In type three power struggle crises ( "power struggle" is my term, not theirs, but it's clearer than "type three"), each side has a real argument that it's obeying and the other isn't.
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In type three power struggle crises ("power struggle" is my term, not theirs, but it's clearer than "type three"), each side has a real argument that it's obeying and the other isn't.
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Go deeper: U.S. military threat looms over Venezuela's power struggle
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Some Thais worry that a lasting power struggle is brewing.
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Rarely has the power struggle inside Iran been more exposed.
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Or is it just more of a local power struggle?
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Supporters say he was the victim of a power struggle.
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The power struggle between these two has definitely amped up.
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A declaration of love shouldn't be a coded power struggle.
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FRANKFURT/HAMBURG (Reuters) - A power struggle erupted on Volkswagen's (VOWG_p.
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There's a power struggle in Hidalgo County, specifically in Edinburg.
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Bannon and Cohn have reportedly been in a power struggle.
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The Daily: Today's episode discusses the power struggle in Venezuela.
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MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - A power struggle over Norilsk Nickel (Nornickel) (GMKN.
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The publications have been through a public and protracted power struggle.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are locked in a regional power struggle.
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Who would you kill in a power struggle for tribe authority?
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"This is the power struggle I expected would happen," said Christensen.
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Her vice president, Michel Temer, emerged victorious in the power struggle.
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A public power struggle has since ensued between Mistry and Tata.
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The power struggle was caused by Washington's withdrawal from the world.
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A public power struggle has since ensued between the two sides.
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Go deeper: Theaters face a power struggle as digital takes over
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Here's the latest: • A power struggle is brewing in the Vatican.
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The military has remained silent during the two-week power struggle.
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He lost out in a power struggle in his mid-30s.
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Power struggle This marks the latest fallout in the power struggle between Lewandowski and Manafort -- ultimately seen as a major victory for Manafort that could allow him to run the campaign in a more traditional sense.
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A key figure in the Melo-D'Antoni power struggle was Jeremy Lin.
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Hoecke said the party's debate about his remarks reflected a power struggle.
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Headlines Rolet quits as London Stock Exchange chief after power struggle on.ft.
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That's all Game of Thrones is in the end: a power struggle.
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First, it is a power struggle between the council and the parliament.
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In her room, the power struggle between Wilhemina and Langdon flares up.
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He says he wants to end South Sudan's two-man power struggle.
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I love their relationship because there's a power struggle that goes on.
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Ms Zaghari-Ratcliffe's case highlights the power struggle within Iran's clerical establishment.
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In an ongoing power struggle between consumers and retailers, shoppers are winning.
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A power struggle may arise, and something that's been buried may resurface.
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Meanwhile, a power struggle has been under way within the Afghan Taliban.
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Shulkin blasted a "brutal power struggle" at the VA after his ouster.
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The power struggle continues between Kesha and her longtime producer, Dr. Luke.
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The case became entwined in a power struggle between the two men.
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LOS ANGELES — Ending a power struggle in its senior ranks, Warner Bros.
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The two government apparatuses are now engaged in a great-power struggle.
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Reports surfaced afterward of a power struggle between campaign aides and Wiley.
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A power struggle would lead to lower production levels and export capacity.
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This is not just a power struggle within the Saudi royal family.
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A power struggle in your social life reaches a tipping point today.
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Power struggle The briefing deficiency highlighted by the shutdown only encapsulates an ongoing power struggle that has existed among the West Wing communications team for months now, according to interviews with several current and former White House officials.
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Watch "Protesters and Police in Bloody Clashes: Haiti's Power Struggle (Dispatch 1)" Watch "The President Steps Down: Haiti's Power Struggle (Dispatch 2)" Read "Bloody Clashes Break Out in Port-au-Prince as Haiti Is Left Without a President"
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The power struggle has indeed put Morocco's economic and political health at risk.
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That's unclear, and there could potentially be a power struggle to succeed him.
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He quit during a power struggle between the then president and parliament speaker.
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Scrapping the talks also comes as power struggle between California and Trump grows.
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A senior White House official told NBC this was not a power struggle.
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A very public power struggle has since ensued between Tata Sons and Mistry.
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The real power struggle, as we've discussed, is between the president and Congress.
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At the beginning of August, the power struggle on the ground shifted unexpectedly.
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"Look, there is always a power struggle between children and adults," he says.
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But he sometimes seemed to prefer a good power struggle to soccer itself.
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This evening, a power struggle in a relationship will come to the fore.
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The power struggle between the four ethnically based parties that comprise the coalition.
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Barely a year in, Mr. Reynolds was pushed out in a power struggle.
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But a group of vocal residents fought back, setting up a power struggle.
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Another is that there is an internal power struggle underway on the island.
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Kicking Noah off the lot is the chef's kiss in their power struggle.
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Just don't get into a power struggle with someone...you're better than that!
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Most people don't do that; you're in a power struggle from the beginning.
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VICE chatted with photojournalist Forsyth to discuss the complicated realities of this power struggle.
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A White House spokesperson denied there was a power struggle inside the West Wing.
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It's part serious power struggle, part silly playfulness, and incorporates steamy elements of sex.
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Think about it: If you take away gender, this is still a power struggle.
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A power struggle has simmered since Speaker Paul Ryan announced his retirement in April.
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Standard & Poor's is watching whether the power struggle affects the company's operations, Sarma said.
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Consciously or subconsciously, I feel the masses are engaged in an enormous power struggle.
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Some overseas will perceive those acts as a power struggle within the American government.
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The new National Assembly is now engaged in a power struggle with the regime.
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Vanke did not give further updates on the power struggle in Thursday's earnings statement.
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It's an interest-based power struggle that resembles groups in a high school cafeteria.
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The power struggle has given rise to uncertainty over who has the upper hand.
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Hong Kong (CNN)A power struggle between a political maverick and a conservative insider.
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Unless it has been secretly settled already, a power struggle is likely to intensify.
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The Moon opposes Pluto at 10:50 PM, shining light on a power struggle.
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Here's the latest on the power struggle in the ride-hailing company's board room.
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Ghani and Abdullah have been locked in a power struggle since Afghanistan's September elections.
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His bullish homecoming offered a soap opera-like twist to Libya's complex power struggle.
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Mr. Mugabe was essentially toppled as part of a power struggle within ZANU-PF.
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The resulting controversy became a power struggle fed by enormous financial and political pressures.
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Still, signs of an internal power struggle within Law and Justice have been growing.
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Op-Docs A cautionary tale about the epic power struggle between humans and poultry.
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Chaos versus beauty is built into the piece based on this power struggle idea.
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Ricketts has suggested that Bailey is caught in the middle of a power struggle.
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Student Opinion Watch the Times trailer for "Cape Spin, An American Power Struggle," below.
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Reports suggest there's a power struggle between the bank's chairman, Urs Rohner, and Thiam.
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A historic power struggle between Parliament and Council will get an airing in the election.
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It also raises fears of a power struggle between Hemeti's troops and the regular army.
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Volkswagen dismissed this analysis, and denied that an unhealthy power struggle was underway at all.
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She does not depict meetings between a human and an animal as a power struggle.
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The fight for abortion rights is a structural power struggle, with clear winners and losers.
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A top appeals court decision is still pending, leaving the power struggle in legal limbo.
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There is also a power struggle underway between the House of Commons and the government.
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Whether friends or rivals, the men's power struggle serves to uphold a toxic status quo.
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José Luis Silva Silva, defected and said he stands with Guaido in the power struggle.
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Now that legacy could be in jeopardy, as a power struggle unfolds over factory safety.
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The board, a coterie of prominent New Yorkers, is in a power struggle with Gov.
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So how do you keep them safe in the midst of a generational power struggle?
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"Ultimately, it's a grand power struggle," said David Reed, an early pioneer of the internet.
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Click here for more on the power struggle within one of England's top soccer clubs.
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Kim Jong-nam was an early dropout in the Kim dynasty's third-generation power struggle.
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But they fell out after an intense power struggle and have been enemies ever since.
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To me, that scene isn't even really about her being naked, it's about the power struggle.
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A beast of a boxer had a bit of a power struggle with a human recently.
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More significant is the power struggle within the EPRDF, a coalition of four ethnically-based parties.
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" It's not about a power struggle between the cook, the cow and the fire," he says.
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" In Jewish thought, there is "no power struggle with the original, no envy of the Creator.
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In the background of all of this is a power struggle taking place in Uber's boardroom.
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Venezuela remains locked in a power struggle as President Nicolas Maduro refuses to give up power.
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In 1978 a power struggle erupted within the E.P.R.P. leadership, and Nega was thrown into prison.
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During this time, Syria was sucked into the regional power struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Once a single group, they split in 2013, largely due to a power struggle among leaders.
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A historic power struggle between Parliament and the Council will get an airing after the election.
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"Everlasting" is out of control because their power struggle has nearly rocked that fake boat over.
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Italy is embroiled in a dramatic power struggle between euroskeptic populists and pro-EU establishment lawmakers.
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José Luis Silva Silva, defected on Saturday, saying he stands with Guaidó in the power struggle.
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A power struggle for the leadership of the Christian Social Union has further complicated the talks.
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By 2015 he had been sidelined, having lost a power struggle to his teammate Chris Urmson.
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Aside from the power struggle between the Rhoadeses, there's a crisis of conscience for Taylor Mason.
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But when talks neared a critical endpoint, the Taliban were gripped by a vicious power struggle.
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As the power struggle escalated, Mr. Klitschko flew to New York to meet with Mr. Giuliani.
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The resignations come amid reports of a power struggle with the chairman of the board, Ed Warner.
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are going through a bit of a power struggle in their relationship.
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The power struggle over border wall funding widened into the spat over the State of the Union.
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Kaddour was previously jailed in a murky power struggle typical for Algeria before being rehabilitated by Bouteflika.
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But how about the power struggle that fueled the entirety of Game of Thrones, and before then?
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His supporters say he is again being singled out after losing a power struggle to Mr. Ramaphosa.
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Pullman uses Lyra and Will as focal points for this larger power struggle between these two ends.
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The incident kicks off a major power struggle on the lunar surface and back home on Earth.
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It's simply content to observe as this tiny drama, a miniature power struggle, plays out among fish.
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But for China and Australia, these tiny islands have become the center of an emerging power struggle.
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Take it slow and don't get into a power struggle with someone—find a way to compromise.
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Bring in a third party if you find yourself in a power struggle with an authority figure.
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The power struggle between populist hardliners and moderate generals in the Trump White House is well documented.
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The power struggle between the branches playing out now is what the framers relied on and expected.
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Dilma Rousseff, accused of misconduct as president, has been impeached, ending the power struggle consuming the country.
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"The power struggle is over, and Hoecke won," German political scientist Hans-Joachim Funke told VICE News.
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Several key similarities to the Roys' power struggle storyline are found in the Redstone family's public drama.
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That power struggle between ordinary people and elites, Kabbani said, is what's resonating with protesters in Lebanon.
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There's Kim Ghattas's political study "Black Wave," about the regional power struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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"The power struggle is far from over, and at this point they are merely shadowboxing," he said.
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He seeks an advantage in what he views as a zero-sum power struggle with the West.
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The power struggle has played out in competing street demonstrations and with dual messaging to the population.
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A power struggle in the Vatican, a Nafta revision and 21916,21927 DNA samples crack a murder case.
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Some defendants complained that the trial was unfair, and said they were victims of a power struggle.
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There have been claims of freemasonic infiltration and a power struggle within the Order between Germans and Italians.
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But Palestinian leadership remains steadfast there is no power struggle at play behind Barghouti leading the prison strike.
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The NRA and Ackerman had a public split in June as a power struggle raged within the NRA.
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She is named the heir to her mother's throne, enmeshing her in a power struggle with her cousins.
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The offensive, which began last week, intensifies a power struggle that has fractured the oil and gas producer.
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According to the Financial Times, Thiam wanted to stay on as CEO but lost an internal power struggle.
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Dealmaking always reflects a power struggle between empire-building executives and bankers, and more cautious investors and regulators.
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Creator Cécile B. Evans is playing with a quotidian power struggle suffered by just about all web users.
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And environmental ones, such as DOI and the Environmental Protection Agency, bore the brunt of this power struggle.
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As a result, Yemenis have become the pawns in the regional power-struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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This is the highest U.S. rhetoric has climbed during the three-month power struggle between Maduro and Guaidó.
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" He skewered Ronald Reagan by observing that "there is a power struggle going on between President Reagan's advisers.
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But those prosecutors have appear to have created a power struggle pitting one group of Trinitarios against another.
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Small wonder that a power struggle has erupted over the process of picking a new justice (see article).
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Let's ditch the idea that it's a service, boycott the BJHP, and bow out of the power struggle.
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There's an often uncomfortable power struggle between the expectations of the art world and the realm of activism.
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In my book ["Mao's Last Revolution"] I try to show that the Cultural Revolution wasn't a power struggle.
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We immediately learn that their power struggle has been mapped over every single aspect of their shared life.
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They come as mainly Sunni Muslim Saudi Arabia faces off against Shi'ite Iran in a regional power struggle.
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Scheduling issues pop up today—don't get into a power struggle with someone about when to do something.
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This internal power struggle reportedly irritated some officials, who believed she was best served as Trump's personal secretary.
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Throughout his power struggle, Archbishop Viganò had been writing urgent appeals to Benedict to stay in the Vatican.
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But a power struggle between secular ultranationalist and ultra-Orthodox factions stymied his efforts to form a coalition.
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The Daily News reported this week that Chief Leonard was engaged in a power struggle with Ms. Kavanagh.
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Just as unclear is what might happen to his former associates who lost out in the power struggle.
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Some of the story's tension comes from the power struggle between this don and his son (Divyendu Sharma).
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Cyril Ramaphosa, above, whose election as African National Congress leader set off a power struggle, became acting president.
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O'Neal was traded to the Miami Heat that summer, effectively signaling that Bryant had won the power struggle.
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The Bitcoin Cash power struggle (read the sordid details here) and the uncertainty it brings, was a factor.
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A power struggle is more likely than not; it could be both ugly and dangerous for the world.
