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Meanings of conflicts in English
Friction, disagreement, or discord within a group or between different groups.
Usage of conflicts in English
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With every new deal, however, there would be additional questions about conflicts.
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Cluster bombs should be banned in international conflicts, the Government warned today.
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However, as good as it sounded there were a few possible conflicts.
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However, differences in business focus and potential cultural conflicts could be deterrents.
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Even so: at points of crisis, the tensions and conflicts invariably surfaced.
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Seven of the state policies did not even mention conflicts of interest.
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Carbon market investors say the prospect of returns will help disentangle conflicts.
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And the best way is to deal directly with these potential conflicts.
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That can lead to civilian deaths and injuries long after conflicts end.
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In other cases, conflicts could be addressed through clear disclosures for investors.
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If you do, you risk primary key conflicts and duplicate data issues.
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Its conflicts often draw in South Africa, whose central mountains encircle it.
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And I agree to a point, I am aware of the conflicts.
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In each case, minority investors can't do much about the potential conflicts.
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Neither does the president, Sanchez said, denying there were conflicts of interest.
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I was simply trying to avoid any allegations of conflicts of interest.
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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