" - Madeline, 25 "Fought over hummus outside our apartment.
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Sure, they've fought over it, but actually talking about it?
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The third mobile tech war will be fought over messaging.
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An election fought over Brexit is going to be contentious.
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Conflict punctuates the record, as combatants fought over mining regions.
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They fought over land and historical marginalization, which continues today.
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The position has been fought over for a long time.
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"Everyone wore them and fought over them," Ms. Rothberg said.
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I grew up in it; they never fought over it.
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Angels have fought over who gets to wear which wings.
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"No civil war has been fought over it," he added.
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No one yet worries that wars will be fought over data.
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They fought over land and historical marginalization, which still continue today.
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For example, Congress has fought over whether to allow ground troops.
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But all sides have fought over the particulars of the bill.
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They had witnessed bloody wars fought over religious and political differences.
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They have fought over property and child support over the years.
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The major redaction battle will be fought over grand jury materials.
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And instead of turf and money, they fought over personal slights.
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Politicians have fought over the future of Fannie and Freddie for years.
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The three fought over Trump's signature 2016 campaign promise -- the border wall.
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Lowe and Exotic frequently fought over financial matters, and things kept escalating.
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The dueling groups then fought over rights to the name in court.
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Groups including Islamist militants have attacked and fought over oilfields and ports.
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India and Pakistan have long fought over the disputed border of Kashmir.
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In the winter, bitter inter-apartment battles are fought over the thermostat.
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It's not the first time senators have fought over the blue slip.
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Read more about how Democrats and Republicans have fought over its release here.
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Nor are total revolutions and wars fought over years by armies of millions.
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Police believe the couple had fought over the paternity of her youngest daughter.
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They didn't wait years to claim the Civil War wasn't fought over slavery.
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They allegedly researched symptoms on Google and fought over whether to call 911.
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It was fought over Southern rights, that's just the way I see it.
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They are combed over, picked over, picked apart, sought for, probed, fought over.
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Today's conflicts among the world's great power are fought over trade and investment.
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It was so funny how we 'fought' over the mini grilled cheese sandwich.
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A 21st-century American election is about to be fought over socialism. Amazing!
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Many a battle will be fought over who should own, and benefit from, data.
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It is not the first time that political groups have fought over the flag.
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She said militants and families fought over bags of flour and scraps of meat.
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Wars have been fought over it, and gold scams are a dime a dozen.
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The key city has been fought over for years by regime and opposition forces.
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Madonna and Sean Penn befriended Mr. Crews and, divorcing, fought over his first editions.
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For decades, conservatives and liberals have fought over the issue of defining free speech.
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But this failed when the two groups fought over commission-sharing and other issues.
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But the same battles, particularly in the social sphere, are fought over and over.
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The accommodation, carefully worked out and fought over, is a thing of the past.
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When the 1967 war broke out, the Jordanian and Israeli armies fought over it.
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The Korean War was fought over that boundary, when the North invaded the South.
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They were being fought over — and acted on — at the highest levels of power.
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In an event where people fought over basically everything, Nigeria's stylistic dominance was inarguable.
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And here we're dealing with another 20th century mindset: Aren't wars fought over physical territory?
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Two of their three wars since independence from Britain have been fought over the region.
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Blight reiterated that the war was fought over slavery and its expansion into new territories.
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During a 10-minute sale, Gigi and Alex fought over a jacket they both wanted.
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Of course, birthright citizenship of immigrants was not what the Civil War was fought over.
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In other words, almost the entire 2018 campaign will be fought over GOP-held territory.
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The two of them fought over the sexual acts that she felt pressured to do.
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"There have long been wars fought over food," says Kim Severson, our national food correspondent.
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When Dhirubhai Ambani died, his sons Mukesh and Anil fought over control of the empire.
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They have fought over issues of management and transparency in how the society is run.
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Early on in the development of the site, Evans and Kassen fought over fact-checking.
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Customers crowded the Anchorage store to see him and fought over who would buy him.
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I don't want to be policing a border that's been fought over for 2,000 years.
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The media environment of 2019 is one of near-lawless information warfare, fought over attention.
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In 2017, Vostochny's stakeholders fought over who would manage the bank, according to court records.
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It is estimated around $9 billion worth of property could be fought over in the courts.
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In one scene, Kim revealed the couple had fought over — wait for it — her Instagram feed.
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Had America's abortion laws been fought over in Congress, they would probably have been more restrictive.
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The conflict known as the "war between the states" was not, repeat not, fought over slavery.
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Workers there are being fought over with signing bonuses, paid internships and help with tuition fees.
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Obviously this is a ruling that's going to be fought over by a number of lawyers.
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Responsibility for Brexit is shared—or, rather, fought over and sometimes dropped—by several different departments.
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The election is largely being fought over the economy and the courting of the youth vote.
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Jerusalem has been fought over for millennia by its inhabitants, and by regional powers and invaders.
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Anika (accidentally?) pushed Rhonda off a building while they fought over the loss of her child.
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Native American tribes and scientists fought over control of the bones since their discovery in 7003.
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Congress has fought over how to pay for CHIP but has yet to reach a compromise.
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And guess where the battle for House control will be fought over the next five months?
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The two prizes are being hotly fought over by most of the EU's other 27 nations.
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Whether and how the report shapes the content of the negotiations is now being fought over.
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Elizabeth Warren's proposal to undo much of a bankruptcy bill they'd fought over 15 years earlier.
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They both nod toward the current state of personal data fought over by governments and companies.
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Liberal Democrats and more moderate newcomers from Republican-leaning districts have fought over Republican procedural motions.
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They publicly fought over the fate of another affordable housing complex, Phipps Plaza West, in 2002.
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The conventional wisdom was that immigration would become an issue to be fought over during elections.
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Name the disputed territory that the two nations named in question 6 have fought over. 9.
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A throwback to the first Avengers movie when they first came together and fought over Loki.
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"What gets fought over when that doesn't happen is a tragic waste of time," he said.
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Employees have fought over whether it should be more like a quadcopter, or wing-shaped, or both.
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These coveted rainmakers are among the most highly compensated — and fiercely fought over — bankers on Wall Street.
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As the hearing continued, lawmakers fought over what kinds of questions Strzok should be obligated to answer.
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Liberals and the Soviet apparatchiks fought over its memory, and Ms Alexievich was on the front lines.
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Cramer is vacating the state's lone House seat, which will be fought over by former state Sen.
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Few of America's battles over truth have been fought over such direct and clear-cut moral issues.
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Fierce battles have been fought over logging, mining and damming these last vestiges of our wild heritage.
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The president's son-in-law and adviser disputed that he and Miller have fought over the issue.
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It comes as heated political campaigns fought over racial and economic fault lines culminate in midterm elections.
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Sarah Shafer was sweet and tender in her Met debut as the much-fought-over Princess Azema.
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That's because, until the administration of President Barack Obama, no such regulations existed to be fought over.
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More than one war has been fought over those precious leaves, and its trade has opened borders.
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And that truth is a gray space to be fought over, not an absolute to be revered.
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One night they went to see a concert, fought over money, and drunkenly ditched before the encore.
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More than ever, mass entertainment is fought over for how it reflects, or doesn't reflect, the real world.
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Unlike the young, whose fragmented attention is fought over by thousands of apps, retirees are up for grabs.
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I didn't understand that activists have fought over the course of centuries for me to have that right.
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Last week, an Iranian lawmaker said Zanganeh and Rouhani had fought over the issue during a cabinet meeting.
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That night, authorities say Nayeri and Duong argued -- and even physically fought -- over whether to kill the cabdriver.
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College overtime eliminates the heart of football: the field-position trench war fought over the line of scrimmage.
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Yeah, and I've seen cases where settlement money has been stolen, or fought over, by relatives and consultants.
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Battles fought over a day in the previous century gave way to lengthy campaigns that consumed unparalleled casualties.
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Outlets reported Koum and leadership fought over plans for Facebook to weaken WhatsApp's encryption and access user data.
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Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson fought over how to read this clause during President George Washington's first term.
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Editors actually fought over the bags, which were not, truth to tell, all that much to look at.
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In Brazil, as they fought over fourth place late in the race, the two crashed out after colliding.
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Internally, high-level executives in Amazon's retail business and A9, the company's search team, fought over the move.
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But the big one, the Great War for the narrative, is being fought over the story of America.
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Banks and retailers have also fought over who should be liable in the event of a cybersecurity breach.
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I think we all agree — we all know what the issues are that are fought over on this issue.
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For two years, rival governments in the east and west of the country had fought over a disputed election.
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In Thailand, Muay Thai is traditionally fought over five three-minute rounds and five two-minute rounds for women.
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Her dad died when she was a baby and her mom and aunt fought over who should raise her.
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Morrison must return to the polls by May 2019, an election that is poised to be fought over inequality.
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For 6900 years, Hindus and Muslims have fought over a plot of land less than three acres in size.
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Residents of Park Hill have historically fought over Undercliff Street, which is used as a shortcut to a highway.
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But rather than get quietly back to work after this election, the brothers-in-arms fought over the spoils.