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The United States, Russia and China must avoid using Venezuela as a proxy in a geopolitical power struggle.
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But in nature, reproduction is more often a vicious power struggle between mothers and fathers with competing interests.
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In August, Bannon was fired amid a power struggle in the West Wing, forcing his return to Breitbart.
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Their bitter power struggle was recently brought to a head, as strange as it sounds, by electricity bills.
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In January, a power struggle erupted when opposition leader Juan Guaido invoked the constitution to declare a rival presidency.
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Crupi was heard allegedly discussing drug deals, arms shipments and a lethal power struggle between mafia members in Canada.
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Nevermind the implicitness of said power struggle, there are men who will straight up approach you for race play.
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The worst thing you can do when dealing with a passive-aggressive person is to create a power struggle.
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With the capture of Mosul in sight, a power struggle appears to be taking root between Iraq's Shi'ite leaders.
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The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) is in a power struggle between two rival chairmen, Hassan Bouhadi and AbdulMagid Breish.
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That's especially important when the kingdom is locked in a costly and increasingly bitter regional power struggle with Iran.
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But more than a dozen FinCEN officials said they saw the incident as retaliation for their earlier power struggle.
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As if this wasn't controversial enough, big food brands are also engaged in an epic power struggle with retailers.
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He throws Dodge out of his own paradise, setting up a power struggle that will shake Bitworld's very foundations.
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But it ended bitterly with allegations of financial fraud, scientific goof-ups, and a power struggle outside the dome.
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Mr Najib's supporters say he has won the power struggle within the party and has never been more secure.
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And never get into a power struggle with your kids about eating, food or even healthy food, she said.
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What little money the state has is being looted to buy influence in the power struggle within the PAIGC.
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But instead of working to solve the country's problems, Iraq's political class has been consumed by a power struggle.
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Mr Bo is now in prison for corruption, having lost a power struggle just before Mr Xi assumed power.
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Those close to the White House describe the latest scuffle as another power struggle between rival spheres of influence.
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The king's death created a power struggle between Abdullah's sons and his brother, Salman, who became the new monarch.
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I wouldn't rule out the possibility that Mr. Xi will be deposed in a power struggle or coup d'état.
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Finally, the Moon clashes with Pluto in Capricorn at 2:57 AM, revealing a power struggle late this evening.
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The push for personal pronouns like "they/them" and "ze/hir" can ignite a power struggle in college classrooms.
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In his comments on Thursday, Erdogan spoke of "a slide toward a serious power struggle between Ocalan and Demirtas".
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It brings to mind—I can't believe I am saying this—another recent infamous power struggle in professional sports.
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The direct talks signaled a possible turn of events in the power struggle between Mr. Zuma and Mr. Ramaphosa.
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The war in Yemen is viewed as another front in the regional power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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The push for personal pronouns like "they/them" and "ze/hir" can ignite a power struggle in college classrooms.
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The two sides had clashed in parliament and over government posts last year in an intra-Shi'ite power struggle.
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At its root it is a power struggle over who has the right to decide how history is remembered.
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While The A-List contains supernatural elements, its horror is rooted in a power struggle between two strong women.
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They expressed doubt about the fate of their jobs, amid a long-running power struggle between Abbas and Hamas.
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The English won the power struggle when they took over in 1664, rechristening New Amsterdam as New York City.
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By outsourcing this work to armed groups, who themselves are implicated in smuggling, a bloody power struggle has erupted.
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While Los Chapitos and López battled for the throne, Valdez chronicled their power struggle in the pages of RioDoce.
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LaPierre was reelected to his leadership position in April following the power struggle and a replacement was confirmed for North.
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Scott Morrison was chosen as prime minister on August 229th after an internal power struggle within the ruling Liberal Party.
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For one school, a power struggle between a hacker and shitposters became a bonding experience for a whole student body.
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In Libya, a power struggle has left it unclear whether the internationally recognized government or rebels will handle oil exports.
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The resignation of Sumner M. Redstone last week as executive chairman has added to a power struggle at the company.
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That may help to avoid a repeat of the prolonged economic turmoil that came with the last big power struggle.
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That may help to avoid a repeat of the prolonged economic turmoil that came with the last big power struggle.
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Peak: It's a power struggle between the two of them when they meet up again the night before the photoshoot.
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According to early 20th century Egyptologist Kurt Sethe, this strange sequence could only be explained by an elaborate power struggle.
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Thousands of supporters for both sides of the power struggle are expected to take to the streets again on Wednesday.
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Red Sox hang on in power struggle with Yankees NEW YORK — In the seventh inning, it was power versus power.
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But until he can make it clear, indirectly, that one main group has his blessing, this power struggle will continue.
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It's the same power struggle, and so why in the United States in 2016 are we still abiding by this?
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You have no time for a power struggle, but here you are, possibly finding yourself in the middle of one!
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One of the world's biggest media companies has been embroiled in a complex personal and professional power struggle for months.
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Vanke was already embroiled in a high-profile power struggle, involving financial conglomerate Baoneng, China Resources, and Shenzhen's metro operator.
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The protracted and very public power struggle is testing Beijing's resolve, especially as it looks to reform its big corporations.
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House GOP leadership is in a power struggle with conservative lawmakers over leadership's healthcare plan, which was unveiled this week.
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But many Gazans still feel like they are being used as pawns in a power-struggle between the two groups.
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But Abbas -- whose authority is essentially limited to the West Bank -- is involved in his own power struggle with Hamas.
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That could be a harbinger of the Dany/Jon power struggle outcome: Will one sacrifice the crown for the other?
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The power struggle was so fierce that the C.E.O. of the joint venture, Robert Dudley, felt compelled to leave Russia.
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While some industry sources see a power struggle brewing between Comscore and Rentrak factions, others are optimistic about its future.
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Among the departing were long-time executives from the Comscore side — leading to speculation of a Comscore-Rentrak power struggle.
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Instead, it was the interim president, Michel Temer — who had emerged victorious in a power struggle in May — in attendance.
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Kevin Williamson, a columnist for National Review, initiated the most recent escalation of this particular Republican-against-Republican power struggle.
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They're fighting at the time, because there's been a betrayal and a power struggle — they're all fighting for the throne.
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The power struggle ended when Shenzhen Metro, a state-owned subway operator, gained control of the developer earlier this month.
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But, some analysts say, those two regional powers largely lost interest in Lebanon as their power struggle intensified in Syria.
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He has no obvious successor, and there has been speculation about a possible power struggle whenever he gives up power.
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The power struggle should be in full swing when President Trump arrives for a state visit on June 3. Mrs.
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There were the discussions about the motive: Was it some sort of internal power struggle that involved John Gotti's brother?
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The power struggle within the N.R.A. is an abrupt escalation of a legal battle between the organization and Ackerman McQueen.
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A power struggle at the Vatican, a revised trade deal for Washington and a new way to detect breast cancer.
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Instead, analysts said, there could be a destructive power struggle within the alliance as Nissan tries to assert more control.
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Mr. Ellison is accused of kidnapping 153ix9ine last year as part of an internal power struggle over his lucrative career.
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Experts said that the Shabab, which has strongholds just outside the capital, benefited from — and contributed to — that power struggle.
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Since then, Vaz has cycled through six different prime ministers as he and Pereira's party waged a bitter power struggle.
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Underlying all of this is a power struggle between the Mugabe family and Mnangagwa, who has plenty of military allies.
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Last night on Late Night, Seth Meyers took 'A Closer Look' at the current political power struggle erupting in North Carolina.
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He was not going anywhere, and he was not going to lose the final Garden power struggle of his Knicks career.
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The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) is mired in a power struggle between two would-be chairmen, Hassan Bouhadi and AbdulMagid Breish.
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Instead, it has been captured by a nasty power struggle that largely pits Kalanick against one of his earliest investors, Benchmark.
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However, fearful of a power struggle with the maji, the king of Orïsha orders all them killed and their magic extinguished.
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Rod of Iron Ministries was born out of a "Succession"-like family power struggle for control of the church after Rev.
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Naveen Sarma, a credit analyst with Standard & Poor's, said he would have preferred the board stay out of the power struggle.
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One is that history is written by its victors, and she lost a power struggle on Jahangir's death—to Shah Jahan.
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The crackdown intensified last year after Dung lost a power struggle in 2016 against Communist Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.
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Abolishing it might lead to a sectarian power struggle, they say, sucking in other countries, such as Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Horst Seehofer decided to step down as premier of Bavaria, amid a power struggle in his Christian Social Union party (CSU).
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And the work of dating—an unending self-optimization ritual, a power struggle with stacked odds—has clouded her own desires.
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Elbaz's split from the company hinted at a power struggle, something that may have also affected Jarar's relationship with the label.
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Whatever the reason and the actors involved, it was some kind of internal power struggle relating to none of those things.
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HK), the residential property developer at the center of a high-profile power struggle, said smaller rival China Evergrande Group (3333.
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By relinquishing the ability to impose decisions on the Nissan board, Renault will be weakened should a power struggle break out.
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The offensive intensifies a power struggle that has fractured the oil and gas producer since the 2011 overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi.
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Merz, 63, lost out to Merkel in a power struggle in 2002 and has been out of the Bundestag since 2009.
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For those who share Trump's zero-sum viewpoint, there's nothing more important than supporting their "team" in the political power struggle.
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This week's events mark a turning point in the power struggle between auto and tech companies, analysts and industry experts say.
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In a remarkable example of the power struggle and resulting confusion, English and Mulvaney issued dueling emails to staff Monday morning.
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That move immediately made the target on Bin Salman's back even bigger, and could have precipitated an intra-family power struggle.
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C: The power struggle and feud within your family made big headlines in 2011, were you sad things became so public?
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Patriarch Ratan Tata is back at the helm temporarily, and a public power struggle has since ensued between the two sides.
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Intense conversations come up today, but deep bonding is also possible—if you don't get caught up in a power struggle.
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The clash has escalated into a power struggle between Merkel's party (CDU) and the CSU, which have long been key allies.
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Our energy future is a bruising fight, a T. rex power struggle, with the public interest opposed to the private interest.
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The founders chose to not settle their arrangements upfront and then bullied each other and employees in a vicious power struggle.
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They even fired their general manager, Reggie McKenzie, during the week, ending a power struggle between him and Coach Jon Gruden.
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The conflict is widely seen as part of a broader power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which supports the Houthis.
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Minerd called the characterization of a power struggle "completely wrong" and said there is "no fighting" going on between the two.
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But his confirmation by lawmakers is far from certain as a tense power struggle continues inside the ruling New Progressive Party.
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"This is a power struggle over management," Steven Hill, author of a book on Uber's economic impact, said of Benchmark's lawsuit.
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But he had been in a power struggle with Credit Suisse's chairman, Urs Rohner, over the fallout from the spying revelations.
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He had once risen to dominance in the companies, only to lose a closely watched power struggle to his brother, Lachlan.
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Only a year ago, Mr. Temer emerged as president after the bare-knuckle power struggle that ousted his predecessor, Dilma Rousseff.
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Patriarch Ratan Tata is back at the helm temporarily and a public power struggle has since ensued between the two sides.
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After her party's November defeat, Ms. Tsai stepped down as its chair and is now dealing with an internal power struggle.
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Can anyone imagine the opposite: a male politician striving to sound more like a woman because the power struggle demands it?
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The Chapitos were then feuding with López Núñez in a Game of Thrones-style power struggle for the control of the cartel.
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A friend of the former couple also claimed that the custody spat was ignited by a power struggle between Madonna and Ritchie.
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SAUDI IRAN RIVALRY Hariri&aposs resignation is a reflection of the growing power struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia in the region.
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Yet, once a firm wins a power struggle, it can, like a medieval king, sit back and get fat on the proceeds.
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Five of the 18 members, including the permanent secretary, have stepped down over the past few weeks in an apparent power struggle.
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Libya's political turmoil has also left the LIA mired in a power struggle between two rival chairmen, Hassan Bouhadi and AbdulMagid Breish.
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Why it matters: Content creators have become collateral damage in a power struggle between the media industry and technology-driven business disruptions.
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Oregon Republicans and Democrats are engaged in a rancorous power struggle that has recently disrupted the state legislature's ability to conduct business.
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The final scene each week is Trump, flanked by two deputies, overseeing a free-for-all power struggle between the show's contestants.
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If there is a power struggle taking place, it is internal — your French genes fighting your English ones in some intestinal Waterloo.
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China and neighboring nations have been in a power struggle over the sea, an important trade route, as China builds artificial islands.
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Citigroup and Twitter shares could be unlikely casualties of a stunning power struggle unfolding in Saudi Arabia right now — at least temporarily.
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"This power struggle … is perhaps the biggest event for the markets really, of the decade, maybe, probably of the century," she added.
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He eventually rejected his "white" name and became Muhammad Ali but split from Malcolm X during a power struggle within the movement.
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In the meantime, the drama is coming to a head, a power struggle between the women escalating into what could be cannibalism.
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But it was not long before he was engaged in a bitter power struggle with Mr. Trump's first campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski.
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The power struggle between the group's leaders will likely come to a head Monday when the NRA's full 76-member board meets.
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The power struggle at the White House between the nationalists and the globalists from Goldman is being won by the usual suspects.
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Tom Ford was at Gucci for a decade before finally walking away after a power struggle; so, too, his successor, Frida Giannini.
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These coordinated ground and air offensives might degrade Taliban capabilities enough that it begins to worry about its power struggle with ISIS.
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"The fact that there was a power struggle was a pretty open secret," said Stefan Niggemeier, a German media analyst and commentator.
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Meanwhile, the party has been split by a power struggle between the prime minister, Sorin Grindeanu, and the party's leader, Liviu Dragnea.
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On Tuesday, the Financial Times reported that Walter's role was "hanging in the balance" amid a power struggle between Walter and Minerd.
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Rather, he said, the developments could be the result of a power struggle between conservative and progressive factions in Mr. Putin's orbit.
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And there's an IG report: A 2012 inspector general report found that Jackson acted unprofessionally amid a power struggle with another doctor.
