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partisan conflict

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The Bank was a focal point of partisan conflict, and was finally eliminated by President Andrew Jackson.
After listening to reports on the developments in Mauritania, the escalating violence in Somalia and other developments in the Arab world, the council affirmed that the best method to iron out differences would be by making reconciliation that puts national interests before partisan conflicts and ideological affiliations," Madani said.
As Train's career advances from a youthful president of the Conservation Foundation to undersecretary of the interior to head of the Council on Environmental Quality to EPA administrator, many of his successes nonetheless foreshadow coming partisan conflicts.
 
 
 
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