clash with the Mexican general elections in July.
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Today, generations accustomed to authoritarian power and generations accustomed to freedom coexist, and occasionally clash.
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One clash has come in Kirkuk, where explorers struck Iraq's first oil gusher in 1927.
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Mohammed Yusuf was captured and executed after a clash with Nigerian security forces in 2009.
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"They will challenge each other's egos because their identities on core levels clash," Tripp says.
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As Hillary has said, our fight against radical jihadism isn't a clash of two civilizations.
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The same could be said about Jen's episode-ending clash, when she finally confronts Ronnie.
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Until almost the last minute it appeared that this head-on clash could be avoided.
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He and Jamal have a creative clash immediately, arguing over what music Jamal should sing.
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And rules based on Western ideas about family and lifestyle often clash with indigenous customs.
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However, South African Curran won the last-eight clash 6-2 6-2 6-4.
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This isn't Montalvao's first clash with WhatsApp, which boasts more than 100 million Brazilian users.
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The new moon, and that Venus/Pluto clash, will definitely show you people's true colors.
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That clash didn't prevent Tamim from making another gutsy move just a few days later.
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It would clash directly with Trump's supposed commitment to lower taxes and grow families' budgets.
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At the end of Sunday's Clash of Champions pay-per-view, Jinder Mahal tapped out.
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Four people were killed and a policeman suffered bullet wounds during the clash, he said.
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"The Battle of the Bastards" features a colossal clash for Winterfell, the Stark family homeland.
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Shortly after the clash, footage surfaced showing Erdogan watching events unfold from the residence's driveway.
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Meanwhile Calvin Kattar and Shane Burgos had a cracking clash of styles on the feet.
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The lines of debate have already been cast as a clash of titans: Apple vs.
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Clash Royale won its BAFTA award via an online vote that anyone could participate in.
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Following the clash, footage surfaced showing Erdogan watching his security detail beating up the demonstrators.
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However, United will be without injured duo Wayne Rooney and Anthony Martial for the clash.
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In 2016, freelance photographer Zohaib Butt was covering a clash between protesters and security forces.
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And totally worth it to keep disembodied heads from interrupting your Clash of Clans sesh.
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The sun's clash with Jupiter is major for your relationships, Gemini, both romantic and professional.
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But if considerations of social stability and market efficiency clash, the former almost always wins.
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The United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting Monday afternoon to discuss the clash.
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It's the latest deadly clash in a decadeslong conflict between insurgent groups and Myanmar's government.
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If nothing else, the clash of egos and management styles in negotiations would be fascinating.
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But that committee could clash with others, such Energy and Commerce, Natural Resources, and Science.
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He also cited a reported clash between the caravan and Mexican authorities earlier this week.
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"It's an institutional clash without precedent," Di Maio said on a live-streamed Facebook video.
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Tense but potentially transformative conversations take place at home thanks to Mercury's clash with Pluto.
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In his film, "Clash," Mr. Diab, who lives in Cairo, takes on recent Egyptian history.
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His clash with black protesters on Thursday also underscored the drastically different political landscape Mrs.
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But different strains of the far right have different visions, and their ambitions can clash.
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Some commenters on Weibo, the Chinese microblogging platform, called it a clash of homegrown Transformers.
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Everyone suffers when the clash between economics and politics leads the nation into policy blunders.
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We see how much mother and son reflect each other, and how much they clash.
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Amidst the culture clash, the legal nuances that will decide these cases can get lost.
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In Syria, a more aggressive American military presence would risk a clash with Russian warplanes.
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Agencies that are concentrated on outreach often clash with those whose primary mission is defensive.
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Strikers and soldiers got into a violent clash in Chicago, resulting in 30 people dead.
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Six of them were killed in a clash on April 11 and one last week.
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Wall Street has been worried that the trade clash is deepening slowdowns in both economies.
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The arrest has highlighted the intensifying clash between the world's top two economies over technology.
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As such, a high-profile clash with foreign charities will bolster his anti-migrant credentials.
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It has also highlighted the intensifying clash over technology between the world's top two economies.
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This is a clash between a state-dominated economic system and a free-market system.
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The clash also resulted in injuries to protesters demonstrating against Maduro's closure of the border.
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The larger protests following the clash left more than 200 flights reportedly canceled on Monday.
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Sharapova's prospective second-round clash in Stuttgart against Poland's Radwanska could be an awkward encounter.
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"Personality Clash" from J.C. Pan examines the uses and abuses of the Myers-Briggs Type
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This clash affects giant tech companies with global supply chains, like Apple, Intel and Qualcomm.
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A rescue mission was attempted, and about 20 Israeli soldiers were killed in the clash.
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"Me and my mum clash quite a lot," Ashman told the BBC in an interview.
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"Any division game is a big game for us," Nelson told reporters of Thursday's clash.
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SO I DON'T THINK THERE HAS TO BE A CULTURE CLASH TO MAKE THIS WORK.
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The hands must be leveled precisely, because if they clash, the watch will stop working.
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We sat down with Boshier to reflect on Bowie, The Clash, and the fuckin' internet.
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And WhatsApp is not the only company to clash with the government over the issue.
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Letters Readers discuss the security issues raised in the clash between Apple and the government.
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The interior ministry, investigating the clash, said it would ensure that security measures were tightened.
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This is not just a clash of huge teams: for the Germans, it's very personal.
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This evening is especially exciting as Venus and Uranus clash, bringing surprising opportunities your way.
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On Sunday, a violent clash erupted between local Muslims and Christians after a traffic dispute.