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Lewandowski had taken a lower-profile role in Trump's campaign after the charges amid suggestions of a power struggle within the operation.
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When he was pushed out less than a year later, as part of a bitter power struggle within the government, protests exploded.
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The final two "traitors" — Congressman Peter MacLeish and the F.B.I. deputy director, Jason Atwood — are surreptitiously locked in their own power struggle.
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But in the clearest sign yet of a power struggle, authority to appoint provincial AKP officials was taken from Davutoglu this week.
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In fact, the whole company was born out of a major internal power struggle that almost killed off Faraday Future in 2017.
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But he urged senators to add several measures produced by the House to the bill amid a power struggle between the chambers.
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The slow advance of aid toward impoverished Venezuela has become a proxy measure of the power struggle between its two rival presidents.
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But a power struggle between the President's re-election campaign and those who helped him win the White House has already emerged.
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The queen had lost another trusted counselor in 2017 when her longtime private secretary, Christopher Geidt, left after an internal power struggle.
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Veronica's plight and her response to it unfold against the backdrop of a political campaign that is also a gangland power struggle.
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In part because of the Trump administration's all-in support for regime change, the crisis has become a dangerous global power struggle.
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While Washington is standing behind Guaidó, Maduro's key international backer in the power struggle is Russia, a major investor in Venezuela's economy.
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In other words, the decision to execute Nimr was not only — or even primarily — about sectarianism or the power struggle with Iran.
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Donald Trump's decision not to participate in the Republican debate on Thursday escalated his power struggle with Fox over its moderator Megyn Kelly.
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Jerry Brown to lead the Fair Political Practices Commission, came amid a power struggle that included efforts to reduce her influence, reports said.
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Zan learns she's part of a much larger power struggle between two families on two of the worlds: the Bhavajas and the Katazyrnas.
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But Armando Iannucci's movie about the power struggle in the wake of Josef Stalin's 1953 death is a masterful exploration of this juxtaposition.
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Trump in a high-stakes GOP power struggle | Sign up Too many things got in the way, but mostly it was Donald Trump.
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IT HAS become an instant classic, a picture of political drama that captures the power struggle of an age in a single image.
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But dig deeper, and you'll find a complex power struggle that highlights the way women must often make the best of difficult situations.
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This may become the defining power struggle of the next few decades, with companies partnering or merging solely to gain more bargaining power.
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Soon, she's drawn into a local power struggle, which may hold the key to solving the murder — if it's a murder at all.
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The adversaries were familiar, with China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran mentioned alongside evolving situations like Brexit and the power struggle in Venezuela.
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Power struggle Young Venezuelans have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
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A panel of judges has sided with North Carolina's new Democratic governor in a growing power struggle with the Republican-led state legislature.
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Rosneft's operations in Venezuela have come to public attention amid a power struggle between the National Assembly and pro-Moscow President Nicolas Maduro.
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Communication planet Mercury clashes with Pluto, bringing important conversations about career your way, but be careful not to get into a power struggle.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Yemen's Saudi-backed government signed an agreement with southern separatists on Tuesday to end a power struggle in southern Yemen.
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Industry speculation that the two might rejoin increased this year after the Redstones prevailed in a power struggle that resulted in Dauman's departure.
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The Mahabharata, about 1.8 million words long, is a story about a power struggle between two branches of a family in ancient India.
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Cojocaru: We were caught in the middle of a power struggle between the previous management and the new management of the opera house.
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The two have been feuding on and off since Cody joined Bullet Club and immediately engaged in subterfuge to create a power struggle.
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We got some early intel that, in the second season of UnReal, there would be a major power struggle between Rachel and Quinn.
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Guzmán's absence fueled a power struggle between different factions within the Sinaloa cartel, he explained, while emboldening rival organizations to contest its territories.
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Caught in a power struggle with the government, the group organized a militarized uprising in an effort to reclaim control, including a pogrom.
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That is why Venezuela's power struggle is partly playing out over a seemingly technical issue: Mr. Guaidó's claim to be the legitimate president.
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When Brigham Young succeeded the church's founder, Joseph Smith Jr., in 1847, he assumed the presidency only after a three-year power struggle.
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The race for DNC chair, by contrast, has become largely a power struggle between factions — but one lacking a clear contrast of ideas.
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"If you add F.C.A., there will be a power struggle," said Yoshio Tsukuda, an auto industry analyst at the Tsukuda Mobility Research Institute.
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Early in Nadella's time as CEO, Lu lost a power struggle with Windows boss Terry Myerson over the direction of Bing and MSN.
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Last year, the NRA saw a decline in membership, a leadership exodus, allegations of misspending and a power struggle among its top ranks.
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What's often lost in the mainstream discussion of symbolic violence is that this is a power struggle as much as a rhetorical one.
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"It will be about the very modern dilemma of dealing with the job, children and a power struggle with your husband," she said.
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When the team's news release announcing the trade included a comment from Marsch, but nothing from Curtis, rumors of a power struggle intensified.
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Labour is now entering into a power struggle, with Corbyn's allies intent on keeping control of the party within their hard-left flank.
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Officials in the Emirates and in Somaliland have said they will ignore the vote and proceed with the deal, exacerbating the power struggle.
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Bold, snicker-out-loud funny, magnetic and unsettling through its power-struggle convolutions, this production musically and dramatically fills the company's looming proscenium.
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"From the U.S. perspective, the worst-case scenario might be an ineffective coup that pitches Turkey into a prolonged power struggle" said Misztal.
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Dinnertime becomes a power struggle and then the kids learn to hate food even more because they associate it with familial discord. FUN!
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The world's two largest economies have been fighting over trade and technology in what some say is a power struggle for global leadership.
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The Trump campaign reportedly has parted ways with Florida adviser Susie Wiles after a behind-the-scenes power struggle that involved Florida Gov.
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In an interview with The New York Times, Mr. Thaci dismissed a suggestion of a power struggle with Mr. Haradinaj, the prime minister.
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But the power struggle between Sadr and Amiri has removed the initiative from the prime minister's hands, and away from parliament, analysts say.
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And with Lewandowski gone — or at least off the payroll — it's possible that Manafort has finally won the prolonged intra-campaign power struggle.
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The Palestinian prison hunger strike hints at a leadership power struggle The Palestinian prison hunger strike hints at a leadership power struggle Jailed Palestinian activist Marwan Barghouti is back in the headlines this week after launching a massive hunger strike involving 1,100 prisoners throughout Israel, a move that could position him to be the next leader of a Palestinian state.
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Despite a persistent power struggle for most of the 20th century, however, Saudi-Iranian relations haven't always been as bad as they are now.
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He lost out in a power struggle with Merkel before she became chancellor and left politics for a high-level business career in 2009.
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"This was a power struggle between McAleenan and Miller, and McAleenan won," one senior administration official with knowledge of what transpired told the paper.
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By taking the chairman role, Dauman emerges victorious from a power struggle that he had been waging with Shari Redstone, daughter of Sumner Redstone.
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In a rare high-profile corporate power struggle for a mainland Chinese company, Baoneng began building up its stake of 25 percent last year.
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Sources told Reuters around then the Chinese firm wanted to increase its stake amid an power struggle with a rival shareholder, Bosnia's Hastor family.
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What should be a remote tropical paradise is instead part of a much larger power struggle over the future of the South China Sea.
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Unfortunately, she got tangled in the tenuous power struggle between Varys and Littlefinger, and ends up betraying the latter and paying with her life.
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She considers the possibility that the letter really did originate in the Soviet leadership, and that it reflected some arcane power struggle in Moscow.
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His latest, Red Moon, is set within spitting distance of today, envisioning the power struggle between an ascendant China and a declining United States.
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Last month, Sirisena urged his own coalition government and the opposition to end a power struggle to achieve ambitious goals including anti-corruption measures.
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For the entirety of the streaming music era, Def Leppard has been locked in a power struggle with Universal Records over their classic recordings.
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I just kind of think that the overall theme, though I did not exactly plan that, is of power struggle in a certain way.
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An editorial in Dawn, a liberal newspaper, argued that the armed forces indulged the protest because of an "ongoing power struggle" with the government.
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The move escalates a power struggle between Australia's dominant lenders and Apple on financial technology, a growing force in shaping global retail banks' strategy.
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One meeting in 1976 took place amid a power struggle between two swaggering silverbacks, the CSU's Franz Josef Strauss and the CDU's Helmut Kohl.
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Gruber also said he expects Ryanair to take control of Laudamotion in the coming weeks, strengthening its position in the power struggle with Lufthansa.
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Reactions TO THE EDITOR: Re "When Power of Attorney Becomes Power Struggle" (The New Old Age, May 10): The last several paragraphs were troubling.
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This season though, between producer battles, network interference, an injured suitor and Rachel and Quinn's power struggle, "Everlasting" itself is threatening to shake loose.
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Analyst Jamel Arfoui said the power struggle was about personal ambitions related to disagreements about a campaign against corruption launched by Chahed last year.
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Last year, Boko Haram proclaimed allegiance to the Islamic State, and since then the group appears to have been rent by a power struggle.
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Westerhout, who worked as the director of Oval Office operations, was also involved in an internal White House power struggle, according to news reports.
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But last year's highly public power struggle within the founding Shin family fuelled resentment at the grip the chaebol hold over the Korean economy.
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The 49ers front office won their power struggle with Jim Harbaugh last offseason, but in doing so managed to lose just about everything else.
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The subsequent power struggle culminated in an attempted coup, allegedly orchestrated by Fethullah Gulen, one of the country's most popular religious and political figures.
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Shulkin was ousted from VA last March amid a power struggle and the inspector general's findings of serious ethical issues involving a European trip.
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A power struggle now unfolding over who controls factory safety has ramifications not just for those in Bangladesh, but for consumers around the world.
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Parliament has fallen increasingly under the sway of Iran, which is locked in a regional power struggle with Sunni countries led by Saudi Arabia.
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The investigative journalist Julia Angwin, the original editor in chief, was fired from the site in April after having apparently lost a power struggle.
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Obviously that did not quite pan out, and eventually Jeb left the group altogether due to a power struggle with the former Yankees shortstop.
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Some suggested there may have been a power struggle between the two men, neither wanting to yield the high-profile visit to the other.
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Cyril Ramaphosa, the deputy president whose election as A.N.C. leader in December set off a power struggle with Mr. Zuma, immediately became acting president.
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"Ultimately, it's a grand power struggle," said David Reed, an early pioneer of the internet and a former professor at the M.I.T. Media Lab.
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The civil war is part of a larger regional power struggle between the Sunni monarchy in Saudi Arabia, and the Shiite rulers of Iran.
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The offensive marked a dramatic escalation of a power struggle that has dragged on in Libya since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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President Nicolas Maduro's government again blamed the outage on an "attack," amid a power struggle with the opposition and tensions with the United States.
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Germans took to the streets in protest this week when the far right and Chancellor Merkel's conservatives voted together in a local power struggle.
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Tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia has long been tensed because of the rival religious powers' power struggle (often by proxy) in the region.
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The South Sudanese civil war is the product of a political power struggle, but there are deep ethnic implications in the violence as well.
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Mr. Temer rose to the presidency last year after a power struggle in which his predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, was ousted in bitter impeachment proceedings.
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For instance, Saudi Arabia could play an important role in solidifying an outcome to the power struggle in oil-rich Libya to Moscow's advantage.
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Another potential complication is Venezuela's murky legal framework during a power struggle between the opposition and the unpopular leftist government of President Nicolas Maduro.
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"What looks like a power struggle surrounding Ms. Merkel, behind this is actually a conflict about the integrity of the European project," he said.
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Maduro has faced mounting international pressure in recent months amid an escalating power struggle with opposition leader and self-declared interim president Juan Guaidó.
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But in a few years, we may look back and see it as a preview of the major power struggle in the next Congress.
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" [Vox / Matteen Mokalla, Hosu Lee] The White House power struggle between Steve Bannon and the "globalists," explained Doctors have decades of experience fighting "fake news.
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The future of Viacom and CBS had been in limbo due to a power struggle that had taken on the feel of a soap opera.
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Saudi-backed forces have since regained control of Aden and talks are under way to end the power struggle over the city, news agencies report.
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Why it matters: Trump's comments indicate a further escalation in the White House's power struggle with House Democrats, who've stepped up investigations into his administration.
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The National Rifle Association said Monday its board unanimously re-elected CEO Wayne LaPierre and replaced former NRA president Oliver North, following a power struggle.
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His ousting was the culmination of a power struggle between Mnangagwa and Grace Mugabe, who was being groomed by her husband as his potential successor.
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On May 8, Sirisena urged his own coalition government and the opposition to end a power struggle to achieve ambitious goals including anti-corruption measures.
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They recognize the danger that these strange new people and accompanying objects pose, and their arrival plays into their own power struggle in 2024 BCE.
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He was immediately beset by speculation that he would become a lame-duck leader and face a behind-the-scenes power struggle to replace him.
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There will surely be another power struggle, like the dozen other power struggles that have popped up previously, with the good guys eventually winning out.
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Anwar, who is now the prime minister-in-waiting, was sacked by Mahathir in 1998 after a power struggle and jailed for sodomy and corruption.
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In this episode, Swan explains the power struggle between The Mooch and Reince Priebus, just days before Priebus was abruptly replaced as chief of staff.
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Following a power struggle and weeks of bloody street protests, the self-made millionaire businessmen was toppled in a military coup and replaced by Rajoelina.
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The ever-murkier situation is a part of a deepening shadow power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran for proxy control over the Middle East.
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" President Donald Trump weighed in on the internal Democratic power struggle on Thursday, tweeting, "I certainly hope the Democrats do not force Nancy P out.
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UNDER normal circumstances, a nasty public power struggle between a company's controlling shareholder and its chief executive might put a dampener on the share price.
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Puerto Ricans already feared that the board would try to exert more power on the island in the wake of the protests and power struggle.
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Vanke, currently embroiled in a high-profile power struggle, has said that its business operations have suffered as a result of the battle for control.
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What is clear is that impeachment has been a highly political process and, effectively, a power struggle, with valid doubts about its legitimacy and motives.
