Welcome to Capitol Hill turf wars, says CNN's Manu Raju.
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The international system is prone to inertia and turf wars.
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There are turf wars between the different regulatory agencies and turf wars between the feds and the states, and none of this is in the best interest of the U.S. or the blockchain technology industry.
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It's a setup staffers privately admit is ripe for turf wars.
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In the aftermath, their militias fought turf wars and ran rackets.
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But the turf wars unleashed by liberation have dampened the celebrations.
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In Nairobi the cartels fight vicious turf wars with each other.
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It was government ministries, and their turf wars, that frustrated him.
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The turf wars and cross-cultural redemption of "West Side Story"?
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Many of the remaining deaths are attributed to vigilantes and turf wars.
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A budding crisis is not the time for turf wars or finger-pointing.
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Turf wars fuel violence, as does the need to enforce discipline over couriers.
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At least 12 people have been killed in mob turf wars this year.
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Doctors running pill mills are not likely to have shootouts or turf wars.
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Then watch the above video about ice cream turf wars in New York.
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Aside from the bureaucratic turf wars, there's the struggle to win Trump's mind.
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They make Michelin-starred chefs weak at the knees and incite turf wars.
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This led to a complete fracturing of Gallardo's creation and very violent turf wars.
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For the most part gangs limited their violence to turf wars, gangs vs. gangs.
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Tales abound of bloody turf wars, drive-by shootings and ringleaders with sinister nicknames.
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But violence takes dramatically different forms across Mexico, a nation splintered by turf wars.
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Parkour's fight, like many turf wars, is less an honest dispute than an invasion.
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For the record, Weezy hasn't responded at all, but turf wars can get real.
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I believe you already intuitively know that turf wars exist between departments and agencies.
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And there are even competitive AI turf wars within the world of poker itself.
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At home, gangs use Khalil's death as an excuse to expand their turf wars.
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Quevedo is also fighting to retain control of a company increasingly riven by turf wars.
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VICE: Where are Korra and Asami in their relationship at the start of Turf Wars?
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Not surprisingly, that takes time and is leading to turf wars over who does what.
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The swingeing budget cuts and departmental turf wars of recent years have been tough enough.
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Periodic turf wars continue to break out whenever the latest government-brokered truce breaks down.
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A counterproductive system that's wasteful of public funds and rife with inter-agency turf wars.
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Beyond the turf wars, the wall is sure to raise considerable litigation over environmental impacts.
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Lawmakers are concerned that bureaucratic turf wars are complicating the federal response to cyber threats.
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Now, some readers point to the administration and see nothing more than bureaucratic turf wars.
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The department has lost a succession of turf wars that have left it a hollow shell.
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What of Bechtel's society of managers, technicians and workers, its internal turf wars, its procedural habits?
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Several senators suggested there had been "turf wars" over cyber in Congress and the federal government.
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Other bank regulators bristled at the CFPB's arrival, and agencies engaged in turf wars over responsibilities.
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There's reason to think that there could be some bureaucratic turf wars in the coming months.
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A huge home market has not stopped the trio from fighting bloody turf wars among each other.
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Turf wars and the harm from the trade in drugs may explain a recent upsurge in violence.
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They may have violated operational security, bragged too much, lived conspicuous lifestyles or engaged in turf wars.
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He attributed the deaths to botched drug deals, turf wars between drug syndicates, or informants being silenced.
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Though there are occasional turf wars among vendors, Mr. Ahmed has never had to fight for space.
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But bureaucratic turf wars have dogged the office of the director of national intelligence since its creation.
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Palace intrigue thickens No White House, especially a new one, is immune to turf wars and internal conflict.
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There will be turf wars among these three Brexiteers and between them and the chancellor of the exchequer.
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"The FTC has proven lethargic, unwieldy, susceptible to agency capture, and prone to turf wars," Hawley's office wrote.
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Over the next 13 years, Guzmán won a series of ferocious turf wars against rivals and former allies.
