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1. Years of infighting among the leaders have destroyed the party.

2. I gather a lot of political infighting went on before he got the top job.

3. Would they be as interesting as infighting and name-calling?

4. This had provoked Democratic infighting in the Senate.

5. The political in-fighting further weakened the already fragile euro.

6. The actions raised fears of a renewal of the nationalist infighting that killed 12 people last year.

7. The bargaining processes within the Defence commodity market are often described in the media and in Parliament as vicious inter-Service infighting.

8. Few disciples followed him, his purist rigour being unsuited to compromise or the political infighting which wracked the sectarian Left.

9. Serious in-fighting ruined the Conservatives' chances of winning the election.

10. Exhausted by infighting, humiliated by his foes, he seemed on the verge of losing his struggle with parliament.

11. Large chunks of M16 fell to it, and the infighting between departments grew distinctly worse.

12. Despite the policy agreements, the infighting over the succession to both Mitterrand and Mauroy had not at that point been resolved.

13. On the right, victory seems so close that there has already been infighting over future seats in parliament and ministerial portfolios.

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14. Cross-border operations, kidnapping involving loyalists hired for the purpose, the role of the SAS and infighting between the security services.

15. And they could be a more powerful and intrusive problem than any you encountered in the corporate infighting of your previous job.

16. This in-fighting can be very detrimental to SOA.

17. But the plan is plagued by bureaucratic in-fighting.

18. At many, stress and in-fighting are on the rise because of the threat of job cuts.

19. Just as remarkably, given bitter in-fighting within the DPP, Mr Su and the two other candidates withdrew gracefully from the race.

20. With their own party riven by in-fighting, the Kirchners lost control of congress in mid-term elections last month.

21. But Metallica are more interested in playing for people than telling tales of in-fighting between these two giants of bad-boy rock.

22. His father, Philip of Macedon, was the first to unite Greece's fiercely independent city-states after a century of bitter in-fighting.

23. Processional races and the abject lack of competition for the 36 - year - old Schumacher and his reluctant understudy Rubens Barrichello sparked a winter of bitter in-fighting .

24. Let us pray for unity, vitality,[Sentencedict.com] and protection from vicious attacks of cults and in-fighting for the Henan churches .

25. And most of all, the recent international financial collaboration is fraught with in-fighting and complexity.

26. A far-right group in the European Parliament in 2007 broke up after ten months of in-fighting (Romanian members objected to being called "gypsies" by Italians).

27. Jimmy Carter's transition team prepared well before the 1976 election. But that did not stop in-fighting among White House aides or conflicts among congressional Democrats early in his administration.

28. The first 83 minutes, James dispose of the ball in-fighting , Fernandez into the replacement of Buddhism.

29. A subset of the letters, revealed for the first time, offer insight into the in-fighting behind the ground-breaking DNA research.

30. You expect this at Bayern where there's so much politics and in-fighting .