internecine

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• The recount has sparked an internecine fight among state Republicans, with the GOP-led Maricopa County Board of Supervisors refusing to assist the effort, saying multiple past reviews have already demonstrated the election was run properly.

• And much of the reported violence is internecine warfare between Christians and Muslims, with atrocities on all sides.

• ISIS has been at the root of the internecine warfare between Syrian rebel groups.

• Democrats are unlikely to face the internecine battles the Republican Party has endured over the last five years.

• She is even-handed in detailing the internecine battles between Insurgents and Regulars for control of the party.

• They blamed the Americans for the internecine struggle that broke out among competing Afghan political parties afterward.

• You have come just in time to save us, most likely, from an internecine strife which might have ruined us all.

• The Kingdom thus distracted by internecine troubles was an easy prey to the conquering Napoleon.

• An internecine conflict between the disputants seemed to be inevitable.

• The portents in 1896 were vastly more dangerous than those of 1860, when peace and internecine war hung in the balance.

• The internecine struggle was that of rival nations and creeds.