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Some insiders say a fracturing ruling elite is using the purge to wage turf wars or settle scores.
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The three men have been having the usual turf wars and squabbles over exactly what Brexit should entail.
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But El Mencho's turf wars with the Sinaloa Cartel have contributed to runaway levels of violence in Mexico.
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In that time, she has learned to defend herself against police violence and turf wars between other women.
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Once part of a crew, the members find it hard to escape turf wars defined by street boundaries.
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Turf wars between the Gulf Cartel and their former armed wing, the Zetas, have racked the state for years.
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Another inherited headache is that coca production rose in Mr Santos's final years, exacerbating turf wars over cocaine exports.
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In Guerrero, different criminal groups tied to the poppy trade wage bloody turf wars while the army destroys crops.
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According to Chihuahua authorities, 80% of homicides in the border city are linked to turf wars between drug cartels.
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Some hosts, however, who exemplified a goofy geniality on air engaged in bitter personality clashes and turf wars backstage.
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But turf wars and partisanship have derailed that legislation and lawmakers wanted to ensure the tobacco provision survived intact.
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Youth formed group identities around letter-assigned zones, like A, M, J, and L, and began fighting turf wars.
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Militia turf wars and political power struggles are common and over the past week intense clashes rocked the capital Tripoli.
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The approach, dubbed the "kingpin strategy," has splintered the cartels into warring factions, fueling internecine conflicts and bloody turf wars.
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Guanajuato has been hit by bloody turf wars among gangs battling for control of a lucrative market for stolen fuel.
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The former require far larger sums to be invested to win turf wars, which can lead to oversupply and waste.
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But the EU's ambitious plans in countries like Niger have already been hampered by dozy bureaucracies and Brussels turf wars.
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Their turf wars have helped Assad and his allies recover significant ground in the north and around the capital Damascus.
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Putin has been trying to make the security apparatus more loyal and efficient, less prone to turf wars and corruption.
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Perhaps crack's most damaging components were the underground trade it birthed and the deadly turf wars that came with it.
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Welcome to Albany, the land of outsized egos and petty turf wars, where good ideas go to die every day.
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Party platforms almost always create turf wars at the conventions, with certain factions in a party vying to leave their stamp.
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Tyndall admits there are some academic turf wars playing out through these proposals, as researchers compete for public and regulatory approval.
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Violence has also been fed by turf wars over the distribution of drugs like cocaine and methamphetamine in cities like Acapulco.
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There's always killings and there's always vengeance and there's always drug turf wars because there's so much money to be made.
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As police commissioner, he also had a combative relationship with the F.B.I., with the two agencies frequently engaged in turf wars.
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The rise in violence is fueled in part by gangs, whose disagreements range from neighborhood turf wars to disputes over girlfriends.
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They fear petty crime will flourish, and that there could even be turf wars over who controls the poppy and marijuana fields.
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Long considered relatively safe compared to elsewhere in Mexico, Mexico City has become increasingly plagued by lawlessness and turf wars between gangs.
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Publishers also might have to deal with turf wars between competing agency teams that might both lay claim to buying such ads.
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One challenge for agencies is that they have internal turf wars over which of their video teams owns TV, digital and analytics.
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The spectacle left a dessert desert in the streets and marked a new chapter in the turf wars over New York parking.
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Turf wars badly slowed the investigation of Mr. Hanssen and allowed him to continue to spy until long after the Cold War.
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Ultimate, races in Mario Kart 2019 Deluxe, and ink-covered turf wars in Splatoon 2 can all take place over an internet connection.
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Around the same time of the party's electoral success, though, a branch of the A.N.P. in Karachi became embroiled in violent turf wars.
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As a rule, bureaucrats probably shouldn't make potentially history altering pronouncements as salvos in their turf wars or to insulate themselves from criticism.
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Going Further What other kinds of turf wars are there in our society, whether between businesses, teenagers or even in arts and literature?
