dissension

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• The internal dissension grew so heated that two employees who complained were granted paid leave — to consider whether they want to stay, the organization said — and a third is considering resigning over it.

• The tone of the dissension is that somehow the Buckeyes strategized this way, that they voluntarily shrank their schedule or dodged opponents.

• Ford emphasized that dissension and anger at the Assad family is reaching a tipping point among the Alawi.

• Twitter messages show there was some internal dissension among Anonymous hackers as to whether they had the correct name.

• But aging stars, a dismal season, and dissension in the front office are dragging the franchise down.

• Plus, fights and dissension are always a good sign that something fun will happen during the show.

• Dissension soon arose in the family propos of young Baudelaire's desire for a literary career.

• He told us himself that, in this time of public dissension, he was resolved to make his fortune.

• George therefore started on his work of sowing dissension between them with something in his favour.

• The Roman sky was overshadowed with clouds both of foreign invasion and internal dissension.

• The only chance of dissension is about the 'partition of the spoil.'