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I have this blanket on my couch at home, and it's easily the most fought-over throw we own.
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In debates on the Affordable Care Act, lawmakers have continually fought over the proper role of the federal government.
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The two sides fought over whether Kaepernick would be provided a list of which N.F.L. personnel would be present.
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It's not the first time the Senate has fought over the blue-slip tradition, which dates back 100 years.
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Then came the heroin and crack epidemics that turned gangs into lucrative drug-trafficking organizations that fought over territory.
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The first war between India and Pakistan, right after their independence from Britain and partition, was fought over Kashmir.
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My uninitiated neighbors fought over who'd get the biggest Japanese hornet, a comically large insect on a piece of lobster.
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The reality is that Kamil, the man being fought over, is little more than a handsome-ish anchor to Paradise.
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In Thailand you are dealing with fighters who have fought over 300 times and have been doing it since childhood.
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For centuries Mughal emperors, as well as Hindu and Persian kings, fought over the most legendary gemstone ever dug out.
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Much litigation has fought over the line between permissible and impermissible costs, opt-ins versus opt-outs and other details.
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Smoyer plopped the tape into his video player and started reliving a battle he had fought over 50 years earlier.
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Throughout the course of human history, people have lived in tribes that have fought over land, resources, and conflicting ideologies.
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He said he is not worried, though, as BioTrackTHC's inventory software is unlikely to be fought over by the cartels.
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Here it suggests soft gold that has been fought over — many chunks are shattered — or perhaps David Hammons's disintegrating snowballs.
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A proposed $1.1 billion was tied up for months as Republicans and Democrats fought over issues related to abortion politics.
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Funds expired at the end of September, and Republicans and Democrats have fought over how to pay for an extension.
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The battle, pitting drug companies against doctors and patient advocates, is being fought over the unlikeliest of substances: human excrement.
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Sicily has been fought over and ruled by many peoples over the last 2,500 years, starting with the ancient Greeks.
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Anchoring the menu is jollof, a dish fought over by West African nations, each one claiming it as its own.
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L. B. Sullivan, was not fought over a news article or an editorial or anything else prepared by our staff.
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His family has lived through decades of violence and survived the three wars India and Pakistan have fought over Kashmir.
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That moment, 40 years ago, fought over a planned rally by a small group of neo-Nazis in Skokie, Ill.
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Top spots in App Store search results are some of the most fought over real estate in the online economy.
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The Blessing, the sought-after, fought-over Blessing of Yahweh to his chosen ones, is the blessing of More Life.
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Over the past few weeks, prosecutors and Manafort's lawyers fought over what evidence and testimony they could put to the jury.
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Citi referred to historical evidence as justification, pointing to one of the many wars New Delhi and Islamabad fought over Kashmir.
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"Had Chadha come out the other way, these issues would have been fought over between Congress and the president," Pildes said.
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The trio stole a van, tried to change their looks, kidnapped a cabbie and then fought over whether to kill him.
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It was clearly fought over the cause of slavery and economics, and the Confederacy was on the wrong side of history.
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Despite their shared Communist ideology, Vietnam and China fought over islands in the South China Sea in the 1970s and '80s.
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Pushing ahead anyway, Yamma had the quarterfinal and semifinal bouts of its eight-man tournament fought over one five-minute round.
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The gun issue is unlikely to hurt Republicans in most competitive Senate races, which are being fought over overwhelmingly rural territory.
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Yet he also prophesied a world of "great politics" characterized by wars and revolutions fought over the very future of civilization.
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Missy is seen burning photos of ex-love interests Lars (Neil Casey), Nick, and Andrew, after they all fought over her.
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For decades, big and small producers in the northern region of Normandy have fought over how their cheese could be labeled.
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Competitive gaming also offers scheduled, consistent programming, which is something that traditional broadcasters have fought over for decades with mainstream sports.
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From a male point of view, sexually receptive females are therefore a rare commodity, to be sought out and often fought over.
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Several legal battles are currently being fought over state laws restricting abortion, including one in Arkansas that effectively bans medication-induced abortions.
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The deal on Basel rules took more than a year as Europe and the United States fought over the capital floor compromise.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Brawls broke out in a chain of French supermarkets as shoppers fought over cut-price tubs of Nutella chocolate spread.
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But the Republican establishment fought over two favorites, former state Senator Bradley Byrne and Tim James, son of former Governor Fob James.
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It's Future Currently, the Clean Power Plan is being contentiously fought over in the U.S. Court of Appeals in the D.C. Circuit.
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A source told PEOPLE that the couple were having "marriage issues for a while" and fought over where to make their homestead.
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They often fought over his girlfriends and his late nights; he had promised her he would return home early on March 18.
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With the spending spree, the candidates have fought over who is more loyal to the president and his tough-on-immigration priorities.
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During that time, the two fought over Bannon's repeated failures to make court-ordered support payments, and other issues involving the twins.
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Just this week, the Greek foreign minister resigned as members of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's fragile governing coalition fought over the deal.
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When leaders wanted to divide people along ethnic lines, those same bridges were often fought over or destroyed to keep communities apart.
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The election was fought over lots of different issues as well as candidate personalities, and a mix of local and national factors.
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People have always fought over territory, and Laikipia is no exception, with cattle-rustling and battles over pastureland part of its history.
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Instead, the honey badger began a vicious game of tug-of-war with the jackals as they fought over the limp snake.
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The nuclear-armed rivals have gone to war three times since independence in 1947, with two of the wars fought over Kashmir.
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Mattis helped Kelly remove outgoing National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, in part because they fought over how to deal with North Korea.
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One of the best-known, "A Boy and His Dog," portrays a world devastated by nuclear war and fought over by vicious gangs.
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In a country where a typical woman has five children, and where land is fought over, the expansion of arable land is invaluable.
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The idea that the Civil War was fought over issues other than slavery has long been taught in public schools across the South.
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The war in eastern Congo that ended in 2003 killed millions of people, and since then armed groups have fought over mineral supplies.
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But the contest between Atlantia and Hochtief is the first example of a domestic company in Spain being fought over by international players.
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What remains that is scarce and economically valuable will be fought over, particularly that most precious of rights, the citizenship of somewhere rich.
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Somalia has lurched from crisis to crisis since 1991, when the central government collapsed and warlords from different clans fought over the spoils.
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Matters of the heart are cyclically worried and fought over during breaks in the alley behind the restaurant, not far from the Dumpsters.
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There has been a sort of a war fought over memories in Russia, over what should be remembered and what should be forgotten.
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The sexual politics became increasingly problematic, too: While the men schemed and sabotaged, the women fought over men in lily ponds and apartments.
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Libya is in the midst of a civil war; Tripoli is being fought over by two rival governments and a host of militias.
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Many details will likely be fought over, such as how Europe intends to meet its goal of maximizing the benefits of artificial intelligence.
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MacCormack's cocaine purchase after committing the murder was reportedly a habit, and one that he and Vanessa fought over on a regular basis.
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The military hanged 38 Native Americans for their part in the 193 Dakota War, which was fought over the government's breaking of treaties.
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It seemed that the Civil War could've been fought over tariffs, banking, anything — it just happened to break out over slavery in 1861.
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With any peace talks, negotiations over how to hold negotiations are always delicate and intensely fought over, but this diplomatic dance is particularly odd.
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It's a very muted version of the Bridesmaids battle toast, but, unfortunately, the person being fought over isn't nearly as interesting as Maya Rudolph.
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His tour will begin in the "Middle Belt" state of Taraba, where herdsmen have farmers have fought over dwindling arable land, his office said.
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She and my sister fought over a dollhouse a few years ago and now my sister calls her that woman and rarely visits her.
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Throughout American history, whole presidential elections have been fought over the value of money and tying it to gold or silver or some such.
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What goes on the cover of The Economist is a matter of intense debate in our editorial offices and fiercely fought over by editors.
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In fact, they fought over it last year and Matt has still vowed to beat up Fisher when they cross paths in the future.
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The House fought over a death with dignity lawWhy you should care: Conservatives who claim they favor small government are legislating your healthcare. Again.
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Both companies fought over a YouTube app for Windows Phone, Microsoft targeted Google with "Scroogled" commercials, and Microsoft has also criticized Chrome's battery usage.
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Barrios Mojica indicated the area where the bodies were found is being fought over by criminal gangs looking to traffic drugs, weapons and people.
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After Clint and Natasha fought over who should die, the latter character sacrificed herself so the others could be brought back from the snap.
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We have fought over everything from who gets the last Girl Scouts Thin-Mint cookie to how big our next office space needs be.
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The Washington Post reports that President Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein's friendship soured when the two fought over a Palm Beach mansion in 2004.
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The attack on Wednesday follows a string of deadly clashes between herders and ethnic Dogon farmers who have long fought over land and resources.
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Armed cattle herders from Isiolo and Samburu counties fought over grazing access along the two county borders, said Isiolo County police commander Charles Ontita.
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The area we drove through is all government held but has been intensely fought over, again and again, and has changed hands several times.
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The supplies have been fought over by cities, which tend to be mostly populated by Democrats, and agricultural interests, which tend to lean Republican.