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Over the weekend, we took a look worries that "turf wars" are complicating the federal government's efforts to defend the nation against hackers.
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Most people in Tripoli want a government able to collect the rubbish and put an end to the militias' extortion and turf wars.
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Opposition politicians say bribery cases are a reflection of turf wars, not a genuine intent by Maduro's unpopular government to root out graft.
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By the third century B.C., the long-lived Zhou dynasty had run its course, and turf wars broke out among smaller regional states.
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Others believe a crackdown on cartels in Colombia made competition for cocaine in Mexico more intense, triggering the turf wars that erupted under Calderón.
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Most New Zealanders never encounter this underworld, because violence generally occurs between the gangs, and even those turf wars have abated in recent decades.
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And the story of Korra and Asami continues in The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars, a new graphic novel series from Dark Horse Comics.
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ISIS' defeat sets off turf wars A deal to resolve the current crisis is still possible, but the underlying tensions will not go away.
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Turf wars and smear campaigns accusing various chapter leaders of abusing and selling drugs or doctoring chat logs are cropping up weekly on Facebook.
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The days of fly-fishing on the Florida Keys flats from the 1950s to the 1970s were cutthroat, with turf wars among the guides.
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Victims of drug cartels The state on Mexico's Gulf Coast has long been a playground for drug cartels, with raging turf wars among gang members.
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But CEO Matthias Mueller's attempts at reform have often been thwarted by turf wars among the German company's stakeholders and opposition from its labor leaders.
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But behind those cheery facades simmer turf wars — long-running, occasionally bloody feuds between ice cream vendors for control of the city's prime selling spots.
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Agency personnel serving in that group report that discussions have evolved to little more than turf wars in which agencies tend to ignore each other.
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The sellers often negotiate a fee with adjacent storefronts to gain their permission, which can create turf wars among merchants jockeying for the best spots.
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PODOLSK, Russia — As a former Soviet factory director, Vladimir Melikhov survived the brutal business turf wars of the 21941s to make a fortune in construction.
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There will be even more scope for turf wars inside a superagency than before, as everything from budgets to responsibilities will be up for grabs.
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After the failed effort, Johnson publicly fumed that "turf wars" with the Senate Intelligence Committee had prevented the name change from making it into the omnibus.
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A staggering 35,588 murders were recorded by the National Public Safety Secretariat, due in part to a social crisis fueled by turf wars among drug cartels.
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Inspector Kwan ("the genius detective") solves each crime — from domestic murders to turf wars among organized crime triads — by applying his superior powers of deductive reasoning.
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Turf wars are supposed to have a beginning, middle, and end, but the drug war has prolonged the middle indefinitely — much longer than it needed to last.
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As in any industry, there are turf wars but, mostly, there's energetic collaboration among organizations, educators and individuals with best intentions of guiding individuals toward financial capability.
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Individual "subreddit" communities are staking claims to different areas of the canvas, resulting in turf wars as each group looks to expand the size of its project.
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Beyond Meat has already offered to step in and fulfill any orders Impossible can't fill from restaurants — which means the faux-burger turf wars are officially on.
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Sources close to PDVSA also said the arrests owe more to turf wars for control of the company, which is the financial motor of Venezuela's ailing economy.
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We'd see ever-more powerful gangs, turf wars, kingpins... But "might makes right" is the law that we actually do use for the oil of foreign countries.
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He also explores the substantive and political drivers of the turf wars among the multiple agencies and branches of government that have a dog in the fight.
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In the last few years, the difference has narrowed as Mexico's murder tally, fueled by turf wars between drug gangs, rose to record levels and Guatemala's declined.
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The bigger challenge, however, stems from internal discord, turf wars and Clinton's reluctance to take decisive action, presiding over agencies that refuse to talk to each other.
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Some lawmakers believe that "turf wars" over cyber in the broader federal government have precluded the development of a coordinated approach — thereby endangering the U.S. in cyberspace.