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Earlier this week, a German newspaper reported that Mr. Infantino had worked behind the scenes to marginalize FIFA's independent auditor in a leadership power struggle.
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C: Your father is going to step down as Chairman of SJM next month and there are concerns of a power struggle within his company.
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The attack was the worst violence to hit Aden, a coalition stronghold, since southern separatists clashed with Hadi's government in 2017 in a power struggle.
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The result is that his departure, through either death or incapacitating illness, could kick off an intra-military power struggle or even another popular uprising.
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"Yemen today continues to traverse a critical and agonizing period as civilians pay a terrible price of an unending power struggle," Ould Cheikh Ahmed said.
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When Google combined management of Android with its Chrome division in 3503, Mr. Rubin lost a power struggle to Mr. Pichai, Google's current chief executive.
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Mr. Zuma left office last month after losing a power struggle to his successor, Cyril Ramaphosa, who seized on the public's growing disillusionment with corruption.
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The Trump administration, which often prefers to side with dictators around the world, has taken an unusually strong interest in the power struggle in Venezuela.
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The debate over fares comes against a backdrop of a power struggle over the system and political pressure from Mr. Cuomo, who controls the authority.
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The resignation sparked a political crisis in Lebanon and put it on the front line of a regional power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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He demonstrated that when the military that he served for more than four decades abandoned him after an internal power struggle that peaked in 2015.
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The startling confluence of events raised fears of increasing escalation in the Saudi-Iranian power struggle, and worries that a new war could break out.
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It detailed a power struggle between Jackson and Dr. Jeffrey Kuhlman over the White House medical unit, leading to staff member concerns about Jackson's leadership.
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The decision by the speaker, Mohamed Osman Jawari, could mean a peaceful resolution to the power struggle between him and the president, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed.
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After his death, three senior officials—Nikita Khrushchev, Georgy Malenkov and Lavrenty Beria—quickly entered into a fierce power struggle to lead the Soviet state.
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China might be a one-party system, but like any other political power struggle, various factions work to usher supporters in and kick rivals out.
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Grammer has been at the centre of a power struggle between Bosnia's Hastor family and Ningbo Jifeng, which each hold large stakes in the company.
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China Vanke has been at the center of a rare corporate power struggle in China, at odds with its biggest shareholder the Baoneng financial conglomerate.
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Pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani's success in ending Iran's the prolonged standoff with the West has intensified a power struggle among the country's faction-ridden elite.
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The whole thing turns out to be a power struggle between roughly four factions — special families, that is, whose members are bestowed with predestined fates.
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The sequel's plot hinges on a series of twists that successively reveal you to be a pawn in a power struggle among three competing cabals.
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Related: Watch VICE News Dispatch from Haiti: Protesters and Police in Bloody Clashes: Haiti's Power Struggle Lawmakers congratulating one another after the vote for president.
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A power struggle with a roommate or family member—or perhaps an internal struggle about self-discipline or boundaries—will come up early this evening.
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Nevertheless, the detention of a senior cabinet minister's family member has also been interpreted as a sign of a possible power struggle within the political elite.
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The reports described a power struggle and infighting between former White House doctor Jeffrey Kuhlman and Jackson, then the director of the White House medical unit.
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Yet a far stronger motivation for Kalanick not to name an interim CEO, presumably, is to minimize the possibility of a power struggle upon his return.
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Trump escalated his administration's power struggle with California on Tuesday, when the administration canceled $929 million in federal funds for a California high-speed rail project.
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The funeral for Justice Antonin Scalia offered a counterpoint to overt politicking, though his Supreme Court seat is at the center of a partisan power struggle.
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But since Monday, after a weekend meeting in Greece of FIDE's presidential board, Ilyumzhinov has been embroiled in a surreal power struggle with his organisation's secretariat.
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Now out of prison, Sik said the longstanding alliance between Turkey's two most prominent Islamic leaders -- Erdogan and Gulen -- had collapsed into a bitter power struggle.
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The two rivals have been embroiled in a power struggle for years, with forces loyal to both engaging in battles and civilians trapped in the crossfires.
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Last week, Sirisena urged his own coalition government and the opposition to end a power struggle in order to achieve ambitious goals including anti-corruption measures.
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"Some guardians are appointed after an inner power struggle no less than those on the lines of Cosa Nostra," he added, referring to the Sicilian mafia.
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While England may seem united, a glimpse behind the façade of peace shows a power struggle that's as epic as the War of the Roses itself.
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Boko is backed by former president Ian Khama, who handed over to Masisi last year but has since fallen into a bitter power struggle with him.
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The public power struggle was reminiscent of previous management changes, and could also put pressure on Mr. Achleitner, who bears ultimate responsibility for the bank's strategy.
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The resignations of the two senior figures at the company reflect a power struggle among Thyssenkrupp's management and shareholders, which include activist investors Cevian and Elliott.
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Hakimullah Mehsud, who replaced him, was then killed in a U.S. drone strike in 2013, setting off a power struggle at the top of the group.
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President Nicolas Maduro's government again blamed the outage on an "attack," which comes amid a power struggle with the opposition and tensions with the United States.
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Rosneft's operations in Venezuela have come to public attention amid a power struggle between the Latin American country's National Assembly and pro-Moscow President Nicolas Maduro.
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Guaidó, who has been recognized as the president of Venezuela by the U.S. and other nations, is locked in a power struggle with leader Nicolás Maduro.
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Sidelined early in the power struggle to succeed his father, Kim Jong-nam went on to live a life of affluence in exile, largely in China.
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And while both still matter, it's the power struggle in Saudi Arabia and the omnipresence of Russian President Vladimir Putin that have oil markets on edge.
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China Vanke has been embroiled in a power struggle since December, when Baoneng, a Chinese property and insurance conglomerate, began positioning itself for a hostile takeover.
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Since then, he's made a comeback, and in the Paris deal he won out in a power struggle with Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner and Gary Cohn.
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About a decade ago, Mr. Ailes and Lachlan Murdoch faced off in a power struggle that eventually led to Lachlan's unexpected resignation from his father's empire.
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Sayyed's candidacy in the election has revived memories of a turbulent period which ushered in a sometimes violent power struggle between allies and opponents of Damascus.
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The Roman statesman met his fate in 43 BCE, after Mark Anthony put a hit out on him during the power struggle following Julius Caesar's death.
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The power struggle that followed El Chapo's downfall also led to the disappearance of Yosimar Garcia, a local police officer in the cartel stronghold of Culiacán.
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The military and monarchy in Thailand have always been closely aligned so the notion of a potential power struggle between the two seems unthinkable to most.
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MOGALAKWENA, South Africa (Reuters) - A new power struggle is unfolding in South Africa's old homelands between global mining giants, traditional leaders and an impoverished rural populace.
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Mr. Ghosn was detained just as Renault was suffering a slump in sales in Europe and confronting a worsening power struggle with Nissan, its longtime partner.
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The power struggle threatens to disrupt the Group of 20 summit meeting on Friday in Argentina, which Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping are expected to attend.
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By now, it's apparent that Camille's mom and the police chief spend a lot of time together — and that they're locked in a polite power struggle.
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A savvy veteran of the capital who has worked in high positions in multiple administrations, he has usually emerged on top in any internal power struggle.
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Shi'ite Iran has also been locked in a regional power struggle with Sunni Saudi Arabia which has extended to the war in Yemen and to Lebanon.
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Under Presidents Trump and Vladimir Putin, both the US and Russia have engaged in a Middle East power struggle where the rulebook has been long forgotten.
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The company began life as Evelozcity in late 2017 after ex-BMW executives Stefan Krause and Ulrich Kranz left Faraday Future amid an internal power struggle.
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However, analysts say the assembly could also create challenges for Mr. Maduro himself, particularly in his long power struggle against Mr. Cabello, the former military chief.
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"Some guardians are appointed after an inner power struggle no less than those on the lines of Cosa Nostra," he added, referring to the Sicilian Mafia.
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In Buhari's first term, the executive was embroiled in a power struggle with the legislature, leading to months of delays in the implementation of spending plans.
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The move aims to end an acrimonious power struggle between the executive and Vizcarra's government and could lead to a protracted constitutional crisis if lawmakers resist.
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The Shinawatra family's parties have won every general election since 2001, but it is at the heart of a bitter and bloody power struggle in Thailand.
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"The power struggle between the United States and China is being felt here - exports are falling and companies are investing less," it said in a statement.
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And to prove nothing's ever good in Westeros, Kit Harington recently told Entertainment Weekly that there's a power struggle between the two siblings in season 7.
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Watch "Protesters and Police in Bloody Clashes: Haiti's Power Struggle" Read "Bloody Clashes Break Out in Port-au-Prince as Haiti Is Left Without a President"
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The widespread need stems from a long-standing conflicted often described as sectarian, but is actually a brutal power struggle for the country's many natural resources.
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The death of Justice Antonin Scalia leaves us with a mountain of sharply written opinions, the controversies surrounding his views and a partisan power struggle in Washington.
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His rise to the top job in Tamil Nadu would help allay fears of a power struggle in the AIADMK, built entirely around the cult of Jayalalithaa.
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Thankfully, the artist has removed the mirrors and simplified the concept for her rooftop commission, which indicts the city skyline in a power struggle with the stars.
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"The CSU has no recognizable strategy anymore, since the weekend," said Seehofer biographer Peter Mueller, author of "The power struggle: Seehofer and the Future of the CSU".
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It also appears to be a departure from initial reports suggesting a power struggle between Mattis and the White House over the appointment of key defense posts.
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It was the culmination of a power struggle between Mnangagwa and former first lady Grace Mugabe, who was being groomed by her husband as his potential successor.
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The power struggle between CIA chief Erica Sloan (Angela Bassett) an Secretary of the IMF Alan Hunley (Alec Baldwin) is the only thing that feels remotely relatable.
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Underneath the surface accusations of tax evasion and extravagant excess, there was another story unfolding: a subtle power struggle between China's strong woman and its strongman leader.
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I love Jacob and Connor—we're all still friends—but I don't miss the power struggle that was ever-present when those two were on the road.
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Bernard Haykel, professor of Near Eastern Studies at Princeton, said the king's decision was aimed at avoiding a power struggle between his son and Mohammed bin Nayef.
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It's the question everyone wants to know -- with the nasty family power struggle going on with the Lakers ... what's Thanksgiving gonna be like at the Buss house????
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Gomez said the federal prosecutions led to a power struggle that pits "Los Sures" Trinitarios against another "Sunset" Trinitarios, rivals sets from Brooklyn encroaching on the Bronx.
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Venezuela is in the middle of a power struggle at the highest level, and that could mean trouble for its two biggest foreign allies: China and Russia.
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Instead, we have Tara reconsidering what it means to take a human life, and whether the world has truly been reduced to a savage Darwinian power struggle.
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Rumblings of a power struggle in Foxboro: "For Kraft, Brady and Belichick, is this the beginning of the end?" by ESPN The Magazine senior writer Seth Wickersham.
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Details obtained by Reuters about the post-election rift between Mnangagwa and Chiwenga paint the clearest picture yet of a power struggle that could define Zimbabwe's future.
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Venezuela plunged into a deep power struggle in January when Guaido invoked the constitution to declare a rival presidency, arguing Maduro's May 2018 re-election was illegitimate.
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Guggenheim has been disputing what the Financial Times last month called a "power struggle" between Chief Executive Officer Mark Walter and Global Chief Investment Officer Scott Minerd.
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The resignations of the two senior figures at the company reflect a power struggle among Thyssenkrupp's management and shareholders which also include activist investors Cevian and Elliott.
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Paramount was at the center of a power struggle between Viacom controlling shareholder Sumner Redstone and his daughter Shari against Philippe Dauman, the media company's former CEO.
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On Friday (or midnight on Thursday night) the sun squares off with Pluto, triggering a work-related power struggle as you act defensively towards an authority figure.
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Yanukovych was in the midst of a power struggle with another prominent Ukrainian politician, which he decided to solve by jailing her in the fall of 2011.
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He has a full no-trade clause (courtesy of Jackson), is tight with the owner, and has survived every power struggle in his six years at MSG.
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The crackdown intensified last year after Nguyen Phu Trong, the general secretary of the Communist Party, won a power struggle with former prime minister Nguyen Tan Dung.
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Prosecutors said Gyarfas and Fenyo had been involved in a business rivalry and power struggle from the mid-1990s, which led to strong personal discord between them.
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John Ashbourne of Capital Economics, a consultancy, warns of a power struggle between Mr Ramaphosa and Mr Zuma over the coming months, until the next national election.
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While surprise bills are one manifestation of the power struggle, they are a symptom of a larger problem — the absence of information to shop for medical care.
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One of Mr Ramaphosa's first acts after ousting Mr Zuma in February following a power struggle was to fire Nomvula Mokonyane, a Zuma ally, as water minister.
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The authorities in Kuwait ordered the police to seize the state's Olympic committee offices and the soccer association in the latest round of a sporting power struggle.
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Within Iraq, reports are that millions of Iraqis and Kurds fear that on the ground a ferocious power struggle looms between Iran and the U.S. inside Iraq.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran, for example, see Syria as a battleground in their regional power struggle, the loss of which they believe could endanger their own regimes.
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With so much in play after Iran's international breakthrough on the nuclear deal, the simmering power struggle is likely to continue long after last Friday's twin elections.
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Your ruling planet Venus opposes Pluto this evening, finding you battling jealousy, obsession, or some kind of power struggle—it's a crucial time to lay down boundaries.
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The founder and chairman of developer China Vanke, Wang Shi, said he will step down from the board following a long power struggle over the company's ownership.
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Moonves, the longtime CEO of CBS, exited the company in September amid a flurry of sexual misconduct allegations and a power struggle with controlling shareholder Shari Redstone.
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The two men, both leading figures in the PAIGC, had been locked in a long-running power struggle exacerbated by their overlapping duties under Bissau's political system.
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Oliver North, above, announced he would not serve a second term as the N.R.A.'s president following a power struggle with Wayne LaPierre, the group's chief executive.