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They fought over standing up to President Trump, the subways, releasing their tax returns, health care policy and corruption convictions in the Cuomo administration.
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Two years ago, my mother and my aunt (her sister-in-law) fought over a clumsy comment my mother made about a mutual friend.
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Conservative author and speaker Ann Coulter has canceled a fought-over appearance she was set to make Thursday at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Still, Levinson says the most important question at the moment is whether the emoluments questions can be fought over in a court of law.
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If passed, Virginia would become the 38th — and final — state required for adoption of the Equal Rights Amendment, a proposal fought over decades ago.
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Diagnosing the problem is easy — but solving it proved to be politically hard because health industry groups fought over who should foot the bill.
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"I did not come here to listen to this argument," Klobuchar said at one point after Biden and Sanders had fought over health care.
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Thousands of men wearing only loincloths fought over a sacred stick in an annual festival at Saidaiji Temple in Okayama, Japan on February 15.
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They've repeatedly fought over child support and custody of 2-year-old Royalty, with Nia frequently coming up on the short end of the stick.
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A woman who many men fought over television sets to view her then risqué dance routines while their wives attempted to shut off the TVs.
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The election has been fought over Buhari's handling of the economy amid fragile growth and growing unemployment as Nigeria recovers from a recession in 2016.
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Ofcom, a British regulator, handles 203,220 telecoms complaints a year; how many are fought over or resolved without recourse to the regulator is anyone's guess.
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Sometimes this leads to frustrating battles fought over and over and over again, but that just makes the feeling of victory so much more satisfying.
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Marriage equality was legally affirmed by the US Supreme Court in 2015, while issues like workplace protections for LGBTQ people are still being fought over.
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For roughly 14 years, the political bloc and America have fought over subsidies to aviation giants Boeing (a US company) and Airbus (a European company).
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Those complaints are settled if a company agrees to change its practices, or they're fought over in court if a company disputes the government's charges.
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A little over 100 miles north of Grenada lies St. Lucia, a mountainous, broad-valleyed island that the French and British fought over many times.
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In 21995, for example, the House of Representatives and Senate fought over whether Medicaid should be used to pay for abortions, The Washington Post reported.
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On his final day of campaigning, community members in his hometown fought over the dwindling number of faded shirts he had left to hand out.
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While two dozen large men in spandex fought over a leather spheroid last night, Amazon was busy making a few clutch plays of its own.
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Both warring girls have their sights on Dev (Jacob Dudman), a Ross Butler lookalike who's used to being well-liked, but not necessarily fought over.
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I don't care who you do it with, but we're not going to have soldiers patrolling the border that's been fought over for 2,000 years.
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But it was in France that the law was bitterly fought over before it passed, and that it became a test of certain politicians' modernism.
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"The younger people should know that all the wars that have been fought since you have been born have been fought over oil," Fonda said.
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Kashmir, tucked between Pakistan and India, is a much-contested region both India and Pakistan have fought over in a conflict that has spanned decades.
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In that documentary, Jerry Lee Lewis said that the first time the two met, they fought over who was the true king of the genre.
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The hourlong meeting was a contentious affair where Democratic and Republican committee members fought over both the Democratic memo and the memo authored by Republicans.
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"That may be where the battleground of finance is fought over the next 15 years," Jes Staley, the Barclays C.E.O., said recently, according to Bloomberg.
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Gabi Ashkenazi, the departing chief of staff, fought over who should succeed him with then-Defense Minister Ehud Barak, Mr. Gantz was neither man's choice.
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Later, while under questioning, Drum allegedly told officials she and her husband had fought over a burnt casserole, which led to insults and cursing, TribLive reports.
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The election has been fought over Buhari's handling of the economy amid fragile growth and growing unemployment as the country recovers from a recession in 2016.
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Many historic churches and cathedrals, like Notre Dame, have fallen into disrepair as the government and the church fought over who was responsible for their upkeep.
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And fudging may be a much more successful strategy in a general election, which will be fought over lots of issues, than in a European poll.
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Cole added that battles also were being fought over whether these young immigrants should ever be allowed to win U.S. citizenship, as the current bill provides.
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Chile's autonomy has been hard fought over a period lasting 248 years; in 22014, the country welcomed Latin America's first democratically elected Marxist president, Salvador Allende.
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But perhaps not having a country anymore should instead be taken to mean civic bonds so frayed that a death will be fought over for gain.
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THE FORECAST that future wars will be fought over water has been made long enough for it to become both a platitude and subject to doubt.
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When siblings fought over who would be guardian, Norheim typically ordered a neutral professional to assume control, even when this isolated the wards from their families.
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When compared to the interactions between virgin females, mated females fought over twice as often, though the exact underlying mechanisms behind these literal microaggressions remain unknown.
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Boulderites and their government representatives fought over locations, whether the money was better spent on non-Tajik endeavors, and how to eventually operate the tea house.
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Following the Partition of India in 5003, Pakistan and India fought over the possession of Kashmir, initiating what remains one of the world's most intractable conflicts.
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The makeshift settlement has become the focal point in France of Europe's migrant crisis, fought over by politicians and a constant source of tension with Britain.
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How many of us know that wars were once fought over access to salt, a primary means of food preservation long before the availability of refrigeration?
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The two of them fought over who got to wash the dishes, because the window over the sink had the best view of the bird feeders.
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TheSkimm co-founders Carly Zakin and Danielle Weisberg have managed to build a product that deeply engages with a hard-fought-over demographic of female millennials.
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Even at the first march in Manhattan in 1970, organizers fought over whether it should be called a gay pride march or a gay power march.
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It asks, Which is more outlandish and dystopian: an America in which the Tulsa atrocity is being paid for and fought over nearly a century later?
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For the rest of the day, the Vietcong and the remainder of Charlie Company fought over, around and through the battered remnants of the Second Squad.
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Some borders have been fought over inch by inch, while others were drawn on maps by people who never set foot in the countries they divide.
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The two men fought over a parking space last year On November 2, 2018, Cieszkowski parked his car on a street, shortly before Baldwin confronted him.
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Seven candidates onstage — the smallest debate of the year — fought over health care policy, age and experience and whether they had the ability to defeat Trump.
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After tenements on the site were razed in 2000, it sat empty for decades while city officials, community representatives, developers and lawmakers fought over its future.
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In Evans' case, he was a Michigan State wrestler with five pro fights—fought over the span of three nights—by the time he arrived on TUF.
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AS OF a few months ago, it was possible to hope that Bulgaria's parliamentary election on March 26th might be fought over the crucial issue of corruption.
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He doesn't believe the Civil War was fought over slavery, a narrative he calls "horseshit" designed to make the US government sound more noble than it was.
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"It looks like two camps have fought over whether or not to implement such measures and that one of the camps won the upper hand," she said.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, for example, has no Kahlo painting in its collection, and when major works do come to auction they are typically fought over.
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If this was the internet as the "Wild West," then its battles were fought over territory: Whoever could take up the most screen space was the winner.
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As the band walked off stage, Bauermeister threw handfuls of Jawbreaker stickers into the crowd, and middle-aged punks fought over them as if they were teenagers.
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I'm not sure that the 2028 presidential election will be fought over tax cuts, gay marriage, abortion, or whatever else was argued about in the last decade.
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The sparring by the two Democratic campaigns comes at the end of a contentious week as Democrats fought over the fallout related to the Nevada Democratic Convention.
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And some people of faith have been frustrated by the fact that the issues they have fought over for years are all but missing from the campaign.
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It never misses an opportunity to point out that this is a conflict primarily motivated by terrible material conditions, and fought over because of differing material interests.
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On Tuesday, the two also fought over Trump's tweet over the weekend referencing the Women's March, which Cuomo took to be a "joke" at the march's expense.
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"Fundamentally it was a civil war, fought over issues going back into Korea's colonial experience," said Bruce Cumings, a professor of history at the University of Chicago.
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In Douglass's day, the war that was fought over the meaning of the words "liberty" and "equality" claimed the lives of three-quarters of a million Americans.
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Perhaps more than anything else, last year's presidential race was fought over internal questions of national identity as well as uneasiness about America's place in the world.
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The two nations have fought over Russian annexation of the Ukrainian territory of Crimea since 2014, when Russia began to back pro-Russian separatist rebels in Ukraine.
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A menagerie of ambitious politicians fused together different platforms and programs, and fought over fundamental issues: How much should rest on direct as opposed to representative democracy?
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There's oil and gold between the two, and before they were fighting over that, the two cultures fought over land, dominance, and whatever it is people fight over.
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Rival armed groups based in and outside the city have fought over territory and resources in the OPEC oil producer since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Where countries once fought over resources or territory, their membership of a club with a common rulebook channels disputes into lengthy negotiations that result in communiqués nobody reads.
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Because so many marriage battles are fought over chores, two findings were notable: It's unclear why the husband's job loss is so important when it comes to divorce.
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Legal immigration was a tricky policy issue that business and labor fought over, but it wasn't going to cost any votes on the Senate floor or in elections.
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But that is not the same as going over the top: initiating the great battle, yet to be fought, over the soul and mission of the Labour Party.