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The TIP program works with neighborhood street gangs, typically comprising about 20 teenagers who are small-time drug dealers catering to local demand and who fight turf wars.
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"What drives the gangs and the turf wars is an 11 billion pound cocaine drugs market," he said in an interview with BBC Radio 4's "Today" program.
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And changes in the drug market, in which big city gangs have branched out to challenge dealers in provincial towns, have sparked turf wars on previously quiet patches.
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The technology industry needs to think more seriously about device addiction As the internet social turf wars continue to mature, the land grab is becoming much better understood.
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Police said about 2,100 deaths among some 13,500 murders over the same period were drugs-related, attributed to turf wars, informants being silenced, or vigilantes killing drug users.
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Much of the trailer also documents the tension between the turf wars of Houston's Northside and Southside residents, mainly punctuated by Screw's rivalry with DJ Michael "5000" Watts.
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Fueled by turf wars between drug cartels, homicides reached record levels last year, and concern is widespread about the murder of journalists and human rights workers in Mexico.
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Fueled by turf wars between drug cartels, homicides reached record levels last year, and concern is widespread about the murder of journalists and human rights workers in Mexico.
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For the moment they are less involved in starting to shape deals with Europe than in furnishing new offices and conducting turf wars to recruit the best negotiating teams.
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Turf wars between the rival Gulf Cartel and Zetas gangs have racked the state for years, and in recent years some of Mexico's worst drug violence has hit Tamaulipas.
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As the series continued, Butch survived Gotham's endless turf wars and transfers of power, at one point running the underworld alongside his on-again, off-again girlfriend Tabitha Galavan.
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Marvel's Iron Fist: Season 2: NETFLIX ORIGINAL With the defeat of the Hand, Chinatown is left vulnerable to turf wars, and Danny must protect the streets of New York.
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Coordination To ensure investigations don't devolve into a confusing mass of overlapping inquiries and turf wars, coordination will be key for likely incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California.
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However, turf wars between gangs have sparked a surge in violence in Mexico in the past 18 months, raising the incentive for some young Mexicans to risk the crossing.
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Tensions stemming from the turf wars surfaced in a leaked letter in which Mr. Fox asked Mr. Johnson's Foreign Office to surrender economic diplomacy functions to the Trade Department.
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" Ryan Williams, a former spokesman to 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, said with Bannon no longer on staff, "the internal turf wars and infighting can subside and Gen.
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Since summer began, streaming services have been jockeying for the exclusive rights to legacy shows, particularly long-running network sitcoms—and the TV turf wars are only just beginning.
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The figures also chart increases in murder rates around the country so that the violence is now less concentrated in certain states where turf wars between cartels are particularly intense.
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There's a tremendous amount of squabbling between departments, agencies, offices, and individuals: everything from debates over strategy to fights over scarce resources to management/labor disputes and bureaucratic turf wars.
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Several bathers noted an irony of a leisure spot located amid some of the most violent neighborhoods of a city notorious for turf wars among drug traffickers, gangs and police.
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The resulting turf wars and violence perpetuates one problem, the displacement of noncombatants from homes and entire communities, that totaled more than 67,000 people last year, according to Colombia's government.
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Bordering Texas, Tamaulipas is one of the most lawless states in the country, and has long been ravaged by turf wars between gangs to control drug-trafficking and crime rackets.
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However, certain areas in the region have experienced a a major uptick in crime fueled by gang turf wars, with nearly 1,000 murders in the first six months of 2019.
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There's a cut away private shelf inside each bunk with your own personal plug point (diffusing any passive aggressive turf-wars over a socket) as well as a reading light.
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This time, Mr. Qaisari set up shop in the northern commercial hub of Mazar-i-Sharif and got into repeated turf wars with militia commanders loyal to Atta Mohammed Noor.
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Playa del Carmen is close to the popular resort of Cancun, and the area has been a focal point of turf wars between local gangs battling for control of criminal rackets.