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I was in a constant and archetypal power struggle with the world, and ushering in a parent who had never parented me was not a smooth transition.
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The Western Cape is thus a key symbol in South Africa's political landscape, giving rise to a power struggle that often leaves communities out in the cold.
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Khalifa Hifter, appeared to mark a new and possibly decisive stage in the power struggle that has torn Libya apart since the Arab Spring uprising of 2011.
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What's happening: On July 28, President Vizcarra presented a bill to hold general elections next July, one year early, hoping to end an executive-legislative power struggle.
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An internal power struggle in the group has seen the departures of not only North but the NRA's longtime top lobbyist Christopher Cox and its longtime spokeswoman.
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Abbas was elected president in 2005 and Hamas won a 2006 parliamentary election, plunging Palestinian politics into a bitter power struggle from which it has not emerged.
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The debate sits squarely at the ongoing power struggle between Britain's central government in London and the so-called devolved states of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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The reshuffling appears to be a part of a power struggle between the prime minister and an oligarch, Ihor Kolomoisky, who has also worked with Mr. Giuliani.
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Johnson was congratulated by members of parliament, including his former finance minister, Sajid Javid, who resigned after losing a power struggle over who should control Britain's economy.
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A power struggle between the French government and the automaker alliance erupted in 2015 when the government raised its stake in Renault under then-Economics Minister Macron.
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Friends, parents, wives — all are disposable and exploitable, the collateral damage in a power struggle that will bring heartbreak and misery to every last one of them.
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It strengthens his hand in Libya's chaotic power struggle, particularly against the rival government that is backed by the United Nations and based in Tripoli, the capital.
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"At the top, it is a pure power struggle between Nike and Adidas," said Peter Rohlmann, a marketing consultant who advises clubs and federations on such deals.
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For her, more important than all the television meshugaas that's in there—the F.B.I. investigation, the power struggle, the love triangle—is the fascinating question of faith.
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Gaed Salah's old rivals in the security department were also detained in a deep cleansing of the ruling structure by the army, settling an internal power struggle.
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Paramount was at the center of a bruising power struggle between Viacom's controlling shareholder, Sumner Redstone, and his daughter, Shari, and Viacom's former chief executive, Philippe Dauman.
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FRIEDRICH MERZ - Merz, 63, is back from the political wilderness after losing out to Merkel in a power struggle in 2002 and leaving the Bundestag in 2009.
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Adding to the misery, the Cali Cartel from Colombia's Valle del Cauca began a power-struggle with Escobar in a bid for control of the cocaine trade.
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Shi'ite Muslim Iran has been locked in a regional power struggle with Sunni Muslim Saudi Arabia, which has been tentatively seeking to increase its involvement in Iraq.
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And fear of the Syria war spilling over, as well as Lebanon's growing entanglement in a power struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia, have kept away Gulf tourists.
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Tuesday's meeting came amid a power struggle between Rossello and the board over control of Puerto Rico's response to Maria, and its broader strategy for emerging from bankruptcy.
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The poor governance that goes with the group's Byzantine, multi-layered structure contributed to those low profits as well as to the bruising power struggle of recent months.
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The company's leadership is in flux, with longtime chairman Sumner Redstone having just recently stepped down amid a dramatic power struggle between board members that include his daughter.
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There was also reportedly a power struggle between the Regents and University president Wallace Loh over whether to keep Durkin on as coach, and apparently the Regents won.
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Luna: Wolf Moon by Ian McDonald In Ian McDonald's Luna: New Moon, a bloody power struggle outed the Helio family from its position of power on the moon.
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Trump in a high-stakes GOP power struggle | Sign up The sustained approval for the President comes as more say things in the country are generally going well.
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Its founder, Anwar Ibrahim, was Dr Mahathir's deputy until the latter sacked him during a power struggle; he was later jailed on sham charges of corruption and sodomy.
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The board's announcement on Wednesday was also reigniting an ongoing power struggle between Puerto Rico's government and the board appointed last year to manage the island's precarious finances.
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Power struggle From an urgency to see stability and stop ISIS' growth in Libya, the United Nations hastened in a Government of National Accord (GNA) earlier this year.
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One commonly-told story detailed the way Caro Quintero and El Mayo acted together to avert an internal power struggle after El Chapo was arrested in February 2014.
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The company is embroiled in a high-profile power struggle, with Reuters reporting it rejected a shareholder call for an extraordinary general meeting aimed at ousting its board.
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The two leaders have been embroiled in a power struggle since late 2013, when the President accused the vice president of trying to oust him through a coup.
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This phase of the crisis may eventually abate; but that power struggle will remain one of the defining features of the Middle East for years to come. 2.
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The relationship between Renault and Nissan Motor has become stressed in the fallout over the arrest of former Renault-Nissan Alliance CEO Carlos Ghosn and subsequent power struggle.
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As Politico has reported, a messy and fascinating power struggle has been raging between at least 24 super PACs that say they are supporting the presumptive Republican nominee.
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Vanke is the subject of complex corporate power struggle with Chinese financial conglomerate Baoneng seeking to oust the management, having built up a 25 percent stake in Vanke.
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The power struggle between McMaster's camp and the White House's more nationalist faction, led by chief strategist Steve Bannon, was highlighted in a memo obtained by Foreign Policy.
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The action appears to reflect an ongoing power struggle between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and a former ally turned bitter critic, the U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen.
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The WTO's long-running row over zeroing is a technical dispute that turned into a power struggle between the United States and the arbiters of international trade law.
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So it's easy to read the Breitbart piece as part of a power struggle between Bannon and Priebus, who have unconvincingly claimed that they get along just fine.
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Vanke was embroiled in a high-profile corporate power struggle in late 2015, as financial conglomerate Baoneng built up a major percent stake and sought to oust management.
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The power struggle in Brazil moved into an all-day, possibly all-night session in the Senate, as lawmakers debated whether to suspend and try President Dilma Rousseff.
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When the daughter of a cleric, Grace, comes to question her society, she finds herself in the midst of a much larger power struggle between good and evil.
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Following a successful defense of his IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship at New Japan Pro Wrestling's Power Struggle event, Kenny Omega had the lights go out on him.
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"Political tensions amidst emerging power struggle in the Middle East is responsible for the rise in crude oil prices," Axis Securities' analysts said in an email to Reuters.
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At the time, the Mexican media were reporting that he was embroiled in a violent power struggle with Mr. Guzmán's sons over control of the Sinaloa drug cartel.
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While the NRA has seen a decline in membership, allegations of misspending and a power struggle among its top ranks, it still has the ear of the president.
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The previous suit touched off a power struggle that pitted Oliver L. North, an employee of Ackerman who also served as the N.R.A.'s president, against Mr. LaPierre.
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The show's three-way power struggle drives much of its story, which means that the complex political dynamics between Earth, Mars, and the Belt have to be explained.
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Sajid Javid, the chancellor of the Exchequer who voted to stay in the European Union in 2016, was forced out in a power struggle with 10 Downing Street.
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The move, which gives President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom power to arrest and detain people, reflects a power struggle between the island nation's Supreme Court and its government.
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I'll never forget when Claire explained to Yanko that their relationship wasn't a power struggle because she was the one with the money, the status, and the game.
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Yameen instead declared a state of emergency, giving him power to arrest and detain people, and setting off a power struggle between the Supreme Court and the government.
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Trong, 74, was re-elected as the General Secretary of Vietnam's Communist Party at the last congress following a power struggle with former Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.
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Although Del Vecchio appeared to back-pedal on this during a shareholder meeting in November last year, there has been speculation about a power struggle behind the scenes.
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Xi himself addressed this on a visit to the United States last year, saying China's fight against entrenched corruption was not a "House of Cards"-style power struggle.
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South Korean intelligence believes the young leader was targeted by "disgruntled people inside the North" after he demoted a four-star general, which resulted in a power struggle.
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Mongolia is at a political crossroads as public frustration mounts over disputes holding back vital mining and infrastructure projects, and President Battulga is preparing for a power struggle.
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One of the Arab world's poorest countries, Yemen has been embroiled in a devastating power struggle between the Saudi-backed government and the Houthis for almost four years.
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In a speech where he addressed claims that his administration's crackdown on corruption was related to an internal power struggle, President Xi surprised Americans with a sly cultural reference.
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"Power struggle, lack of control, lack of autonomy, and some separation anxiety and abandonment issues could be the root of your cat's issues with anxiety and urination," Jodie explained.
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After a five-year peace deal ended in December, the power struggle between two major Nornickel shareholders, Vladimir Potanin and Oleg Deripaska's aluminum giant Rusal, resurfaced earlier this month.
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His rise to the top job in Tamil Nadu was aimed at allaying fears of a power struggle in the AIADMK, which Jayalalithaa had ruled with an iron hand.
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In October, fears were widespread that the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej and subsequent mourning period would result in a power struggle and spark both economic and political damage.
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The final decision to impeach former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff gave many a sigh of relief from the political power struggle that's consumed the nation for far too long.
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Saudi Arabia is leading a Sunni Arab coalition fighting the Iran-allied Houthis in Yemen, part of the same regional power struggle that is fuelling the war in Syria.
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Yingluck and her brother, ousted former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, have been at the center of a power struggle that has dominated Thai politics for more than a decade.
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Trump in a high-stakes GOP power struggle | Sign up In January 2007, Insight Magazine, a right-wing publication, reported that Clinton's team had questions about Obama's Muslim background.
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If there's been a power struggle taking place in your life, specifically in your intimate relationships or around money or shared resources, it will come to a climax now.
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The finale put viewers in the position of rooting for a plot to assassinate Hitler, even as they knew his death would probably lead to a devastating power struggle.
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For more than a decade, Thai politics has been dominated by the power struggle between the Shinawatras and Thailand's establishment, which includes the armed forces and urban middle class.
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Financial assets and military support are key to the ongoing power struggle between Maduro and Juan Guaidó, the Venezuelan opposition leader recognized as interim president by the Trump administration.
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And at the same time, it's about a power struggle for control and influence between Saudi Arabia -- one of the Arab world's most important Sunni states -- and Shia Iran.
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That power struggle is fueled by both sides' efforts to put forward a successor to Iran's 77-year-old Supreme Leader Khamenei when the time comes to replace him.
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Things are starting to fall in place with the whole Conor McGregor retirement ordeal and it appears to be something of a power struggle between McGregor and Dana White.
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"We want to move from a defensive power struggle, to a place where the brain can get calm enough to see where your partner is coming from," Sears says.
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This increasingly open power struggle between the secret agencies and an out-of-control president is not the only unprecedented feature of America's constitutional crisis, merely the most puzzling.
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"Temple land, like any land, is a repository of power, and intertwined with political and economic struggles, as exemplified by the long-running power struggle in Ayodhya," she said.
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And according to The Washington Post, a power struggle has already begun between the Trump transition team and Mattis over who should serve in top slots at the Pentagon.
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Without the mechanism of a real democracy to legitimise someone new, the next ruler is likely to emerge from a power struggle that could start to tear Russia apart.
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For years, the G-20 has been losing its luster as the premier global economic forum, transitioning to a platform for communication, negotiation and power struggle between major economies.
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Why it matters: This is a power struggle coming in the midst of the arbitration against Benchmark Capital, which has been going on behind closed doors since late August.
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Although it's uncertain how Merkel will respond in light of her power struggle, it's evident that Germany's immigration issues are fueling a much larger discussion surrounding immigration within Europe.
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Many events set off the superhero power struggle between Iron Man/Tony Stark and Captain America/Steve Rogers at the center of Captain America: Civil War (opening May 6).
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Wick's debt sends him to Rome, where he gets ensnared in a power struggle between Italian siblings Santino D'Antonio and Gianna (respectively played by Riccardo Scamarcio and Claudia Gerini).
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It was the first time in many years that the opposition had a legislative majority, ensuring a power struggle with Mr. Maduro and his United Socialist Party of Venezuela.
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These explanations were quickly countered by leaks that portrayed Mr. Bannon as the loser of an internal power struggle, a depiction implicitly confirmed by leaks from his own camp.
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So much of our money and time is on the line that we are consumed by the political power struggle -- the street fight for pieces of the government pie.
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What ensues is a power struggle between Jackson and Levy as they try to find their new places both on and off-screen in this turbulent time of transition.
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African National Congress (ANC) leader Cyril Ramaphosa has been sworn in as South Africa's new president, following his predecessor Jacob Zuma's departure Wednesday night after a long power struggle.
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In addition to the power struggle at the company, the last $47 billion valuation for the real estate start-up was being slashed by $20 billion or even lower.
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In Iraq, the Popular Mobilization Forces, the 100,000-strong paramilitary alliance at the sharp end of the power struggle between Iran and the United States, may have over-reached.
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The poor showing also set off an internal power struggle: Seehofer salvaged his job as party leader, but gave up the Bavarian governor&aposs job to younger rival Markus Soeder.
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Top alliance executives are meeting this week in Amsterdam, aiming to shield their joint operations from the fallout of Ghosn's arrest as a power struggle between Nissan and Renault looms.
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The wider political context here is a regional power struggle, with Saudi and its Gulf allies seeking to maintain the political status quo and viewing Qatari as a destabilizing risk.
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Friberg started living lavishly after moving to Budapest, according to former Arktos editor Morgan, who's in an ongoing feud with Friberg stemming from a power struggle over the company's finances.
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Many of the most prominent figures at the trial in Hanoi were aligned with former Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung, who lost out to Trong in a 2016 power struggle.
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Vanke, the country's top property developer currently embroiled in a high-profile power struggle, confirmed media reports that it purchased Ryder Court in Mayfair from U.K.-based Henderson Global Investors.
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As for the power struggle over leaked images of the Model 3, we've reached out to Tesla and You You Xue, and will update this post if we hear back.
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Why it matters: Russia supports Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro in his power struggle with the U.S.-backed Juan Guaidó, and sent around 100 troops in March to support the embattled president.
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And it's about this dance staying vivid, and staying alive, and staying honest, which is difficult because [when there's] a power struggle you're always manipulating, and you're not honest anymore.