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The Tarianas are the logical end product of the clash between society and street culture.
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The Cheetahs beat the Ospreys 44-25 in Friday's clash at the Free State Stadium.
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There's a clash between left and right on nearly every policy issue — for good reason.
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Drone footage showed two separatists were killed and dozens wounded in the clash, he said.
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If some events are postponed, their schedules may clash with those of reawakened men's leagues.
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Monday's fighting was the second clash between Somali federal and state forces in four days.
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It was the clash of small and large that created the most excitement for me.
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His choice of strident economic nationalists as trade advisers also pointed to an impending clash.
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The interior ministry in a statement said 25 Taliban insurgents were killed in the clash.
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When that visual doesn't align with people's feelings, there's a clash between perception and reality.
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Saturday's standout fixtures feature holders United States taking on Greece while France clash with Lithuania.
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Power is ideally placed to write about the clash between moral imperatives and political necessities.
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The clash was hardly ideal, Montagliani said, but there was nothing that could be done.
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First, his clash with Harris revealed a side of him that some Democrats disagree with.
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It was a clash of two worlds, so I kind of ran out of there.
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Why not call it instead a glorious, unrestrained clash of styles — and with them, values?
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In retrospect, the clash of world views between Mr. Trump and Mr. Mattis was inevitable.
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You hear from people where the clash was too much, where it didn't work out.
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With Flynn in office, the stage was set for a major clash between leading agencies.
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This is not, he is arguing, yet another nomination clash in one more presidential campaign.
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So it makes sense that the clash over the environment would center on the automobile.
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"It still holds this authenticity and cultural clash of everything London is about," says Anderson.
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The late-night clash in the Finance Committee could foreshadow a coarser debate to come.
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A Merry Pranksters-esque school bus, which ferries them along as they clash with society.
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As the planets clash, you're challenged to get real about the bullshit in your relationships.
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He may look back on his clash with Murray as the highlight of his career.
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Welcome to Washington This is a story, essentially, of a clash of wills and culture.
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In Fashion A global clash of prints, texture and color captures the season's nomadic allure.
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At the heart of the debate, the opposing sides agree, is a clash of values.
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There's a lot riding on the outcome of this looming clash between partisanship and reality.
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A clash over oil between Russia and Saudi Arabia, two major producers, further unnerved investors.
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are on course for a first clash at the tournament.
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Would front-runners Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren clash in their first in-person showdown?
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"There are people on both sides who want the clash of civilizations," one student said.
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In recent weeks, he has been consumed in a grisly political clash with President Trump.
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Armies that clash at Montgomery in 1955 meet again at Little Rock two years later.
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It could be hard to understand the perspectives of others as these heavenly bodies clash.
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Czech 221th seed Karolina Muchova was set to begin her clash with American Catherine Bellis.
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We've kept track of the cast — and where they stand in Mia and Amber's clash.
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This week: Apple is the first test case in a clash of philosophies about capitalism
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"They got in a little tit-for-tat clash there," he said, referring to Mrs.
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Two people were arrested in the clash, which occurred outside of the Turkish ambassador's residence.
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This weekend&aposs clash is the first time they will meet since leaving Old Trafford.
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Henry Cuellar in a major clash between the progressive and moderate wings of the party.
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Next weekend's matches include a clash between leaders Juventus and Inter in Sunday's late game.
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The clash has made for some unlikely bedfellows, as typical Trump allies such as Sen.
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Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar reprised their December clash about experience in the Oval Office.
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The budding rapprochement was cut short in part by an internal political clash within Pakistan.
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We shouldn't do that just because we have the itch to play Clash of Kings.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse the groups as they continued to clash on Tuesday.
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Volunteer medics treated a protester in Tsim Sha Tsui who was injured in a clash.
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The square is an unlikely place for a clash between contemporary artists and Orthodox believers.
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Ultimately, if Amazon continues to clash with brands, more of them are likely to leave.
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Washington would certainly bristle if the protests indicated an imminent clash over America's troop presence.
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This vote set off at violent clash in which police and protesters were also injured.
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There's another way of getting the candidates to clash—boxing ring, courtroom, all at once.
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"I can't describe how excited I am," Anisimova said of her upcoming clash with Halep.
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The clash in St. Louis over Mr. Johnson is now before a state appeals court.
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Their concern: that the president's business dealings could clash with the nation's national security interests.
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President Donald Trump has said the United States would not take sides in the clash.
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One SDF soldier was wounded in last week's clash, but there were no coalition casualties.
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Perhaps these styles clash, but the two portraits will not be shown beside each other.
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Thanks to soaring popularity, "Clash Royale" viewership took up more than half of that time.
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Is there any clash of ideas as "monumental" as the one over our city's skyline?
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The Deckkers-Coban rivalry had its roots in an earlier clash between Thai's and foreigners.
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Came a clash of centuries and styles so jarring and confrontational it was almost cathartic.
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That would set up a constitutional clash with lawmakers over who controls the federal purse.
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The faculty generally appears unconcerned and uninterested in promoting the clash of ideas on campus.
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Venus and Saturn clash and so does the Sun and Pluto, stirring up relationship issues.
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Local authorities claimed that four Taliban fighters were also killed during the four-hour clash.
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Turkey's democratic travails have conventionally been explained through the supposed clash between Islam and secularism.
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Red carpets have always been a clash of fame, sponsored content and super-cute shoes.
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The intelligence ministry said several "terrorists" were killed in the clash and one was arrested.
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The mundanity of these observations sometimes clash with the near transcendence expressed in the visuals.
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