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That means broader strategic questions remain unresolved because of White House turf wars, agencies' competing priorities, political sensitivities and a lack of experience with a relatively new threat, the people say.
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With an estimated 2,22015 active members, the Urabeños — also known as Clan Úsaga, after the drug lord — also have a nationwide presence and have fought bloody turf wars with other cartels.
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These may be orchestrated by rivals who want to grab market share, says James Martin, a cryptomarket expert at Macquarie University in Australia, just as offline gangs engage in turf wars.
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It was because hard drugs were often sold in the streets near the park and drug-related turf wars sometimes erupted in gun violence, though residents somehow avoided such violent incidents.
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Carter was still too busy getting into turf wars in Trenton with other crack dealers who felt he and an associate were crowding in on their sales by undercutting their price.
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More women have become victims of drug wars - caught up in turf wars between drug cartels and an army-led offensive against drug gangs launched in 2006 by then-president Felipe Calderon.
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Murders are on track to reach a record high this year, as Mexico continues grappling with turf wars between violent drug gangs that have convulsed the country for more than a decade.
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This, of course, led to turf wars over space on the canvas but the methodology also required people to coordinate their efforts if they ever hoped to pull off an actual image.
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"They're just asking for turf wars and competing power centers and stovepipes in space, again which will have the opposite effect of what the House committee is hoping to achieve," she said.
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"We know about turf wars, feuds and what the drugs do on the other side — the devastation it does to the family members, the parent, the brother, the sister," Mr. Wichern said.
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It was formed in the mid-1990s when the Navajo Nation saw an explosion of gang activity in and around its capital of Window Rock, with turf wars, drive-by shootings and retaliatory killings.
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He attributed it to local turf wars and a reorganization in the crime world, driven in part by the decline of the once-dominant Sinaloa cartel following the arrest of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.
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More from VICE: Like child soldiers in countries such as South Sudan, young people in gangs are often forced or coerced into perpetrating violence against others through initiations, turf wars, and ongoing gang activity.
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Because you can&apost have this level of violence, turf wars and drugs going through that city without somebody being paid and kickback paddy whack, give a dog a bone to turn a blind eye.
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Written by the show's co-creator Michael Dante DiMartino with art by Irene Koh and colorist Vivian Ng, Turf Wars picks up immediately after the series finale to detail the early days of this romance.
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While the downturn and higher unemployment are believed to have fostered upticks in crime, much of the bloodshed is caused by turf wars between fast-growing gangs that control drug routes and other illicit activities.
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The killing comes as police in Rio de Janeiro have intensified operations against drug gangs in the city, a crackdown that has left hundreds of people dead and scrambled turf wars among heavily armed gangs.
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Tired of being victims of gang-related turf wars and extortion, many Salvadorans back a government crackdown on the gangs who have carved up city neighborhoods in their fight for territorial control and extortion rackets.
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Russia rushed to blame Ukraine for orchestrating the "terrorist act", while officials in the capital Kiev denied involvement, insisting turf wars and infighting within what they describe as the "Russian-occupied" region was to blame.
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Mr. Qaisari's saga, which has dragged for years, has all the elements of what has undermined 18 years of American efforts to establish a new system in Afghanistan — abuses, militia turf wars, and politicized justice.
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We've also acted as go-betweens when students get into turf wars, like when a group of second-years confronted a 60-year-old neighbor armed with an ongoing noise complaint and a frying pan.
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He was frustrated by having to deal with things like executive infighting and turf wars that are an unavoidable part of corporate life, according to three former executives who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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A recent change in the illegal-drugs market to a model known as "county lines", where gangs in big cities like London and Liverpool muscle into provincial towns, has sparked turf wars fought across police boundaries.
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Turf wars between gangs for control of supply and distribution of drugs including heroin, cocaine, crystal meth and marijuana helped push murders in Mexico to a record of almost 29,000 in 2017, according to government data.