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President Donald Trump and the Florida Democratic congresswoman publicly fought over each of their accounts of the conversation the President had with the widow of a slain soldier.
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The candidates have fought over ties to the National Rifle Association and plans for women's reproductive health care in the state, according to KMUW public radio station. Washington
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With Clinton, Sanders, and the soon-to-be-forgotten Martin O'Malley largely in agreement on gun control, the contenders fought over who was most reviled by the NRA.
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The Yom Kippur War, fought over several weeks in October 1973, was a tumultuous conflict between Israel and a coalition of Arab states, led by Egypt and Syria.
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Today, all three still live on, each a universe in itself, read and discussed — and fought over — as if written not in prose but in hieroglyphics or code.
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The two sides fought over the fate of the various components of the wheel: its legs and the large capsules that would have carried riders in slow loop.
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The town and the base were in the northern part of the country, in what was known as I Corps, the most fought-over military sector of Vietnam.
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The old and young AI fought over the course of 4.9 million games until the new AlphaGo was able to beat its predecessor 100 games in a row.
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"Medicare for all" has become a divisive issue within the Democratic primary, where White House hopefuls have fought over the liberal health care plan and its related costs.
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And in those decisions, you will have lots of unconscious bias amid the people who are making those decisions and that's going to be something that's fought over.
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Both the book and the characters in it are deeply ambivalent about the war itself, with even most of the soldiers pretty sure it's being fought over nothing.
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Last year, even as the two fought over Cellino's petition in New York State Supreme Court to dissolve the enterprise, Cellino and Barnes each took home nearly $16 million.
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As Amanda goes down into the elimination in disbelief, it's clear that the two teams being fought over have zero intention of volunteering to come down on their own.
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The Latin American nations of Colombia and Nicaragua, for instance, have for decades fought over a cluster of islands in the western Caribbean - and the fishing rights around them.
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London (CNN Business)As the Venezuelan government and opposition clash on the streets of Caracas another battle is underway: an information war fought over social media and TV networks.
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WASHINGTON – U.S. home prices rose in April from a year earlier, lifted by bidding wars in many cities where would-be buyers fought over a sparse supply of homes.
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The counters to the left of the front door were bare — a conspicuous blank spot in a city where every inch of real estate is exploited and fought over.
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We only knew about it as a violent, orgiastic display of capitalism from across the pond in which shoppers literally fought over getting a good deal on a microwave.
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Russ, 31, and his aspiring model wife Paola, 30, previously fought over her best friend Juan and the two seemingly end up in another screaming match over their friendship.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Monday's demonstrations were sparked by a scuffle Friday when customers and employees fought over a disputed $5 eyebrow wax job.
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Then after a few months it could have ceased all sales, turned existing pairs into fought-over collector's items, and saved the mainstream rollout for an eventual v2 launch.
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In between were the people spread over territory that had to be fought over, appealed to, and then earned if either side had hopes of winning the White House.
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The couple has also fought over child support in the past, with the actress alleging back in August that Pitt had made no "meaningful" contributions since their 2016 separation.
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Kashmir, which is home to 18 million people, is one of the most disputed territories in the world and has been fought over by India and Pakistan since 1947.
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Republican Senate nominee Corey Stewart said that he doesn't believe that the Civil War was fought over the issue of slavery, arguing that it was mostly about states' rights.
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One in particular that is often fought over is the "right of the people to keep and bear arms," or more simply put, the right to carry a firearm.
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Mr. Simpson lived with Mr. Kareem for several months, but he said they fought over Mr. Simpson's use of Mr. Kareem's laptop to watch promotional videos for Al Qaeda.
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Migrant crisis A rescue ship filled with migrants docked in Malta after being stuck in the Mediterranean for days while European countries fought over what to do about it.
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Biden, who leads Trump in several battleground polls, has endorsed former rival Elizabeth Warren's sweeping bankruptcy plan to strike through portions of a law that they once fought over.
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Despite security risks and political chaos, as the government and the opposition have bitterly fought over concerns of fraud, about 2,500 candidates across the country have continued to campaign.
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The committee's leading Republican and Democrat fought over both the Interior budget request and the recent failure of the House to pass a spending plan for the Interior Department.
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The Lost Cause narrative, perpetuated by groups sympathetic to the Confederate effort, asserted the war was fought over states' rights and downplayed slavery as the defining "right" in dispute.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi withheld the two articles of impeachment against Trump while Democrats and Republicans fought over the terms of a trial, including over whether to call witnesses.
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If Georgians do have to endure what promises to be a racially charged, highly divisive campaign fought over wedge cultural issues and not much about actual government policies, pay attention.
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The issue has been fought over in the run-up to May 8 parliamentary and provincial elections, amid stagnant economic growth and impatience among voters for an escape from poverty.
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What that something would be was literally fought over at the convention in 1968, where one faction enlisted the Chicago police to hit the other over the head with batons.
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Johnson and Pawlenty have fought over who the most "true conservative" is in the race – both are hitting each other over negative comments they've made about Trump in the past.
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For instance, US television network HBO is suing a restaurant of the same name, while Dow Jones and Dow Chemical once fought over the right to the Chinese character "dao".
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Ford views himself as a god, noting how he and Arnold "designed every inch of it, every blade of grass" and fought over whether they should allow in the moneymen.
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"Reagan was silent, for the most part, while senior advisors in his administration fought over what to say to the public and how to say it," Brier, the professor, said.
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The 2008 Russia-Georgia war is in many ways ongoingThe 2008 Russia-Georgia war was primarily fought over the disputed territories of South Ossetia (or the Tskhinvali Region) and Abkhazia.
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Global markets had been spooked earlier in the week by the possibility of fresh elections in Italy being fought over its role in the European Union and the euro zone.
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Republican turnout increased by more than 28500 percent in Pennsylvania, which had a competitive gubernatorial election, and Wisconsin, where two well-funded candidates fought over the right to face Sen.
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But tradition and history will mark many of his stops in an area fought over for centuries and once administered by colonial Britain in the final days of its empire.
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Veracruz, a state in the Gulf of Mexico with important trafficking routes fought over by drug gangs, has become notorious for the murder of journalists in the past few years.
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After the overthrow of president Siad Barre in 1991, clan-based warlords blasted each other with anti-aircraft guns and fought over the theater, which they used as a base.
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Amid all the vulgarity and pettiness, that is what is being fought over this month: going back to the past, veering into an ugly future, or finding a third way.
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The court battle over AT&T's $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner got off to a contentious start Monday as lawyers fought over what evidence they could bring into court.
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The case is just one of the many battles the Sami of Norway have fought over a long history with the government to preserve their culture and way of life.
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On at least one occasion, gunfire erupted as uniformed men fought over whether to crack down on the protesters or protect them, two eyewitnesses said in phone interviews Sunday evening.
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The Senate report on torture of detainees, on the other hand, was fought over for years and created a firestorm when it came out in 2014, but quickly seemed forgotten.
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The development of science as a human practice was highly contentious in our history, with Galileo and the fight over heliocentrism being one of many battlefields fought over the centuries.
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Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Cuomo have quarreled about the authority's budget and priorities before, most notably in 2015 when they fought over the agency's five-year capital improvement plan.
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But to do so, I suspect, trivializes the truth that wars, as Thucydides saw, are ultimately fought over real issues that men have been unable to resolve by other means.
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It has been fought over for millennia by its inhabitants, by invading Romans, Crusaders, Ottomans and the British Empire, and by the modern states of Israel and its Arab neighbors.
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The battle over South Africa's energy future has become increasingly fierce, often fought over kilowatts and other technical details, sometimes waged with bitter personal attacks between functionaries and electrical engineers.
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But it's not likely to last too long this year—the Martin O'Malley blobs will form, then dissipate, and be absorbed, and fought over, by the Sanders and Clinton teams.
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Quintana Roo was previously one of Mexico's safest states, full of tourists and Caribbean resorts, but security has deteriorated rapidly in recent years as gangs have fought over lucrative drug markets.
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If you look at the history, that's not what it meant at all, and I don't believe that the Civil War was ultimately fought over the issue of slavery,' Stewart said.
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Further political instability looks inevitable after Italy's president set the country on the path to fresh elections, likely to be fought over its role in the European Union and euro zone.
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Robin Williams's family has engaged in a legal battle over the late actor's film memorabilia, Scroggin said, while Martin Luther King Jr.'s children fought over his Bible and Nobel medal.
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As home to major Muslim, Jewish and Christian holy sites, Jerusalem's status has long been fought over in rounds of failed negotiations, and ignited deadly conflict between Israeli and the Palestinians.
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Trump has been the greatest mischief maker since Loki, an instigator of countless broken friendships among conservatives, with institutions fraying as former allies violently fought over Trump's fitness for the presidency.
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From New Hampshire to Oklahoma, Democrats have flipped eight Republican-held seats in special legislative elections, having spent millions of dollars on low-turnout contests mostly being fought over local issues.
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Around 3,600 died on all sides in the conflict, fought over whether Northern Ireland should be part of the United Kingdom or Ireland, before it ended with a 1998 peace agreement.
