Recently, the Philippines and China were put at odds over construction on small sandbars.
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Debates over the Green New Deal weren't the first time climate and health care policy had been put at odds.
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The Keystone XL controversy put at odds labor unions, which thought the project would spur job creation, and environmentalists, who advocated moving away from tar sands-derived oil to cleaner forms of energy.
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The tense interaction between Sanders and Warren capped a 48-hour period in which the two progressive presidential front-runners, who have mostly gone through a year-long campaign without any public signs of discord, were suddenly put at odds.
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After a prologue sung by the violin-shouldering Marques Toliver, the houses of Montague and Capulet are immediately put at odds, via a stirring, scrappy fight sequence among Mercutio (an antic Max Woertendyke), Benvolio (a hearty Danny Rivera) and Tybalt (a nicely sly Jorge Eliézer Chacón).
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The odd interaction capped off a 48-hour period in which the two progressive presidential frontrunners, who have mostly gone through a year-long campaign without any public signs of discord, were suddenly put at odds over a Sanders campaign volunteer script questioning Warren's ability to appeal to voters outside a "highly educated, more affluent" base.
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As usual, Foghorn is voiced by Mel Blanc, as is the cat. That is one of few Foghorn cartoons where Leghorn is not put at odds with Henery Hawk and/or the Barnyard Dawg.
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Harrison in The Breckinridges of Kentucky, pp. 48–50 Breckinridge served as a Ruling Elder at the Presbyterian General Assembly of 1832, then relocated to Princeton, New Jersey, to study under Samuel Miller at Princeton Theological Seminary. In November 1832, he succeeded his brother John as pastor of Second Presbyterian Church of Baltimore, Maryland. His tenure saw numerous converts, but he was put at odds with his brother and Samuel Miller over practices employed in his church.
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In 2013, So What? Press published an issue of its comic series Tales of the Night Watchman, entitled "The Night Collector", about a coven of vampires that takes over the bat exhibit at the Bronx Zoo. A zookeeper who specializes in bats is put at odds with his co-worker when it's discovered that the woman of their mutual affection has been turned into a vampire. It was written by Dave Kelly and illustrated by Molly Ostertag.
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Using the Black Swan's information, Reed Richards discovers the threat of Incursions, a multiversal chain reaction causing universes to collide with one another, with Earth of every universe at the focal point, resulting in the destruction of both universes unless one Earth is destroyed, allowing the other to pass through. As the Illuminati consider darker and darker avenues to save the universe, Captain America's steadfast morals are put at odds with the other members of the Illuminati. Captain America is voted out of the group with a spell of forgetfulness cast by Dr. Strange.New Avengers Vol. 3 #3 Faced with the possibility of having to destroy a world, the scientists of the Illuminati set about building a number of weapons, including a number of antimatter injection bombs similar to the one used by the Black Swan, a Dyson Sphere designed to weaponize the sun,New Avengers Vol. 3 #4 a Builder Worldkiller ship kept in Jupiter's orbit,Avengers Vol. 5 #28 and a rogue planet kept slightly out-of-phase with Earth.Avengers Vol. 5 #24.
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