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Guzman was found guilty of smuggling tonnes of drugs into the United States over a decades-long career built on deadly intimidation and bloody turf wars as he moved illicit shipments across continents at lightning speed.
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Better security has often depended on the outcome of turf wars and truces between rival gangs, or deals hammered out with governments, said Muggah, referring to Medellin in Colombia, Mexico's Ciudad Juarez and Sao Paulo in Brazil.
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The agency was perpetually embroiled in turf wars with other Russian state security forces, and its former director, a longtime Putin ally, has been accused of rampant corruption and involvement with a Russian mafia operation in Spain.
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They were most prominent in the late 1800s and first part of the 1900s, but unlike in the series, they lost much of their control of the city to the Birmingham Boys during turf wars in 1910.
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Once a largely peaceful region, annual murders in Guanajuato leapt more than ten-fold between 2007 and last year to over 2,300, spurred by turf wars between gangs battling over the pipelines that crisscross the central state.
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The dispute over personnel appointments is contributing to a tenser relationship between Mattis and the transition officials, which could set the stage for turf wars between the Pentagon and the White House in the coming Trump administration.
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Once featured in the Forbes list of billionaires, Guzman led a cartel that has smuggled billions of dollars worth of cocaine, heroin, marijuana and methamphetamines into the United States and fought vicious turf wars with other Mexican gangs.
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Anointing a successor entails dangers for Putin as doing so too soon would risk him becoming a lame duck, allegiances shifting from him to the heir apparent and new turf wars being set off in the ruling elite.
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In Miami, which cocaine and turf wars had turned into one of the most dangerous places in America, court officials found that half of the people found incompetent to stand trial because of mental illness were Mariel refugees.
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"We have a divided government today because we have at least two Republican parties," David King, a senior lecturer at the Harvard Kennedy School and the author of "Turf Wars: How Congressional Committees Claim Jurisdiction," told VICE News.
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Unlike in Baltimore, where a significant number of last year's 343 homicides were drug trade turf wars, only a handful of teenage murders in the UK capital over the last year appear directly linked to drug patch disputes.
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Finally, Hope noted, "there has been a breakdown in the management of disputes," largely in rural areas, where turf wars between rival gangs have heated up, even as the government has become over-extended and less able to intervene.
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Koh: The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars has a lot of neat little history and cultural information that wasn't touched on in previous Avatar narratives—how different regions treat queerness, the personal histories of supporting characters, and so on.
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Anointing a successor also entails dangers for Putin as doing so too soon would risk him becoming a lame duck, allegiances shifting from him to the heir apparent and new turf wars being set off in the ruling elite.
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Lucius Boggs and Tommy Smith, two of the token black cops on the police force, are already run ragged trying to contain other crimes, like the violent turf wars between gangs fighting over the lucrative "reefer and shine" market.
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The leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, aka El Mencho, belongs to the new generation of kingpins who are reputedly less cautious about provoking the kind of turf wars that are currently raging around the country.
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So, how about if Trump curates the best practices from cities that have made a real difference in gang violence, and helps forge a nationwide movement that gets fewer poor black people iced by bullets fired amidst gang turf wars?
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The ministry for public security said the attack was carried out in the municipality of Aguililla in Michoacan, a state that has long been convulsed by turf wars between drug gangs, notably the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) and its enemies.
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However, in ministerial offices, where turf wars have rapidly broken out, advocates of the withdrawal have discovered that four decades of European integration have left Britain so deeply embedded in the 28-nation bloc that there is no easy escape route.
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It's a world of complacent and foolhardy managers who fight budgetary and turf wars with more ferocity than they battle the monsters that they are supposed to contain, while a handful of working stiffs try to keep the dam from breaking.
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Related: Armed vigilantes are taking the law into their own hands in Mexico's second biggest city The two states with the highest number of homicides, Guerrero and Mexico State, are caught up in particularly vicious turf wars between numerous small scale gangs.