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In recent months, judges, defense lawyers, and the government have fought over whether obtaining a Tor user's real IP address, perhaps through hacking, counts as a search under the Fourth Amendment.
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Tuesday's ruling is a major victory for the Trump administration, which had lost nearly every legal battle they fought over the ban and its earlier versions in the lower federal courts.
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Speech, he writes, is fought over by dogs (big state powers like the United States, the European Union and China), cats (big Internet and media concerns) and mice (that is, us).
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The approval was so controversial that F.D.A. employees fought over it, a dispute that was taken to the agency's commissioner, Dr. Robert M. Califf, who ultimately decided that it would stand.
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Lawmakers on Thursday fought over the possibility of drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), the opening act of a legislative push to allow oil production in the Alaskan Arctic.
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The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement was more than a year in the making, as Republicans and Democrats fought over protections for labor, the environment, intellectual property and the digital economy.
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A caustic presence in a chaotic West Wing, Mr. Bannon frequently clashed with other aides as they fought over trade, the war in Afghanistan, taxes, immigration and the role of government.
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More recently, Mr. Shaub and the administration fought over a routine request by the ethics office for copies of waivers issued to White House appointees to work in the Trump administration.
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The moon is passé; at an outpost, fast food chains flash familiar neon signs, while the ungovernable far side is a wild west of untapped resources fought over by space pirates.
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But Welzer argues that the wars of the 21st century will be fought over something quite different: climate change, and the shortages of water and food that will come from it.
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The vote caps off a year and a half of bruising negotiations, in which creditors and the company fought over how to best restructure some 65 billion reais ($20 billion) in debt.
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Hanumanthappa Koppad and nine colleagues were buried alive after a mass of snow collapsed on their post on the Siachen Glacier, which India and Pakistan have fought over intermittently for three decades.
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There have been no signs that the Republican-controlled Senate would consider the House bill, likely leaving this Democratic initiative to be fought over during the 2020 presidential and congressional election campaigns.
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Italy's power struggle is rattling global financial markets, with investors fearful the looming prospect of fresh elections could be fought over the country's role in the European Union and the euro zone.
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The Washington Post published a report on Thursday outlining how President Donald Trump and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's friendship ended when the two fought over a Palm Beach mansion in 2004.
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Trump has endorsed Virginia Senate GOP nominee Corey Stewart, a controversial figure who is a vocal supporter of Confederate heritage and has said the Civil War was not ultimately fought over slavery.
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The city, which was an important ISIS stronghold at the time, was fought over by separate Kurdish groups, the Turks, Syrian regime forces, the Russians, Iranians, Iranian-backed militia groups, and Hezbollah.
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Elizabeth Warren's proposed bankruptcy reforms, which would undo major parts of a law the two had fought over 15 years ago, when Biden was a Delaware senator and Warren was a professor.
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News analysis: Earlier administrations have fought over congressional subpoenas, but Mr. Trump's wholesale refusal to provide information to Congress threatens to upend the Constitution's separation of powers, our Supreme Court reporter writes.
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The streaming service is off to a banging start this year, with countless Netflix original films and series we have obsessed, gushed, and fought over released in just the past six months.
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That followed a week in which both Zhong and airline executive Hou Wei - still listed on its website as chairman - claimed control and fought over who had access to the company's headquarters.
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Two men who said they were playing chess and dominoes when the gunfire began said there were four groups of Bloods and Crips in the complex that fought over territory and drugs.
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Elizabeth Warren set up a new fight with Biden when released a plan to roll back several of the provisions of the 2005 bankruptcy law that she and then-senator fought over.
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In the century since, Jerusalem has been fought over in varying ways, not only by Jews, Christians and Muslims but also by external powers and, of course, modern-day Israelis and Palestinians.
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I suspect most Americans who believe that slavery was somehow benevolent, that the Civil War was fought over states' rights, or that Reconstruction was a disaster don't know these are controversial beliefs.
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The story of the New England Puritans is itself a folk tale that's been told, retold and fought over through generations of Thanksgiving school pageants, endless productions of "The Crucible" and historical revisionism.
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In Tehran and Washington, political battles are still being fought over the merits and dangers of moving toward normal interchanges between two countries that have been avowed adversaries for more than three decades.
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Automakers test their cars at the Nürburgring so often that there's essentially a constant cold war being fought over who can complete a lap the fastest and across a number of different categories.
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The upshot: It's more than a little likely the candidates who fought over the 18th like it was the most important election in American history will both find themselves in Congress next year.
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Other than territorial wars over the bases—like, say, lifelong sibling rivalries fought over home plate—there's nothing in baseball that requires its players to be in close quarters with the other team.
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They have a potential combined capacity of some 600,000 barrels per day (bpd), but have been operating at a fraction of normal levels after being repeatedly fought over and blockaded for two years.
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The Democratic primary will be fought over issues like how to reduce inequality and tax the rich, as well as on costly spending programs like Medicare for All and the Green New Deal.
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You must face it, discuss it - Noonan added that the Civil War was fought over an "intensely moral issue" and that it "resolved" the issue about whether the country would continue allowing slaves.
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The vote had been delayed earlier in the week as Democrats fought over what should be included in the measure, with additional tweaks to the text being made as late as Thursday afternoon.
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In the last quarter-century, as sexual violence on college campuses and harassment in the workplace have sparked widespread discussion and the #MeToo movement, the act has been changed, tweaked and fought over.
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Congressional Republicans and Democrats fought over the legislation and the status of the "Dreamers" has been at the center of the U.S. immigration debate and negotiations over the U.S. budget that are ongoing.
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To many in France and Germany, the location in a city once fought over regularly by their two nations is a physical symbol of the reconciliation that European integration was intended to foster.
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This area was fought over more than any other in the 1860s, and though much less pristine than Antietam, it's a good place to grasp the scale and horror of Civil War combat.
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Time Killers, Primal Rage, BloodStorm, Survival Arts, Killer Instinct, Weaponlord, Kasumi Ninja, Way of the Warrior, Eternal Champions, Tattoo Assassins, and others all fought over the same few pieces of a bloody pie.
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In celebration of Super Bowl 50, Colgate would like to remind you that many of the wars of the 21st century could be fought over water shortages, without actually coming out and saying that.
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Barr will field questions from Democrats about immigration as well, the spokeswoman said, which are likely to touch on the trench warfare being fought over funding for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The long-awaited car parks are functional and local elections on June 12th are attracting competition: three candidates are running for mayor and three open council seats are being fought over by six contenders.
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In southern Afghanistan, Taliban forces launched attacks in the opium-rich province of Helmand, with operations in Nad Ali, Gereshk and Sangin districts, areas that have been fought over for the past 17 years.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThe slap fight between Google and Amazon, in which the two corporations fought over whether the Amazon Show could display YouTube videos, just started to make a whole lot more sense.
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Las Vegas (CNN)The bitter battle between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz escalated Thursday, as prominent members of the GOP fought over which one of them would do more damage to the Republican brand.
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The assets of collapsed Monarch and Air Berlin, such as take-off and landing slots, planes and crews were keenly fought over last year by Lufthansa and easyJet, as well as IAG and Ryanair.
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All three states will be closely fought over in 85033, and Democrats lining up for the party's nomination are likely to have to prove to some voters that they can win where Clinton lost.
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Murmansk was fiercely fought over both during the Russian Civil War, when it was invaded for a time by the British, and World War II, when it was reduced to smithereens by German bombing.
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That message is intended not only for the Senate, where the bill had stalled Wednesday evening as lawmakers fought over an expansion of unemployment insurance, but also for the members of her own caucus.
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Last month, Pakistan suspended India-bound trains once again, protesting New Delhi's move to strip the autonomy from the portion of Kashmir it controls, a Muslim-majority state the countries have long fought over.
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Some of that belief, but not all, was torn apart after the American-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, when many Christians felt threatened and fled as Arabs and Kurds fought over old animosities.
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As the fought-over Rosina, the demure soprano Pretty Yende's gorgeous smile and silky, flexible sound — the vocal equivalent of the white handkerchief she carries — didn't compensate for her lack of spunk or spice.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi transmitted the two articles of impeachment to the Senate last week after almost a month of delay while Democrats and Republicans fought over the terms of Trump&aposs impeachment trial.
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Even as the two sides fought over the signage, Mr. Cuomo proudly announced the opening of markets meant to promote local products, some located at rest stops along the state's most heavily trafficked highways.
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States like Poland, Czechoslovakia, Greece and Turkey fought over land and resources; peoples turned on each other in civil wars as in Finland or Russia; and national groups or social classes struggled for dominance.
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Throughout the episode, she argued with Griffith over the case (he claimed she would be convicted of a felony, rendering her unable to get a job), and they also fought over their son Kaiser, 1½.
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But far from being fellow-travellers, each represents one of the two main camps in what has come to be called a "bitcoin civil war", fought over how, if at all, the system should grow.
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The battle to succeed Cameron as ruling Conservative Party leader is likely to be fought over promises to limit EU migration while still retaining as much access to the common market as possible after Brexit.
