Examples of using Clashing in English and their translations into Slovak
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in large part to avoid clashing with the European club season.
line up in two opposing rows, clashing sticks with each other.
let dialogues of clashing relationships unfold during a journey around the world.
there has been constant clashing between the two sects of Islam.
Pathologic remains a game about three ideologies and worldviews clashing;
In July 2017, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham consolidated its forces in the Idlib province after clashing with other armed actors.
scare kids with clashing bells and chains.
On the magical lands of the virtual world there are three races that are clashing with each other, are still a common goal- the destruction of the dragon,
The left-wing“Antifa” movement is rising in prominence after clashing with white supremacists in Charlottesville, Va.,
But when there will be no more clashing- we shall agree,"Central point is Kṛṣṇa"- that is oneness, not that we lose our individuality.
And if this is found clashing with that other statement which shows the animal later than man,
often clashing with each other, are pre-eminently occult works, hence used purposely as blinds.
These clashing claims of Beijing
the tuna industry and between clashing scientists for the FDA
Anavar evaluations online and while there are numerous strong Anavar reviews to review you will also discover a great deal of clashing viewpoints.
from post-modern culture and Christianity, not clashing, but colliding with something as ancient
Northern Ireland, reached an agreement with Muslim groups to reschedule crucial exams during the next three years to avoid clashing with Ramadan, when observant Muslim pupils would be expected to fast.
unemployment rises to dizzying heights and protestors clashing with authorities from Madrid to Athens, all while EU leaders have appeared paralysed in dealing with the debt crisis.
Gore was initially hesitant to be Bill Clinton's running mate for the 1992 United States presidential election, but after clashing with the George H. W. Bush administration over global warming issues,
Clashing economic interests.