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Tens of thousands of people have been killed in turf wars between drug cartels and their clashes with security forces since former President Felipe Calderon sent in the military to crush the gangs soon after taking office at the end of 2006.
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Lopez Obrador put an amnesty at the center of his strategy to bring down record levels of violence in Mexico, which has been ravaged by turf wars between drug gangs for more than a decade, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths.
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Luis Felipe, also known as "El Vocho", was captured earlier in the day in the western state of Michoacan, which has long been convulsed by turf wars between drug gangs and where unrest is not uncommon after the detention of senior cartel figures.
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Well, maybe it is but if they really worried about kids, they would be at regular rallies in Chicago and Baltimore where still an unacceptably high number of children are left fatherless of even die themselves because of gang bangers and fighting turf wars.
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ACAPULCO (Reuters) - The body parts of seven people stuffed in plastic bags were found on Tuesday on a roadside in Mexico's southern state of Guerrero, a center of opium poppy production where rival drug gangs fight turf wars over lucrative extortion and kidnapping rings.
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As the government of Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador struggles to unravel a complex social crisis fed by turf wars between drug cartels, locals in a Guerrero town say they have no choice but to defend themselves -- and to teach their children to do the same.
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"As it relates to intelligence-sharing and mission, DHS has long struggled with turf wars, first as the new kid on the block, then constant changes at the leadership levels, vacancies and lack of a clear chain of command at the middle management level," said Norton.
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Turf wars contribute to a homicide rate five times the national average in a city known to Argentines as "Latin America's Chicago," a reference to its prominent grain exchange, or more recently "The Tijuana of Argentina," after the violent Mexican city at the heart of the drugs trade.
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As long as this doesn't lead to unnecessary turf wars, having two organizations that essentially advocate for the same issues doesn't have to be a bad thing, especially if the Small UAV coalition now gets to focus on commercial drone usage and the Drone Manufacturer Coalition on consumer issues.
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The drama follows 18th-century brothel turf wars(!) and feels something like the high-stakes power plays of The Sopranos divided by the insidious social games of Gossip Girl, with a fantastic performance from Samantha Morton as the downtown brothel madam determined to rise into a veritable queenpin.
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While some coca farmers report these groups have arrived offering money to ignore the accords and keep planting coca, others have reported heavily armed men marching into town and announcing they are taking over the business, along with threats and assassinations of community leaders, and turf wars between a multitude of armed actors.
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The whole story line is reminiscent of those unforgettably ugly moments on "The Sopranos" when the petty squabbles and turf wars of Tony's crew spilled over to civilians, leaving an undertipped waiter convulsing in a parking lot with his skull bashed in or a lawn contractor with two broken arms working as an underboss's slave.
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The people we tend to capture tend to be the people who are dumb enough to get caught, or people who have violated their own operational security — they stayed on the phone too long, they bribed too much, they engaged in turf wars, they raised a profile, they spent too much money in flashy ways, they screwed up.
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Several recently departed Google staff members said that as chief executive of Google, Mr. Page had found himself in the middle of various turf wars, like how to integrate Google Plus, the company's struggling social media effort, with other products like YouTube, or where to put Google Now, which resided in the Android team but was moved to the search group.
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Turf wars between two Salvadoran gangs have displaced some 300,000 people, per the AP. What it looks like: A Salvadoran woman waiting in Tijuana with her husband and three children, one of whom is just ten months old, told El Pais that the family fled after she was repeatedly threatened by a gang member who had become obsessed with her.
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Among the animal races — which, as species-ists, we have decided excludes the human race, a biological falsehood — from chimpanzees who hunt down colobus monkeys to cuckoos who kick other birds' eggs out of their nests and cats who toy with their prey, there are turf wars, food fights, and even infanticide, something that we can also see in the news when human males retaliate over what they see as a violation of their "breeding rights," shooting a girlfriend or wife and the child(ren) she took with her when she left his bed.
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