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But today's crisis shows up more than just the traditional problems of a faction-ridden society.
Fire in the Caucasus 2009
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The process, begun in revolutionary optimism, had devolved into a strained, faction-ridden slog.
Emancipation Michael Goldfarb 2009
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In faction-ridden Burma, where years of war have drained villages of men, joining a rebel movement or getting drafted into a clique's army has become a way of life for boys.
Boy Soldiers 2008
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He flip-flopped on a tax proposal that would have paid for a variety of international programs, botched the handling of a controversial measure that would have allowed Tokyo to send troops on U.N. peacekeeping missions abroad and shelved a plan aimed at reforming Japan's faction-ridden political system.
Who's In Charge? 2008
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But it didn't take long before so-called Justus Township turned into the camp from hell-a bored, faction-ridden collective that couldn't agree on much, least of all how to get what it wanted in exchange for getting out.
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I've also heard that the Guardian Council is both faction-ridden and corrupt.
Daniel W. Drezner: What I Learned at the Nonproliferation Conference 2008
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He was a man of high repute throughout the whole of Thessaly, while in his native city he was regarded as so true a gentleman that the faction-ridden
Hellenica 2007
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The young Henry—and perhaps even more his advisers—appreciated the convenient sovereign appeal of St. George and the potential of the Garter to unite the faction-ridden nobles around the throne.
The Dragon’s Trail Joanna Pitman 2006
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The young Henry—and perhaps even more his advisers—appreciated the convenient sovereign appeal of St. George and the potential of the Garter to unite the faction-ridden nobles around the throne.
The Dragon’s Trail Joanna Pitman 2006
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The young Henry—and perhaps even more his advisers—appreciated the convenient sovereign appeal of St. George and the potential of the Garter to unite the faction-ridden nobles around the throne.
The Dragon’s Trail Joanna Pitman 2006
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