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Such nitty-gritty will be fought over in the "GST council", a novel body which will represent both state and federal executive branches but looks likely to be dominated by ministers sitting in New Delhi.
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Right about now Tom Price probably wishes he hadn't given up his Georgia congressional seat, the one fought over in a battle of national proportions between Karen Handel and Jon Ossoff, to join the Cabinet.
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In Nevada, which has the only Democratic-held Senate seat being aggressively fought over this year, strategists in both parties say Republicans have an advantage in the race to succeed Harry Reid, the minority leader.
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The two have fought over broadband privacy rules that would have prevented internet service providers from selling consumer data, and fiercely clashed on net neutrality rules, which Pai has said he wants to roll back.
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It was fought over by the ancient Sumerians, Egyptians and Babylonians (authors of what are among the world's oldest written recipes); it was ruled by Persians, Byzantines and Ottomans — and we can taste their influence.
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As the U.S. spread westward, so too did this version of events: a war fought over the question of states' rights, to preserve economic profit, in which the moral issue of slavery was just incidental.
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The apple, which bore the inscription "kallisti," meaning "for the fairest," was fought over by the goddesses, who turned to Zeus for judgment on who deserved the golden apple and the title of fairest goddess.
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Two days later the chickadee was gone, her nest empty, and I watched from the window as two male bluebirds fought over the box, leaping into the air and knocking each other to the ground.
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After all, our nation has survived for two and a half centuries through crisis after crisis, and has had only one Civil War, which was fought over issues as fundamentally irreconcilable as slavery and secession.
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Kevin Dugan, the New York State Restaurant Association's director of government affairs, said that many restaurants had started to phase out foam containers in 2015, unaware that the ban was being fought over in court.
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The war fought over that original sin, and the hundred years of struggle afterward to grant full citizenship to the formerly enslaved, is the process — that upward arc that Martin Luther King Jr. spoke about.
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A court case was famously fought over the Williamette meteorite in Oregon, when farmer Ellis Hughes attempted to move it onto his property, after finding it on land belonging to the Oregon Iron and Steel Company.
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Every little increase in human freedom has been fought over ferociously between those who want us to know more and be wiser and stronger, and those who want us to obey and be humble and submit.
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Though they initially fought over when to start having a family on the show, Petta and D'Amico eventually landed on the same page and decided to start trying for a baby a year into their marriage.
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In fact, they found that during periods of congestion, BBR connections would take up 40 percent of the available bandwidth, leaving the remaining 60 percent to be fought over by the remaining users on the network.
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Over the years, the country's two main political parties—the left-wing Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN) and the right-wing Nationalist Republican Alliance (Arena), which emerged from the warring sides—fought over other issues.
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After the Civil War, "Lost Cause" propagandists from the Confederacy argued the war wasn't fought over slavery -- it was a constitutional clash over state's rights, they said; hatred toward blacks had nothing to do with it.
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As newly democratic countries fought over things like the role of the judiciary or how to set up a congress, papers were launching and folding, reveling in their newfound freedom to criticize the powers that be.
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Meanwhile, the looming prospect of a snap vote continued to rattle financial markets Wednesday, amid renewed fears a forthcoming election campaign could be fought over the country's role in the European Union and the euro zone.
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Here's what they said: "Immigration ban" refers to Trump's executive order, still being fought over in court, that restricted travel from several Muslim-majority countries on the grounds that citizens of those nations are terrorist risks.
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Essentially, both the Clinton and first Bush administrations – as well as officials in the EU – fought over bananas made elsewhere because they figured corporate profits supported by a product mattered more than where it was made.
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Sangin was bitterly fought over by the Taliban when British forces held it, and later when the American Marines took over; for both countries, more soldiers were killed in the district than anywhere else in Afghanistan.
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However minor that threat may be, it confirms fears that others wish to usurp Greece's history, which we Greeks equate with our identity, and lay a claim to lands that have been fought over for centuries.
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Seamless took to sending me a near-nightly email, and Uber Eats sends notifications alerting me to specific deals — while I like being fought over as much as the next person, it started to feel overwhelming.
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Selling for 48 million pounds after a valuation of at least £35 million, the painting was fought over by four telephone bidders, reflecting newly energized demand for works by the great names of 20th-century art.
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She got into bitter arguments with the Sanders camp about obscure Nevada caucus rules, made a mess of the debate schedule, fought over ballot access data, and may have helped Clinton skirt the campaign finance rules.
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So when you've got a huge undersupply of AI experts in the United States, those that do remain are going to be fought over by very deep-pocketed, strong internet companies who are providing important services.
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She got into bitter arguments with the Sanders camp about obscure Nevada caucus rules, made a mess of the debate schedule, fought over ballot access data, and may have helped Clinton skirt the campaign finance rules.
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The partial government shutdown is being fought over a wall to keep people out of the U.S. But based on a stat from a recent poll, we might want to worry more about people wanting to leave.
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" The works dealt with political and societal systems by way of fable and parody; in one, Kroesen played the USSR, another woman played the US, and the two fought over a boyfriend who represented "the underdeveloped country.
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Rescue teams dug out Naik Hanamanthappa in one of the world's most unforgiving environments, at an altitude of 19,600 feet (6,000 m) on the Siachen Glacier, which India and Pakistan have fought over intermittently for three decades.
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Lawmakers have long fought over how to reinstate the net neutrality rules, whether through a measure that would roll back the Federal Communications Commission's 2017 repeal of the rules or through legislation that codifies the rules themselves.
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The area being fought over in Latakia overlooks the rebel-held town of Jisr al-Shughour in neighboring Idlib province, and the Ghab Plain, where rebel advances last year were seen as a growing threat to Assad.
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It turns out that when we asked people if they thought the war at the time was fought over weapons of mass destruction, that item could predict whether people would continue to believe things that are false.
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Ma said he speaks limited English and did not know from minute to minute if he would live or die as he was forced to travel 400 miles with his captors and they fought over his fate.
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SYDNEY, April 11 (Reuters) - Australia will hold a general election on May 18, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Thursday, firing the starting gun on a campaign expected to be fought over taxation, climate change and inequality.
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Australians will go to the polls in a general election on May 18 after Prime Minister Scott Morrison fired the starting gun on Thursday on a campaign set to be fought over taxation, climate change and inequality.
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For years, the two countries have fought over poultry: Washington has kept South African poultry out on health and sanitation grounds while Pretoria accuses U.S. farmers of dumping chicken at below-cost prices and has imposed tariffs.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's nominee to head the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration knows the agency very well -- he's the chief executive officer of a company that has fought over the use of the agency's data.
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On one play where Anthony called for Adams to set a high ball screen, Tucker crowded him, fought over the pick, and nearly wedged himself inside Anthony's jersey, disallowing a pocket pass and dictating what came next.
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Over the past several months, appropriations bills to fund an array of federal programs have been the battleground in which Trump and Congress fought over the future of young people brought to the country illegally as children.
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Despite a 2003 cease-fire agreement, fire between the two militaries has become a frequent occurrence in Kashmir, the picturesque Himalayan region the two nations have fought over since they both declared independence from Britain in 1947.
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The Luna, a 377-foot yacht with a spa, two heliports and room for 18 guests, is in a dry dock in Dubai, the most fought-over prize in what has been called Britain's most expensive divorce.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden and billionaire businessman Tom Steyer fought over their records on race, courting a much narrower audience: the African American voters who will make up more than half the electorate in South Carolina.
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Prosecutors from Mueller's team who've fought over the subpoena in multiple courts didn't attend on Wednesday; instead it was three federal prosecutors from the DC US Attorney's Office asserting that what started as the Mueller investigation continues.
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In sometimes combative talks on Friday, Trump, Pelosi and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer failed to strike a deal to end the partial shutdown as they fought over Trump's request for $5 billion to fund the wall.
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" Representative lyric: "Dude in a lab coat and a man of God / fought over prisms and a four-day flood / Well, I say rainbows did more than they've ever done / So why do we gotta fight over ideas?
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" Stewart says 'Civil War wasn't about slavery' - The Hill: "Republican Senate nominee Corey Stewart said that he doesn't believe that the Civil War was fought over the issue of slavery, arguing that it was mostly about states' rights.
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But in reality, it is a loaded term, one that has been fought over in court—lobbied for and against, legislated at great expense in the state capital, and historically debated among distillers for more than a century.
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Yes, the war on Christmas has been around for a century and some elements of it date as far back as the 1640s when the Puritans and Anglicans fought over what should be appropriate symbols of the season.
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Throughout his presidency, Mr. Joko has fought over foreign investment policies with his own cabinet ministries and bureaucracy, which are often accused of being more focused on protecting their own interests than in opening up the Indonesian economy.
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The Aquarius, which is operated by the charities SOS Méditerranée and Doctors Without Borders, was also briefly stranded back in June with 630 migrants aboard while Italy, Malta and France fought over which country would take them in.
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Mattis, while he was still at the Pentagon, faced questions about blurring lines between the Defense Department and defense industry over a much-fought-over $10 billion cloud computing contract known as Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure, or JEDI.
