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Meanings of internal strife in English

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Usage of internal strife in English
1
We have decided, not without internal strife, to vote in confidence.
The Irish Times
2
But on this very account she has never been free from internal strife.
History of Rationalism Embracing a Survey of the Present State o...
3
Salvation needed internal strife like it needed a hole in the outer wall.
Outpost
4
Take Cambodia, a country plagued by war, genocide and internal strife for several decades.
The Guardian
5
Therefore, the Sisterhood has made allowances and contingency plans for internal strife and tension.
Paul of dune
6
You may have an instant answer, or you may be experiencing some internal strife.
Climbing Magazine
7
He must wonder when the internal strife will ever end.
The Irish Times
8
That's a big risk of the country's current internal strife.
Reuters
9
But can they do it, amid reports of internal strife?
Radio NZ
10
The last year has been the bloodiest period of internal strife in Egypt's modern history.
Reuters
11
There must be internal strife in the rustler gang with which we had associated him.
The Rustlers of Pecos County
12
This internal strife was naturally profitable to the Greeks, who lavishly subsidized the rival factions.
The Balkans: A History of Bulgaria—Serbia—Greece—Rumania—Turkey
13
I can tell you that there has been some internal strife at the agency, and-
Driving Heat
14
And Saxons, profiting by our internal strife and their own position, will reap the benefits.
Nicanor - Teller of Tales : A Story of Roman Britain
15
After years of internal strife, Northern Ireland has taken its rightful place on the tourism stage.
The South African
16
The Lannisters: In the south, they hold most of the power and are riven with internal strife.
Radio NZ
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