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Meanings of sectarian conflict in English

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Usage of sectarian conflict in English
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There are concerns that this sectarian conflict will spread across the region.
BBC
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Iraq has suffered decades of war, sanctions and sectarian conflict, including two US-led invasions.
Radio NZ
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The children dutifully recited poems praising him as their rescuer from Iraq's sectarian conflict.
Reuters
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It has now become a sectarian conflict that analysts say could destabilize neighboring states.
Reuters
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But it shut again late the following year as Iraq spiraled into sectarian conflict.
Reuters
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Iraq has suffered decades of war, sanctions and sectarian conflict, including the U.S.-led invasion of 2003.
Reuters
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But after 30 years of bitter sectarian conflict, Northern Ireland is also a deeply divided society.
The Irish Times
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Recent attacks, such as Saturday's bomb by a Syriac church, point to an increasingly sectarian conflict.
Reuters
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He said he thought leaders should not talk "in ways that sharpen sectarian conflict".
The Irish Times
10
As a result, they turned against al Qaeda helped and reverse the tide of sectarian conflict.
Reuters
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The sectarian conflict is reflected in the struggle for leadership of the insurgency in neighbouring Syria.
BBC
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But like sectarian conflict, Saudi actions threaten a conflagration that can spin out of everyone's control.
Reuters
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The vote was meant to help the country moved on from years of coups and sectarian conflict.
Reuters
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Increased attacks in Iraq in recent weeks have raised fears of a return to full-blown sectarian conflict.
The Irish Times
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Obama recognizes that there is the danger of a full-blown regional sectarian conflict in the Middle East.
Reuters
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Amidst a wider war, Syria may deteriorate further into sectarian conflict, and entrench Russia's dominant external role.
Reuters
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