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Washington (CNN)Emotion, tears and tense confrontations were on display as House Democrats fought over an emergency border aid bill in a debate that deepened the divide between progressives and moderates, further fracturing the unity Democrats have long trumpeted.
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The head of the Eurogroup, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, said on Wednesday that there was no set date for a meeting but that there was a sense of "urgency" over Greece and its fought-over 86 billion euro ($97.6 billion) bailout.
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Al-Baghdadi's death marked a major setback for ISIS, which experts have warned could see a resurgence in areas now fought over by Turkish-backed and Kurdish-led forces in northeastern Syria, where thousands of ISIS fighters are held.
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That comes at the very end, when Howard confesses he blames himself for Chuck's death because they'd fought over an insurance issue – one that Jimmy helped create, unbeknownst to either Howard or Chuck – and Jimmy reacts with cruel nonchalance.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have fought over the same old terrain on taxes, regulations, health care, immigration, guns, and abortion that the parties have occupied since they ideologically sorted in the years leading up to the Reagan revolution.
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He was one of around 100,000 children, roughly one-third of the population, in the eastern part of Aleppo, which for months and years has been fought over by the forces of Bashar al-Assad and the Syrian rebels.
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Fear of the unknown is being eradicated by the mundanity of reality, and it would seem that soon Canada and Uruguay will be the first of many to take the leap into legalizing this sought-after, fought-over plant.
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"For decades the mainstream media and the political establishment fought over a narrative for the campaign and delivered that narrative for the public," says Nicco Mele, director of the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics, and Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School.
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Why it matters: The stark split among giant automakers signals how the powerful industry is struggling to navigate through one of the thorniest regulatory fights in years — and one being fought over a pillar of the Obama-era climate agenda.
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Jerusalem has been fought over for millennia by its inhabitants, and by regional powers and invaders including the Egyptians, Babylonians, Romans, early Muslim rulers, Crusaders, Ottomans, the British Empire and by the modern states of Israel and its Arab neighbors.
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Betty and Veronica have long fought over Archie's heart in the comics upon which Riverdale is based, but The CW show has given K.J. Apa's Archie a love interest far more aligned with who the redheaded hunk is in 2017.
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S/M were constantly fought over, though Sadie Maisie eventually became by far their most successful disco night and many of my friends went who had nothing to do with SM just knew it was a great "anything goes" club night.
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I think frantic and shouty drummer-singer Xiao Zhong got hitched and moved back to Melbourne at some point; the other half of the band was a guitarist who fought over those relentless yelps and, by sheer force of will, won.
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It was part of the package that claimed that the Civil War was fought over states rights, not slavery, and that happy plantation life and Confederate honor and gallantry on the field were the real stories to be told repeatedly.
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Sparsely populated Guerrero has led the nation in firearm killings for most of the past six years as heroin production for the U.S. market has spiked in an area that is being fought over by a growing number of drug gangs.
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What we're left with, then, is a cell phone service provider setting the specific rules for content creators to get their content in front of customers most easily, which is specifically the issue the net neutrality debate was fought over.
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I heard you on the radio last week, sounding like a fool, telling people who had fought over the presidential election (and cut ties with family and friends) to look for the best in each other and talk it out.
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U.S. officials told Reuters that the USS Dewey "engaged in normal operations" by conducting a "man overboard" exercise within 12 nautical miles of Mischief Reef, which houses the Spratly Islands, an area that China and its neighbors have fought over.
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This week Mueller's team and the defense lawyers fought over a particularly sensitive point: whether to grant Prigozhin himself or his associates access to potentially 2 terabytes of Mueller's data about the alleged Russian online trolling operation during the 2016 campaign.
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The decision to appoint Carlo Cottarelli to form a stopgap administration sets the stage for elections that are likely to be fought over Italy's role in the European Union and the euro zone, a prospect that is rattling global financial markets.
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Jerusalem has been fought over for millennia by its inhabitants, and by regional powers and invaders including the Egyptians, Babylonians, Romans, early Muslim rulers, Crusaders, Ottomans, the British Empire, and by the modern states of Israel and its Arab neighbors.
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Two of the countries' three wars since India was partitioned following the end of British colonial rule in 1947 have been fought over the disputed Muslim-majority Himalayan region of Kashmir, where their armies face off other and occasionally exchange fire.
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President Sergio Mattarella's decision to appoint Carlo Cottarelli to form a stopgap administration sets the stage for elections that are likely to be fought over Italy's role in the European Union and the euro zone, a prospect that is unnerving global financial markets.
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A proposal to share the burden of the bloc's pledge under the Paris climate accord to cut emissions by at least 40 percent by 2030 from 1990 levels published in July is being fiercely fought over by member states and European Parliament.
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The election was largely fought over major issues like the economy, infrastructure and regional security, but in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, religion has also been a hot election topic, with both candidates seeking to portray their hard-line Islamic credentials.
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Best known for religious dance songs and ballads, the 43-year-old former TV journalist faces the center-left ruling party candidate Carlos Alvarado Quesada, 38, in a tight race fought over a court ruling ordering the country to allow same-sex marriage.
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It's "fantasyland," Carbone says: travel to exotic locations, over-the-top expressions of love and the idea that you too can be fought over by two dozen beautiful people of the opposite sex with the possibility of meeting Mr. or Ms. Right.
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After such an enthralling fight and its subsequent fallout—and despite his best vocal efforts—it's easy to overlook the man who was the previous proud owner of the WBA and IBO world titles fought over by Joshua and Klitschko: Tyson Fury.
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The euro zone's third-largest economy is currently in the midst of an ongoing power struggle, with investors fearful the looming prospect of snap elections could be fought over the country's role in the European Union and its membership of the single currency.
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While local authorities fought over how to cash in by opening the forest to commercial logging, they were outrun by central government officials who nationalized the forest and opened it to clear cutting, resulting in the total destruction of the natural habitat.
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Local control "was, in a sense, the individualized equivalent of arguing that the Civil War had been fought over states' rights and not slavery," Joseph Bagley, a professor at Georgia State University, wrote in a dissertation about the Jefferson County school district.
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That day looked as far off as ever on Sunday after a week of turmoil during which his alliance with old foe Mahathir Mohamad unraveled and a third candidate emerged to become prime minister as they fought over the job yet again.
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The president got his first taste of Pelosi&aposs strategy in January, in the middle of a government shutdown, as the White House and congressional Democrats fought over Trump&aposs demand that the federal budget include billions in funding for a border wall.
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When 'Rising' co-host Krystal Ball pressed him again if the Civil War was 'significantly' fought over slavery, Stewart said some of them talked about slavery, but added that most soldiers never owned slaves and 'they didn't fight to preserve the institution of slavery.
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St Lucia was the beautiful Helen the colonisers had fought over, reimagined as a black housemaid strolling the beach in a yellow dress, swinging a plastic sandal; who "dint take no shit/from white people", and whose waist swayed like palms in the weather.
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The industry's growing influence is also clear in California — as major players in the state's $1.3 billion medical marijuana industry and other business interests fought over which of the multiple (at least 10) legalization ballot initiatives should make it to the ballot in 2016.
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One thing we learned in March as the two sides fought over whether Musk should be held in contempt is that, in the original settlement that the Tesla CEO turned down, the SEC wanted all of his public communications to be vetted — material or not.
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Mr Gokcek's career as Turkey's leading conspiracy theorist, a title fought over by many members of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's inner circle, came to an abrupt end on October 23rd, when the mayor announced he would resign after more than two decades in the job.
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Now people are threatening to uninstall the music app from their smartphones in a debate over free speech, copyright, artistic freedom and much more, as the scabs of every festering political debate from last year were ripped off and fought over all over again.
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Ms. Tenney's district, which stretches from Binghamton to Lake Ontario in Central New York, is one of the most fought-over seats in America, with more than $20163 million in "super PAC" money already pouring into the contest, more than any other New York race.
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Two other Fulani communities were targeted on Sunday evening, amid a string of deadly assaults between herders and ethnic Dogon farmers who have long fought over land and resources but whose rivalry has been stoked this year by the growing presence of armed Islamist groups.
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Companies once fought over domains that described the services or products they sold, like shoes, but such literal names proved limiting as businesses sought to expand, according to Aron Meystedt, who left Heritage Auctions a year ago but still consulted on the sale of Democracy.
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Police switchboards were jammed by frightened callers asking about protective measures; in a single Newark block, 20 families rushed out of their homes with wet handkerchiefs and towels over their faces; and college students fought over telephones to call their parents to come get them.
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Thus it makes perfect sense that one election would be hard fought over five months with at least $28503 million spent on he campaigns once all sources are reported, while the other would race through seven weeks at the relative pittance of about $22019 million.
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The letter that inspired Jack Kerouac's "On the Road" before being (allegedly) dropped off a houseboat, misfiled at a small Bay Area publisher, nearly tossed out with the trash, and then fought over by two literary estates has now reached its seemingly final destination.
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Compounding that attitude on a global scale is that the impacts on clean water from climate change, droughts, fast-depleting resources, and international political wrangling guarantee that the next wars may not be fought over who controls oil and gas, but who controls clean water.
