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Southern separatists, meanwhile, tend to see the strife in distant Sana 'a as a power struggle between northern warlords.

The confidence in scientific advancement, history shows, was justified, as well as, sadly, the expectation in the persistence of global strife.

Poor farming and environmental degradation could lead to hunger, poverty and strife. Instability, corruption and family breakdown could break the cycle of industrialisation and growing productivity.

He says considering that citizens already have taken to the streets to protest recent price increases, the Indian government can expect more strife if it is forced to slash subsidies again.

But although some sort of dialogue with Iran and Syria could indeed help-not only in Iraq but also in strife-torn Lebanon and palestine-talking is no panacea.

Internal strife cannot end

But there is nothing voters like less than strife among leaders.

And civil strife and conflict, sometimes brief, sometimes sustained, mar nearly every region in the world.

But it would inch Thailand back from the brink of all-out civil strife.

At least one previous study, published in 2009, has claimed a relation between unusually hot years and the risk of civil strife.

And by the border of Gad, at the south side southward, the border shall be even from Tamar unto the waters of strife in Kadesh, and to the river toward the great sea.

The most likely result, however, is further strife.

Their only plan is to plunge the province back into bloody strife.

TWO weeks back in Kabul the world's foreign ministers demonstrated that they cannot agree on a solution to Afghanistan's trouble and strife.

In this, and in other ways, much of the strife is down to economics.

When troubled by the vexations and strife of the day still the wheels of your mind and think about the wisdom and intelligence lodged in your subconscious mind which is ready to respond to you.

The danger is that a new round of peace-destroying strife may erupt long before that happens.