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Mr Magomedov, who owns grain and construction businesses, is associated with Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's prime minister, and the arrest is seen as part of a power struggle within the elite.
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Tuesday, March 28 -- House Russia investigators were supposed to have their second public hearing with Yates -- instead Republicans and Democrats are locked in a power struggle over who will testify.
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Throughout The Favourite, it is with her and the two other women with whom she is locked in a sexual and political power struggle that we are encouraged to empathize.
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He was appointed to lead his presidential transition team after Trump won that race, but he was fired soon afterward in what was seen as a power struggle with Kushner.
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The company has said it would look for a new CEO to be appointed by the end of 13 but investors are speculating about a power struggle behind the scenes.
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But scratch a little bit beneath the surface, and you'll see that the power struggle within Bitcoin, possibly the biggest in its history, is about to reach a climax soon.
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But after a few weeks of good will, a certain frostiness began to set in, largely the result of an inevitable power struggle between the president and the president-elect.
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Kin was based on Windows CE instead of Windows Phone 103, and an odd internal power struggle meant it ultimately failed and was killed off in favor of Windows Phone.
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Hurley's narrator Zan awakes to discover that she's missing many of her memories, and that she's a pawn in a larger power struggle between factions on two of the worlds.
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Crowley's loss will spotlight an overlooked storyline: There are deep fissures among Democrats and a power struggle between the left and the establishment over the future direction of the party.
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"Everything happened with absolute respect for the constitutional order," said Mr. Temer, 75, a career politician who recently emerged victorious from a power struggle that consumed the country's political establishment.
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South Sudan has been ravaged by an on-again, off-again civil war since 2013, centered on a power struggle between President Salva Kiir and the opposition leader, Riek Machar.
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South Sudan, Africa's youngest nation, was first plunged into war in December 2013 when a power struggle between Kiir and his then deputy Riek Machar turned into a military confrontation.
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After his release in 1988, he was dubbed the head of the New England Mafia, and during an ensuing power struggle was once nearly assassinated in front of an IHOP.
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More than ever, the dynamics of this old-fashioned power struggle between labor and capital strongly favor corporations, employers and those whose income derives from stock portfolios rather than paychecks.
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To fill the vacuum, Vincente Carrillo Fuentes was promoted to run his brother's business and soon found himself in a power struggle with Mr. Guzmán, a witness said this week.
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Yanukovych was in the midst of a power struggle with another prominent Ukrainian politician, Yulia V. Tymoshenko, which he decided to solve by jailing her in the fall of 2011.
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Mr. Tosi, a former patron of Mr. Fontana and Mr. Sboarina, lost a power struggle to lead the League to Mr. Salvini and was subsequently kicked out of the party.
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Mr. Rajoy's ouster, which was followed this week by his decision to also step down as his party's leader, could open up a fierce power struggle within his Popular Party.
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Gazans have endured three war with Israel, 12 years of Israeli-led economic sanctions that hamper the movement of people and goods and a protracted power struggle between Palestinian factions.
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The report fueled Shulkin's critics, both within his own agency and outside it, and brought into the open the power struggle over how to best care for the nation's veterans.
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A power struggle between two rival administrations in Libya has allowed Islamic State militants to gain ground there, and hardliners have held up efforts to set up a unity government.
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The incident comes as Guaido is engaged in a power struggle with embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who is facing international pressure to step down amid a mounting humanitarian crisis.
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Italy is the euro zone's third largest economy and last month was embroiled in a power struggle between pro-EU politicians and the anti-euro winners of a March election.
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You see also the power struggle: This is about creating or finding the balance between chaos and beauty — and realizing that something perceived as beautiful is born out of chaos.
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Resolving the power struggle in the south and easing Houthi-Saudi tensions would aid U.N. efforts to restart peace talks to end the war that has killed tens of thousands.
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Though he was fired by Mr. Trump during the 2016 campaign after a bitter power struggle with the campaign chairman, Paul J. Manafort, Mr. Lewandowski remains close to Mr. Trump.
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A power struggle between House Republicans and Senate Democrats could kill what's seen as the last chance Congress has to revise the strict banking rules enacted by former President Obama.
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Instead we've allowed them to use the plight of the Manus refugees, as well as refugee families on the island nation of Nauru, as props in a political power struggle.
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Officials familiar with the dynamic often liken it to a power struggle, though it's Cipollone who has amassed power while several others say Mulvaney's sway on the President has diminished.
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South Sudan's conflict started as a power struggle between the country's political leaders before slipping into a broader feud between the two biggest ethnic groups, the Nuer and the Dinka.
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Mugabe's sacking of his former deputy last month – amid Mnangagwa's power struggle with Mugabe's wife Grace – sparked the political turmoil that eventually prompted the army to step in last week.
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The ruling PAIGC party has been embroiled in a power struggle since last summer, caused partly by the overlapping duties of the president and prime minister in a semi-presidential system.
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A US intelligence analyst said Mansour had been in a power struggle with another commander whose deputy was killed last year in what officials think was a fight with Mansour's faction.
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I mean — this is a year that gave us Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz, and Olivia Colman locked in a death grip power struggle, and whirlwind sexual firestorm, all in one movie!
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Hong Kong-listed shares of China Vanke, which fell to 1-1/2 year lows on Wednesday amid a power struggle between management and major shareholders, rebounded more than 4 percent.
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But with growing mistrust, that could prove increasingly difficult, especially as some on the French side of the group question whether Ghosn's arrest was really just part of the power struggle.
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What will happen once Mr. Putin goes — whether it's in 2024 or later, should he find a way to stretch his reign — is bound to set off a ruthless power struggle.
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Huang Yong Ping, a Conceptual artist and pioneering figure of China's post-Cultural Revolution avant-garde, whose controversial work often depicted the world as a Darwinian power struggle, died on Oct.
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The departure of Ho, who is one of Asia's richest men, once he retires as chairman of SJM on June 12, could spark a power struggle at the company, analysts say.
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Last summer, the increase in female employment in the village had erupted into a raw power struggle, with the conservative male caste leaders demanding that the women resign from their jobs.
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But since quitting as chairman in April 2015 following a power struggle with former CEO Martin Winterkorn, he has become a recluse and unwilling to defend the empire he helped build.
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Five days on from what some hoped would be a decisive moment in Venezuela's power struggle, Nicolás Maduro remains in power and National Assembly President Juan Guaidó remains outside Venezuela's borders.
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As the societal impacts intensify and Venezuela's internal power struggle continues, the country is clearly struggling to restart its grid and meaningfully restore power—a problem exacerbated by its aging infrastructure.
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Sri Lankan officials have also cited a third group as potentially responsible, signaling the lack of unity within a government that underwent a power struggle at the end of last year.
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Mistry said in a statement the manner in which he was replaced as chairman of Global Beverages was "inaccurate and illegal," intensifying the high-profile power struggle at the Tata group.
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For Mohammed bin Salman, the U.S. brings an arms deal worth $350 billion over a decade, while affirming its decades long support as Saudi Arabia's regional power struggle with Iran intensifies.
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Prime Minister David Cameron announced on Friday, the day after the referendum, that he would resign, and a power struggle has begun within the Conservative Party over who will succeed him.
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Piech also turned Audi into one of the main research and development hubs for the 12-brand group, although eventually he lost a separate power struggle, quitting as chairman last year.
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The longer Putin waits to relinquish power, the more volatile this power struggle will be, and the less capable an increasingly aged and enfeebled Putin will be of shaping its outcome.
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Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) has been trying since April to take Tripoli, part of a power struggle in the oil producing nation since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) has been trying since April to take Tripoli, part of a power struggle in the oil producing nation since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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The scandal placed the country of two million people in the middle of a power struggle between Russia and the United States, and fuelled a debate over European money-laundering controls.
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He also debunked a much-quoted anecdote about a supposed power struggle between Rossini and Giovanni Velluti, the castrato singer for whom he wrote the role of Arsace, the Persian prince.
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The Sinaloans, long the world's largest drug gang with a footprint across most of the United States, appear to be facing both an internal power struggle and challenges from upstart rivals.
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But Armando's next encounter with another young man, Elder (Luis Silva), is more complicated and evolves into a diabolical power struggle in which Armando is beaten up, verbally abused and robbed.
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I'm going to go out on a limb and say the answers to these questions should be self-evident, even if settling them will require a power struggle of epic proportions.
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But he became disgruntled over the internal power struggle that broke out in 2015 after the death of the movement's founder, Mullah Muhammad Omar, for whom he was a trusted aide.
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After losing a battle for control over Veon, formerly known as Vimpelcom, in a power struggle with Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman, Telenor decided in 2015 to divest its 33 percent ownership.
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The bigger picture: It's the latest installment in the years-long saga of the power struggle between longtime CBS Chairman Les Moonves and Redstone that's intensified over the past few weeks.
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In all his internal moves, MBS appears to embody the most muscular manifestation of a hidden, decades-long power struggle to determine which line of the royal family will inherit succession.
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As interior minister, Prince Mohammed bin Nayef controlled one of the country's three armed forces, along with the military and the national guard, giving him significant leverage in any power struggle.
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Leon Trotsky, a Russian revolutionary who created the Soviet Red Army, saw himself as Lenin's heir, but when Lenin died, he was outflanked by Stalin in the power struggle that followed.
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Stripped of national security bromides and conspiracy theories, the conflict between Trump and the intelligence community is a power struggle between the presidency and the secret branch of the U.S. government.
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Afghanistan: In the city of Mazar-i-Sharif, a power struggle between President Ashraf Ghani and a regional strongman cast a chill on the normally rollicking celebrations of Persian New Year.
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The developments amounted to a setback for Mr. Ramaphosa, who had confidently told South Africans increasingly weary of the continuing power struggle that Mr. Zuma's future would be finalized on Monday.
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ROME — The Vatican said Saturday that it had reached a provisional deal with the Chinese government to end a decades-old power struggle over the right to appoint bishops in China.
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In July the president, Martín Vizcarra, locked in a power struggle with an opposition-controlled congress, proposed a general election (in which he would not stand) a year early, next April.
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Mr. Wanger, who believes the case against him was brought at the urging of a rival in a corporate power struggle, ultimately settled the case without admitting or denying the allegations.
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While brooking no dissent at home, he charted an independent foreign policy, not taking sides in a power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran, or in a Gulf dispute with Qatar.
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Feature How an internal power struggle, a New York State investigation and accusations of fraud and betrayal on all sides have left the longtime leader of the gun-rights organization reeling.
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His overthrow, however, plunged the country into years of chaos and uncertainty, and set up a power struggle between the military and the Muslim Brotherhood group that he had long outlawed.
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It aims to end the power struggle around Aden and defer the issue of whether the south will secede until after the battle against the Houthi-controlled north has been won.
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The broadside against Priebus and his allies, including White House press secretary Sean Spicer, comes amid ongoing reports of a power struggle between competing spheres of influence within the White House.
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Officials familiar with the dynamic often liken it to a power struggle, though it is Cipollone who has amassed power while several others say Mulvaney's sway on the President has diminished.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The editor-in-chief of German red-top tabloid Bild, Europe's best-selling newspaper, quit on Friday after losing a power struggle with the head of its digital edition.
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It was a Nuer-Dinka power struggle that started the war in 2013, two years after South Sudan became independent from Sudan, and a good part of Bentiu was burned down.
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The scandal placed the country of two million people in the middle of a power struggle between Russia and the United States, and fueled a debate over European money-laundering controls.
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Mr. Erdogan has done much the same in a power struggle with a former Islamist ally, the United States-based preacher Fethullah Gulen, who had played a leading role in education.
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Supporters of long-serving African leaders dismiss parallels with Zimbabwe, where Mugabe's former deputy - sacked during a power struggle with Mugabe's wife - is about to take power with military and public backing.
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Gaza's ruling Hamas movement, shunned in the West for its hostility to Israel and locked in a power struggle with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's secular Fatah party, also condemned the Bahrain conference.
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Vanke is at the centre of high-profile and complex corporate power struggle in which financial conglomerate Baoneng has built up a 25 percent stake as it seeks to oust Vanke management.
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Gaza's ruling Hamas movement, shunned in the West for its hostility to Israel and locked in a power struggle with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's secular Fatah party, also condemned the Bahrain conference.
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Mugabe's health appears to be declining, and questions over who will take the reins after he steps down or dies are laying the foundation for a power struggle among the country's elites.
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BISSAU (Reuters) - The Supreme Court in Guinea-Bissau has upheld the nomination of Prime Minister Baciro Dja, bolstering President Jose Mario Vaz in a power struggle with a rival former prime minister.
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Venus in a power struggle with Pluto will bring up tension—especially around feeling secure—but this combination can go in many ways, bringing up fights, suspicions, jealousy, and/or hot sex.
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Since leaving Apple in the mid-1980s (after a power struggle with Jobs and the Apple board), Sculley's career accomplishments include becoming a founding investor with MetroPCS, advising on the launch Hotwire.
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When Faraday Future asked Evergrande to advance about half of the remaining $1.2 billion, Evergrande ultimately refused, locking the two in a power struggle that left the startup nearly out of money.
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Once the country's biggest department store chain, Debenhams has been hit by a sharp slowdown in sales, high rents and ballooning debt, plus a power struggle with billionaire shareholder Ashley's Sports Direct.
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Pakistan's parliament voted to remain neutral to avoid being pulled into a sectarian regional power struggle, in part because the country shares a border with Iran and has a sizeable Shi'ite minority.
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In fact, the entire movie can be read as a power struggle between him, a craven power-seeker, and Malcolm, an idealistic man who wants to build a good society but fails.
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But because the roles of each official were never clearly defined, Ghani and Abdullah were left in a power struggle following acrimonious runoff elections, which Abdullah alleged were rigged in Ghani's favor.
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The media conglomerate — which in the midst of a brutal power struggle between family members and board members at the top of the company — launched a similar service for Nickelodeon on January.
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Pence was in part the result of an internal power struggle between members of Trump's family and Paul Manafort, a veteran political professional who is running what exists of Trump's political operation.
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Shares of China Vanke Co Ltd dropped 3.5 percent to a four-month low after China's biggest property developer said major shareholders want to oust its chairman as a power struggle escalated.