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"Today I met Vo Ban Tam, a former VC enemy who farms shrimp and crab on the same #Mekong river we once fought over," Kerry tweeted, expressing how powerful it is that veterans from both sides can now get together and work on strengthening U.S. -- Vietnam relations.
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Chris Christie briefly fought over the standards, which set common expectations for what students know and can do in reading and math in 43 states: "I like Chris Christie, but we cannot afford to have a president of the United States that supports Common Core," Rubio said.
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As FARC members returned to civilian life, much of the drug trafficking and illegal mining territory they previously controlled has been occupied or fought over by criminal gangs, dissident rebels who did not lay down arms and the smaller rebel group the National Liberation Army (ELN).
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Competing forces have fought over the bill and raised concerns that creditor rights and long-established municipal bond market hierarchy would be set aside in a broader plan to fix Puerto Rico's festering debt problems that have resulted in a breakdown in the island's social services.
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But even after the falls, instead of calling 911, some of the fraternity members stepped over the frat's newest member, turned to Google to research effects of acute intoxication and what to do for a head injury, and fought over what to do, according to the presentment.
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It's probably some combination of the above, but in any case, casting Lindsay brings The Bachelorette one significant step toward, you know, acknowledging that nonwhite women might also want the chance to be swooned and fought over by a herd of affable farmers on the beach.
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If slaves were "immigrants" and the American Civil War was fought over "states rights" rather than slavery, then blacks today are unemployed and underemployed at greater numbers than whites because they are inferior, not because they are paid less and more likely to attend inadequate public schools.
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This led to a very uncomfortable back-and-forth in which Olivia and Jubilee fought over Ben while Ben looked like he wanted to crawl into a hole and die, but Olivia eventually strong-armed Ben into being her partner for the day, forcing Jubilee to back down.
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In the last quarter it grew 7 percent to 432 million units sold; Samsung's sales fell for the second consecutive quarter, dropping 2.9 percent year on year; and the middle ground continues to be fought over by a number of successful Chinese brands (including Huawei, Oppo, and BBK).
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The first episode of season 5 saw contestants coming for each other's wigs inside a dumpster as they fought over trashed fabric to use for a runway challenge, and the ladies of season 6 floundered in front of a live audience during a (mostly) painful stand-up comedy routine.
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On taxes, wages, education and health care, on dealing with traditional alliances and with threats to the United States from abroad, hers is a pragmatic approach that accepts the messy details of governance and envisions the challenges of getting an agenda passed, not just fought over, in Congress.
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Manzoor Ali Memon, the press minister for the Pakistan High Commission, New Delhi, said in a series of messages on WhatsApp that Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry had raised the issue of Kashmir, the northernmost state in India, which the two countries have fought over sporadically since 1947.
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Although Arafat did fine for his family, amassing huge sums of money that his wife and the Palestinian Authority fought over after his death, he did nothing to prepare "his" people for peace and for the most part kept them in line with threats of (or actual) violence.
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With the benefit of quieter, safer, more livable cities and better respiratory health, we'll wonder why we ever put up with anything else — why we nickel-and-dimed the transition to electric buses, long-haul trucks, and passenger vehicles; why we fought over every bike lane and rail line.
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The folders contain screenshots of positive cable news chyrons, admiring tweets, transcripts of fawning TV interviews, and sometimes pictures of the president looking powerful on TV. Former Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and former Press Secretary Sean Spicer reportedly fought over who got to deliver the packet to Trump.
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Shock over the Dallas shootings, the second major gun attack to rock the United States in less than a month, overshadowed the gun debate in the U.S. House of Representatives, where lawmakers have fought over three rival measures since the June 12 mass shootings at a gay nightclub in Orlando.
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JPMorgan said the settlement requires court approval, and would end four WaMu-related lawsuits involving the bank and the FDIC, and pending in the federal court in Washington, D.C. The bank and the FDIC have long fought over who is liable to investors for claims arising from Seattle-based WaMu's collapse.
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And so, like the war recounted in the Iliad, this one is fought over a woman who has been stolen away from her rightful mate—the difference being that this time it's the Trojans, not the Greeks, who invade a foreign country and ravage a kingdom in order to retrieve her.
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At the time, the so-called banana wars were seen as a test of the sustainability of the newly formed World Trade Organization, as Europe and the United States fought over whether Europe could give preferential treatment to bananas imported from former colonies in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific regions.
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After a midterm election in which many women, liberals, minorities and young Democrats won, the presidential primaries and caucuses next year are likely to be fought over not only who is the right policy match for the party, but also which mix of identities should be reflected in the next nominee.
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It's important to me to show and honor their faces, and to learn something of the struggle that brought them here — to this tiny storefront or fought-over patch of sidewalk, this underequipped kitchen with smoke leaking from the seams, this awkward room that they've done their best to make feel like home.
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They saw themselves creating a new platform upon which the health care system of tomorrow would be built — genuine marketplaces, where consumers could choose from products that were comparable and comprehensible, and where regulators would make sure insurers fought over the cost and quality of their plans rather than the health status of their customers.
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The events, held at the Foundation for Moral Law's building in 20083 and 2010, promoted a history of the Civil War sympathetic to the Confederate cause, in which the conflict is presented as one fought over the federal government violating the South's sovereignty as opposed to one fought chiefly over the preservation of slavery.
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THIS HAS BEEN A VERY FOUGHT OVER LISTING, TOM FARLEY, THE CEO OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, FOR SEVERAL WEEKS WHEN SNAP ANNOUNCED THEY WERE GOING TO DO SOMETHING WAS WEARING THE SPECTACLES YOU MIGHT RECALL, CARL, THE SNAP SPECTACLES AT A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT EVENTS TAKING PICTURES ON THE FLOOR AND WALKING AROUND WITH HIM.
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"Roberto Devereux" will be Mr. McVicar's fifth opera at the Met this season, making him an important figure as the company tries to chart a new theatrical course at a moment of precarious finances and when the most polarizing, bitterly fought-over aspect of opera is no longer dueling composers or rival singers but opposing styles of direction.
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At the time, the area was being fought over by Ukraine, Poland and others; it ended up part of Poland until World War II. In a Ukrainian-language memoir published in 1995 and available at the Library of Congress, Mr. Karkoc said he helped found the Ukrainian Self-Defense Legion in 1943, in collaboration with the SS.
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There is more than enough to appreciate to ignore the occasional swarms of flies and mosquitoes that hounded fans as England beat Tunisia 2-1 at Volgograd Arena Monday night The stadium was constructed on the banks of the Volga and at the bottom of the Mamayev Kurgan, the hill that was savagely fought over by the Red Army and the Nazis.
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When a war is fought over the proper balance between capital and labor, as it was in Spain, a painful paradox comes into view: the forces of wealth are capable of buying relative safety for those they send into battle, and a government rich in little but people's love may have no choice except to ask people to die in greater numbers.
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Here's the new bit, per BuzzFeed's Jarry Lee: When Threshold Editions met with Mr. Yiannopoulos, he said that he was interested in writing a book that would be a substantive examination of the issues of political correctness and free speech, issues that are already much-discussed and argued and fought over in both mainstream and alternative media and on campuses and in schools across the country.
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Tuesday marked the first big, multistate primary night of the 2202 election cycle, with a flurry of competitive races — including several fought over President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and the Republican establishment — coming to their conclusions.
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It's a story with fewer pivotal three-day battles than the war fought over slavery, but its general shape is oddly similar: after a stunning series of victories and advances in the early years by the "rebels"—in this case, egalitarian forces—the armies of Reconstruction began to fall victim to the sheer numbers of the opposing side and to the exhaustion of their allies and reserves.
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CNN's Chris Massie and Andrew Kaczynski broke the story on Wednesday: The events, held at [Moore's] Foundation for Moral Law's building in 2009 and 2010, promoted a history of the Civil War sympathetic to the Confederate cause, in which the conflict is presented as one fought over the federal government violating the South's sovereignty as opposed to one fought chiefly over the preservation of slavery.
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If the government upheld data privacy as a First Amendment right, the people wouldn't feel that way; if the candidates running for president fought over who champions data privacy the most, then voters could believe true freedom is possible once again in America; and if there were more secure, open-source alternatives to popular closed-source sites like Facebook, there would be fewer ways their privacy could be compromised.
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The story Gary tells is of how his mother, a Russian-raised actress named Nina, kept them both alive by various increasingly absurd scams in the much fought-over Lithuanian and then Polish town of Vilna, or Vilno, while spending her life dreaming of making her small Jewish son into, of all impossible things, a literary figure and a man of the world in the France where she had never been.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Washington takes historic step forward on paid parental leave The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (R) says he won't return to late-night TV to debate health care with ABC host Jimmy Kimmel after the two fought over the repeal of ObamaCare last year.
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Even those supportive of the White House position acknowledged the optics of the White House rejecting the proposal in a budget deal staving off a government shutdown were not ideal in light of the prominent role of Ukraine in the President's ongoing impeachment ordeal, but noted it was one of several executive authority issues fought over in the final days of the talks That House Democrats agreed to drop the proposal underscored that there was an understanding that it was far reaching.
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