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The power struggle has created tensions at Uniper, and its chief executive and finance chief, who had both openly opposed Fortum's takeover plan, said in February they would step down in August.
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Bankhaus Metzler analyst Juergen Pieper, who has a "buy" recommendation on the stock, predicted the re-emergence of the power struggle with Piech would cause only limited distraction from VW's operating challenges.
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But the prime minister said he would not moderate his views on Syria, which has been a theater for a regional power struggle between Iran and the Sunni monarchy of Saudi Arabia.
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And behind the scenes, there was reportedly a power struggle between the league's founders and the league's new funder, who had different ideas about how the AAF should work with the NFL.
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Once the country's biggest department store chain, Debenhams had been hit by a sharp slowdown in sales, high rents and ballooning debt, plus an acrimonious power struggle with billionaire Ashley's Sports Direct.
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The chart itself shows the immense power struggle—Saturn on Labour's Jupiter, approaching Uranus and a Pluto opposition—and I would say there is a very great risk of the party dividing.
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And the United Arab Emirates, which backs Saudi Arabia in the region's sectarian power struggle, fears that Iran, with its many tourist attractions, might challenge its position as a regional transport hub.
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They were later found sunk thirty meters deep on the edge of local shipping channels: it's not known whether they were ever used, or just part of some internal corporate power struggle.
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Leon Trotsky, a leader of Russia's Bolshevik revolution who later emerged as a prominent communist theorist, was exiled from the Soviet Union in 1929 after losing a power struggle to Joseph Stalin.
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One result of Mr Ghosn's imprisonment, which he blames on a corporate power-struggle, is that his strategy of chasing sales and hoping that economies of scale would bring profitability is out.
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The move may quell investor concerns about any future power struggle between Liveris and Breen, an executive best known for splitting up U.S. manufacturer Tyco in the wake of an accounting scandal.
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The administration of Michel Temer, Ms. Rousseff's successor — a former ally who emerged victorious in the power struggle to oust her — is doing little to assuage fears that women will be sidelined.
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That case is just the beginning of the legal bills for Viacom, as fights erupt in courtrooms across three states in the fierce power struggle for Mr. Redstone's $40 billion media empire.
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And that it is not the creative demands the fashion industry places on its designers that is creating unrest in the industry, but rather the continuing power struggle between brand and individual.
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The power struggle has sparked a diplomatic row as well, with the United States and at least a dozen other countries saying they'll recognize Guaido, while Russia, China and others back Maduro.
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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 then-prime minister made a thinly veiled countermove in the power struggle by announcing his intention to close down dozens of private prep schools in Turkey, many of which were Gulenist.
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Once seen as the president's successor, he was caught in a power struggle with Mugabe's wife Grace, who is currently viewed as favorite to succeed her husband, despite having little political experience.
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This unleashed a big counternarcotics operation and then a bloody paramilitary power struggle, at the end of which Mr. Giraldo's "resistance front" suffered a hostile takeover by another warlord, Rodrigo Tovar-Pupo.
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The regional elections are a critical point in a growing power struggle between the U.S.-backed central government and regions where al Shabaab militants retain a presence following a long civil war.
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Rouhani is in a constant power struggle with the country's influential hard-liners and has even faced accusations of undermining pillars of the 1979 Islamic revolution, including "hostility towards the United States".
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FIFA had issued a statement saying it would suspend Nigeria at 11 am GMT Monday because of a power struggle over the leadership of the Nigeria National Federation, known as the NFF.
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Mr. Mnangagwa also assumed the presidency and the leadership of ZANU-PF last November after a power struggle with Mr. Mugabe's wife, which was resolved in his favor by a military coup.
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Mr. Maduro and Mr. Guaidó have been locked in a power struggle since Mr. Guaidó proclaimed himself president with support of the United States and about 50 other countries in late January.
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One notably silent voice: the Vatican, which in September reached a provisional deal with the Chinese government to end a decades-old power struggle over the right to appoint bishops in China.
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The growing tide of disgruntled conservative Oregonians is underscored by the recent power struggle Brown faced when House Republicans tried to remove her from office in 2019 following an acrimonious legislative session.
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Morten Harper, a leftist member of the local assembly that governs the area housing the military base, said the Marines' arrival was ensnaring Norway into the United States' "power struggle" with Russia.
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"Maduro is looking unlikely to go without a fight — setting the stage for a prolonged power struggle that will likely lead to sustained production declines if history is any guide," Fitzmaurice said.
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Ea flees the family's locked house and her father's wrath through the washing machine, emerges from a Brussels laundromat and sets about collecting disciples to resolve a power struggle between her parents.
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When his father died in 1964, Mr. Bard took over as manager and began running the hotel with a studied obliviousness until he was forced out in a power struggle in 2007.
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In the score, the struggle with the awesome power of a black hole — "the ultimate power struggle," Ms. Thorvaldsdottir called it — comes through in mounting tension among the strings, percussion and winds.
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Rifaat al-Assad was expelled from Syria in 1984 after a power struggle to determine who would eventually succeed his older brother, President Hafez al-Assad, the father of the current president.
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Some Venezuelans even suspect that he is a plant by the government, used to justify harsher tactics against dissenters and to divert attention from an escalating power struggle among senior government officials.
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Another part of the equation is that Iraq has been weakened by months of violent demonstrations, which have forced the resignation of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, setting off a power struggle.
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ZURICH, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Rival Schmolz+Bickenbach shareholders agreed to terms of a rescue plan on Monday, helping conclude a weeks-long power struggle over control of the money-losing Swiss steelmaker.
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She was impeached in August, and removed from office, the capstone of a power struggle that consumed the nation for months and toppled one of the hemisphere's most powerful political parties. 9.
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In what appears to be a messy shake-up with hints of an internal power struggle nearing an end, Mario Mazzola, Prem Jain, Luca Cafiero and Soni Jiandani are leaving the company.
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But the protests that have spread to dozens of Iranian cities in the past six days were set off by miscalculations in a long-simmering power struggle between hard-liners and reformers.
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Some of the killings were part of a power struggle between gangs earnings millions of dollars a year from stealing crude oil, diesel and gasoline and selling it on a thriving black market.
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Even if Iranian forces or proxies were to blame, the action may not have been ordered by political leaders in Tehran, who are locked in a constant power struggle with the ruling clerics.
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"From the U.S. perspective, the worst case scenario might be an ineffective coup that pitches Turkey into a prolonged power struggle," said Blaize Misztal, the national security director at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Lotte Group created a holding company to simplify its complex ownership structure and enhance the control of its chairman Shin Dong-bin, who has emerged from a power struggle with his elder brother.
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With its closest ally Saudi Arabia, the UAE has been locked in a power struggle with their arch-rival Iran that has played out across the region and taken on a sectarian dimension.
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This is a world where Pokémon aren't enslaved, where their relationships with trainers and average, everyday people is more akin to close friendships between pals than a power struggle between owner and pet.
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It also reflects a new front in the power struggle for regional influence between Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the latter of which was for years the top art market power in Western Asia.
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The United States describes the arrangement as an "oil-for-repression" scheme in which Havana helps socialist Maduro weather an economic crisis and the power struggle with the opposition in exchange for fuel.
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But the split made clear the power struggle is alive and well -- and several sources indicated that members of both camps are now operating as though they have a target on their back.
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Merz led the center-right's parliamentary group from 2000 to 2002 but lost out to Merkel in a power struggle in 2002 and has not held a seat in the Bundestag since 2009.
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DINARD, France (Reuters) - Libya's rival factions must not use its oil installations for political gain, the G7 club of nations warned on Saturday amid an escalation in the North African country's power struggle.
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Venezuela was plunged into a deep power struggle in January when Juan Guaido, the National Assembly's leader, invoked the country's constitution to assume an interim presidency, arguing Maduro's 2018 re-election was illegitimate.
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An end to the rare high-profile power struggle in China could help Vanke regain momentum after losing the title of the nation's No. 1 property developer by sales to Evergrande last year.
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The May 2014 coup was the latest instalment in more than a decade of bitter power struggle that has weakened an economy that was once a shining beacon of progress in Southeast Asia.
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Hariri's shock resignation has thrust Lebanon back into the frontline of a power struggle between Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shi'ite Iran - a rivalry that has wrought upheaval in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Bahrain.
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The move by the LNA, which is allied to a parallel administration based in the east, escalated a power struggle that has splintered the nation since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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That is, the inevitable power struggle between the people who ran the successful campaign and the people who come from outside the campaign who want to set the agenda in the White House.
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Turabi, who hosted al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in the 1990s, was elected speaker of parliament in 1996 and was close to Bashir before a bitter power struggle and split in 1999.
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The Tripoli-based government that preceded the current Western-backed one, and its allied militias known as Libya Dawn, were too preoccupied with a violent power struggle against Haftar to lend much support.
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Wherever Pluto goes, you know there's a power struggle someplace close by—and having logical, flexible Mercury on good terms with Pluto means that it will be easy to make some positive compromises.
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The shock resignation has thrust Lebanon back onto the front line of a power struggle between Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shi'ite Iran - a rivalry that has also buffeted Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Bahrain.
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Scores of people have been arrested in the anti-graft campaign as the security establishment gained influence after Trong defeated Dung in a power struggle for the Communist Party's top position in 2016.
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The two companies, whose relationship has become stressed in the fallout over the arrest of former Renault-Nissan Alliance CEO Carlos Ghosn and subsequent power struggle, share vehicle parts and collaborate on technology.
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The Leave campaign's win is an embarrassment for Prime Minister David Cameron, who campaigned to stay in the EU, and it may set off a power struggle for leadership of his Conservative Party.
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Plagued by scandals, his leftist Workers' Party lost the presidency in August when the Senate impeached Mr. da Silva's handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff, in a power struggle that has consumed the political establishment.
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The ruling Communist Party has taken a tougher stance on corruption since Vietnam's security establishment emerged stronger from a power struggle last year in which ex-Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung lost out.
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This is a powerful time for transformation as you look head-on into your shadow self—or, sneaky, shady energy will flow if you decide to get caught up in a power struggle.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A power struggle within Iraq's Shi'ite Muslim majority has intensified as attempts to form a new government flounder, threatening to turn violent and ruin U.S.-led efforts to defeat Islamic State.
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This shift comes amid a growing awareness in European business and political circles that Europe is not included in the big power struggle — among America, China and Russia — that defines the Trumpian world.
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Mr. Erdogan may prefer not to alienate the kingdom as he struggles to manage a troubled economy and a many-sided power struggle over the outcome of the civil war in neighboring Syria.
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Instead it is seen as a zero-sum power struggle between oppressor and oppressed, and America is not a distinct and special place but just another country where the powerful stomp the vulnerable.
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A similar power struggle in North Carolina, after a Democratic governor won election in 2016, set off a court battle, and the fate of Wisconsin's new laws seems destined for that as well.
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Mr. Mugabe resigned in November, after an internal power struggle, and was replaced by his former vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, who this week pledged to hold "free and fair" elections in five months.
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According to a report on Tuesday by the French radio station RTL, the Koons sculpture has become the object of a power struggle between Paris's Mayor Anne Hidalgo and Culture Minister Françoise Nyssen.
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BERLIN — Tanit Koch, the first female editor in chief of Bild, Germany's best-selling newspaper, said on Friday that she was resigning after an apparent power struggle with another executive at the publication.
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Ms. Petry and Mr. Höcke have been locked in a power struggle for months over how far to the right to position the party, which was originally founded on an anti-euro platform.
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However, that could prompt a snap election or minority government - both unsavory options for the SPD and for the conservatives, who are embroiled in their own power struggle for the post-Merkel era.
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And it is no secret that there was a power struggle at the top of Nissan, that the Japanese executive who would later become Nissan's chief executive, Hiroto Saikawa, wanted Mr. Ghosn out.
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A pre-election crisis arose from a long-running power struggle between Vaz and the ruling party that has led to a carousel of seven prime ministers since he took over in 2014.
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"I would have blocked it," said Bernie Ecclestone, 21974, the major-domo of Formula One until he was pushed out this year in a power struggle with the new ownership of the series.
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He was first hired in 2014 to transform the Indian tech powerhouse, but a power struggle with founder and former CEO Narayana Murthy — a board member and major shareholder — dogged his tenure there.
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Once the country's biggest department store chain, Debenhams has been hit by a sharp slowdown in sales, high rents and ballooning debt, plus a power struggle with former shareholder Mike Ashley's Sports Direct.
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Piech, the carmaker's former chief executive and chairman who spearheaded its global expansion, quit in April 2015 after more than two decades at VW's helm following a power struggle with then-CEO Winterkorn.
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Last year, Greg Jensen, one of Mr. Dalio's longtime lieutenants, who was viewed as his heir apparent, was suddenly stripped of his role as co-chief executive amid reports of a power struggle.
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As in most espionage cases, the details made public so far are incomplete, and some rumors in Moscow suggest that those arrested may be scapegoats in an internal power struggle over the hacking.
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By pursuing sudden, all-or-nothing regime change against Nicolás Maduro and in favor of the opposition leader Juan Guaidó, the United States has turned a regional crisis into a global power struggle.
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McCarthy had taken the Cubs to the 1929 World Series (where they lost to the A's), but he was in the process of losing a power struggle with his second baseman, Rogers Hornsby.
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Fortune, however, reported this week that a power struggle of sorts between Meeker and Mamoon Hamid, who joined recently to reenergize the early-stage side of things, was a larger cause of her exit.
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A power struggle over Nornickel resurfaced earlier this month when billionaire Vladimir Potanin offered to buy Roman Abramovich's stake in the mining group, and a third businessman, Oleg Deripaska, tried to block the deal.
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News of Gordhan's summons this week compounded investors' worries about a power struggle between Zuma and Gordhan as Africa's most industrialized economy teeters near recession and credit rating agencies consider downgrading it to "junk".
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"The U.S.-China power struggle will persist for years, but both economies are now slowing and neither government has the latitude to pursue policies that could threaten to trigger a global recession," they said.
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Jon Alterman, head of the Middle East program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said Saudi Arabia was concerned strategically about Iran, its main rival in a regional power struggle.
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But she settled on a handful of measures that capture the spirit of the piece, which she described as inspired by "the ultimate power struggle" of passing through a black hole into the unknown.
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The polar power struggle between warm- and cold-blooded creatures is one aspect of warming that is also driving many species of fish and other marine life towards the poles or to the depths.
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In any power struggle, he may feel he would still win out with Pogba especially amid media reports that a move to Barcelona is being engineered for Pogba by his "super-agent" Mino Raiola.
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Edappadi Palanisamy won the vote by 121 to 11, which followed a weeks-long power struggle set off by the death of his party leader and former chief minister, filmstar-turned-politician Jayalalithaa Jayaram.
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The alliance drew a line under an eight-month power struggle with the French government in December, with a compromise deal balancing increased state influence at Renault with weakened control over its Japanese affiliate.
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That evidence, first revealed by Nunes two weeks ago, has become the center of its own power struggle in the Russia investigation -- with Democrats accusing the White House of withholding that intelligence from them.
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Rainier was meanwhile engaged in a power struggle with the Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, who between 212 and 19563 reportedly bought 21956,270 shares in the casino through various proxy buyers, a majority share.
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The conflict of interest allegations partly echo criticisms leveled against Ghosn by the previous French government during his 2015 power struggle with then finance minister Emmanuel Macron - who was elected French president last month.
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Thursday's sale appeared likely to achieve breakeven only when dividends are included in the calculation - helping to offset the cost of resale options purchased but left unexercised in 2015, as the power struggle deepened.
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Although the presidential post has been largely ceremonial, the move will strengthen Trong's grip over the country after he emerged on top in a 2016 power struggle against former Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.
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The United States describes the arrangement as an "oil-for-repression" scheme in which Havana helps socialist President Nicolas Maduro weather an economic crisis and power struggle with the opposition in exchange for fuel.
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But if it's this time, where we're all witnessing a crazy power struggle going on and how far people will go to get that power [like in the show], I think that's definitely accurate.
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Its rhetoric has been recycled for today, too: Mr Erdogan frequently frames his ongoing power struggle with Fetullah Gülen, an Islamist cleric, as a battle between the sovereign nation and the enemy forces within.
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From the beginning, the Trump campaign has featured a power struggle between the people who have worked with Trump the longest and the political operatives who were supposed to help him professionalize his candidacy.
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It's only about 10 seconds longer than the longest teaser trailer, but gives up a lot more about the film's plot, which focuses on a power struggle within the highly secretive American wizarding community.
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But others point to press reports that appeared during the final days of VW's future pact negotiations as an example of a more abrasive power struggle, although the source of the leaks remains unclear.
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Iran's success in winning an end to international sanctions in exchange for curbing its disputed nuclear program is expected to intensify a power struggle within an elite split into conservative and moderate-reformist factions.
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His brother, Wheeler, was first nominated to the court by Mr. Cleveland in 1894, but was rejected by the Senate in a power struggle between the president and Senator David Hill of New York.
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In 2002 — in the wake of 9/11 — Congress took a big step in strengthening the president's hand in this power struggle: It pre-authorized President George W. Bush to use force in Iraq.
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The opposition dismisses the probe as a power struggle within government, noting that the industry has been under tight control of the Socialist Party since early in former president Hugo Chavez's 14-year rule.
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The internal power struggle in the Islamic Republic is not just a philosophical argument between reformists and hardliners, but a battle to preserve the dominance of a theocratic establishment with vested interests and privileges.
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The scandal placed the country of two million people in the middle of a power struggle between Russia and the United States and has triggered a debate over stricter money-laundering controls throughout Europe.
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Throughout the long and contentious presidential campaign, they saw themselves on the front lines of the country's power struggle — insulted and antagonized by Donald J. Trump and courted in near-desperation by Hillary Clinton.
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This attempted putsch occurred in the context of entrenched Gulenist influence within Turkey's institutions of state and a yearslong power struggle between Mr. Erdogan and Gulen loyalists, who were once the president's political ally.
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It is seen as part of a power struggle between South African President Jacob Zuma and Pravin whose efforts at the treasury are seen as key to preserving South Africa's investment grade credit rating.
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It's kind of a provocative but innocent photo that to me had in it the power struggle that the sign in your photo alluded to, and the social situation at the time in general.
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On the bus ride over, Gamby engages in a power struggle with a hip, bike-riding history teacher over who gets to give a speech setting ground rules for the kids on the trip.
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The advance is the latest power struggle over the OPEC member's energy assets after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 and ensuing chaos left the North African country splintered into rival armed factions.
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The source added that concerns by the kingdom and Houthi officials about a withdrawal by the group from Yemen's population centers were being addressed by Oman, a neutral party in the regional power struggle.
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The national security strategy document emphasizes a global power struggle, both economic and military, that is reminiscent of Cold War-era attitudes, when power and prosperity were seen as zero-sum games between nations.
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The pope's remarks came one day after the Vatican said it had reached a provisional deal with China to end a decades-old power struggle over the right to appoint bishops in the country.
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After his defense minister resigned last month over the government's handling of the simmering conflict with the Palestinian territory of Gaza, Mr. Netanyahu deftly won a power struggle with some members of his coalition.
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The businessman was grabbed as part of an continuing corruption crackdown by Nguyen Phu Trong, a functionary in the Communist Party who became its general secretary last year after a bruising internal power struggle.
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And he has clashed with top health officials, including with Seema Verma, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, in a power struggle that required the intervention of the White House.
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The bureau, which gained notice last summer when it revealed off-the-books payments to President Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul J. Manafort, has been locked in a power struggle with the Poroshenko administration.
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When that talk turns to branding, though, and voices start to sharpen, a meeting about prestige, publicity and populism evolves into a larger debate about survival — as well as one very civilized power struggle.
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The president, a career centrist politician whose views have turned more conservative, rose to power just a year ago after a bitter power struggle resulting in the impeachment of his leftist predecessor, Dilma Rousseff.
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Labour is engulfed in a bitter internal power struggle between Corbyn's supporters in the grassroots membership and the party's lawmakers, who overwhelmingly rejected his leadership after Britain's vote to leave the EU last month.
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The stakes now are twofold: how the church will address sexual abuse and cover-ups among its ranks, and the power struggle emerging between conservative and progressive factions of the church's United States leadership.
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We start from the proposition that the people of Venezuela should not be the victims of a power struggle between Mr. Maduro and the opposition, nor between the external backers of the two sides.
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Investigators said it was too early to tell whether his killing was the latest twist in a decades-old power struggle inside the Gambino family, an outside attack or even mob-related at all.
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Over the years, I have heard people complain that Leaf's work isn't modern enough in style or subject matter, as if a power struggle between two individuals is no longer of interest to us.
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PARIS/BEIJING (Reuters) - Renault-Nissan executives will attempt this coming week to shield their joint operations from a looming power struggle between the carmakers, following alliance boss Carlos Ghosn's shock arrest over misconduct allegations.
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Speaking to Liberation newspaper, Saudi Minister of State Adel al-Jubeir also said an agreement between the Yemeni government and separatists to end a power struggle in the southern port of Aden agreement was close.
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For more than a century now, American health care has been a fraught marketplace, hosting a power struggle among consumers, providers and regulators that may have escalated over the decades but is otherwise remarkably unchanged.
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The advance is the latest power struggle over the OPEC nation's energy assets, after the 2011 fall of Muammar Gaddafi and the chaos that followed left the North African country splintered into rival armed factions.
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There is a Sophoclean power struggle over the son's cremated remains, pitting the competing claims of mother, lover and country against one another, and probing the place of British military nostalgia in the Brexiteer id.
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Bannon, who left the White House in August after a power struggle and rejoined the Breitbart News Network right-wing website, was a major proponent of Trump's "America First" agenda during the 2016 election campaign.
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It is unclear whether the case could be affected by U.S. sanctions against PDVSA, amid an intense power struggle for control in Venezuela between President Nicolas Maduro and self-declared head of state Juan Guaido.
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Israel is among U.S.-aligned powers that rallied to Guaido after he declared himself Venezuela's leader last month in a power struggle with socialist President Nicolas Maduro, under whom the country has sunk into poverty.
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Later demoted to become Venezuela's representative at the United Nations in New York, Ramirez recently criticized Maduro for not reforming Venezuela's flailing economy, in what insiders say is a power struggle between the two rivals.
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DINARD, France, April 6 (Reuters) - Libya's rival factions must not use its oil installations for political gain, the G7 club of nations warned on Saturday amid an escalation in the North African country's power struggle.
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Mas was ousted as regional leader last year in a power struggle between rival independence factions, but the 60-year-old remains an important figure as head of Convergencia, the ruling Catalonian pro-independence party.
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Labour is locked in a bitter internal power struggle, with Corbyn refusing to stand down despite most of his policy team resigning and Labour lawmakers overwhelmingly backing a vote of no confidence in his leadership.
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Mr Khamenei has won every power struggle he has faced, including with Mr Rohani's predecessors as president, the hardline Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the reformist Muhammad Khatami (whose name he still bans from appearing in print).
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Venezuela was thrust into a deep power struggle in January when Guaido, the leader of the opposition-controlled National Assembly, invoked the constitution to assume an interim presidency, arguing Maduro's 2018 re-election was illegitimate.
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A spokesman for Porsche Autmobil Holding SE, the investment company via which the Porsche and Piech families hold 52.2 percent of voting rights in VW, said there was no power struggle among VW's large shareholders.
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LONDON, Oct 28 (Reuters) - The campaign in Britain for a new Brexit referendum has lurched into fresh crisis after two of the most senior figures in the movement were forced out in a power struggle.
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For the last few years, American technology giants have been embroiled in a power struggle with the United States government over when authorities get to see and use the digital data that the companies collect.
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In the ensuing power struggle, the anti-Iran hawks in the White House, and their allies in the right-wing media, accused their internal rivals of being more loyal to Obama's agenda than to Trump's.
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The Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol, a "Never Trump" Republican and neocon, reveled in the fact that Trump's generals appeared to have won the power struggle over his nationalist advisers, like former chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
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As Eddie hides his doubts (the Meyerists are not kind to apostates) and Sarah is drawn into Cal's power struggle with the sect's higher-ups, the three form a triangle that's both emotional and spiritual.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the new National Assembly's decisions are void unless three banned opposition lawmakers are removed from office, deepening a power struggle over the opposition's new legislative majority.
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Just watch out for moody temperaments as messenger Mercury meets warrior Mars at 12:05 PM. First messenger Mercury, and then warrior Mars, face off with power planet Pluto on Wednesday, indicating a power struggle.
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But my internal power struggle with men has always directly related to how I treated and regarded my body, and so the evolution of my body image has been inextricable from my relationships with men.
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Amid the power struggle, and despite declining health, Graham managed to wrest back control of the company and engineer its sale to Gillette for $47.5 million in 1979 in a deal that restored her royalties.
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But stagnant wages for factory workers and non-managers in the service sector — together they represent 82 percent of the labor force — is mainly the outcome of a long power struggle that workers are losing.
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Last week, Zimbabwe's military commanders placed Mr. Mugabe and his wife under house arrest — the culmination of a power struggle that had pitted Ms. Mugabe and her political allies against Mr. Mnangagwa and the military.
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Juan Guaidó, the 35-year-old opposition leader in Venezuela, has been on the move since he declared himself interim president last week, defying President Nicolas Maduro and thrusting the country into a power struggle.
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Just after state-run Anadolu agency released details of Ocalan's hand-written letter late on Thursday, Erdogan speculated in a television interview that the statement pointed to a "serious power struggle" among senior Kurdish leaders.
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The bitter split between the organizations sparked a recent power struggle between Wayne LaPierre, the N.R.A.'s chief executive, and Oliver North, an Ackerman employee who was ousted as the N.R.A.'s president last month.
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His rivalry with Merkel dates back to a power struggle within the party in 2002, and in October he said her lack of leadership had cast a fog of inaction over the country for years.
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The back-and-forth indicated that Mr. Zelensky, a 41-year-old former comedian, faces a power struggle within Ukraine's elite, despite landslide victories in the presidential election last spring and parliamentary elections last summer.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition took control of Congress for the first time in 16 years on Tuesday in a rowdy session, setting up a power struggle with President Nicolas Maduro amid a worsening economic crisis.
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CPS is at the center of a power struggle between Illinois' Republican Governor Bruce Rauner, who wants to weaken unions and take control of the district, and union-backed Democrats who control the state legislature.
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His rivalry with Merkel dates back to a power struggle within the party in 2002, and in October he said her lack of leadership had cast a fog of inaction over the country for years.
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Thousands of people have been killed since the conflict erupted in December 2013 after a power struggle between Machar, an ethnic Nuer, and President Salva Kiir, his long-time rival from the dominant Dinka group.
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"When we protest too much, it can send the wrong message...and that can be seen as a power struggle," said Deanna Geddes, associate dean for graduate programs at Temple University's Fox School of Business.
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To read Trump correctly, it's probably best to dig up old French deconstructionists like Jean Baudrillard, who treated words not as things that have meanings in themselves but as displays in an oppositional power struggle.
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The campaign moved forward this week with the staff overhaul it began in late June, when it parted ways with former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski after a power struggle with current campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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Trump and the Democrats have become locked in a high-stakes power struggle over the ability of Congress to investigate him, with the president increasingly asserting that his advisers need not respond to lawmakers' requests.
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But it has also allowed the current Communist Party leadership to strengthen its hand under General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong after winning out in a power struggle with former prime minister Nguyen Tan Dung last year.
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With any other state agency, this would be little more than a bureaucratic power struggle involving a relatively obscure official whose work is overseen by a 21-member commission appointed by the governor and legislative leaders.
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Here's why that matters — even if you don't care about Spotify: If the direct listing is successful, then the push-and-pull power struggle between Silicon Valley and Wall Street would shift more toward the former.
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Benedict resigned following a turbulent papacy that included the so-call "Vatileaks" case, in which his butler leaked some of his personal letters and other documents that alleged corruption and a power struggle in the Vatican.
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