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conflict with

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conflict with something
to clash with something. (Does not refer to fighting.) This date conflicts with my doctor's appointment. As far as I can tell, the date you suggest does not conflict with anything.
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There are a number of situations that could put the interest of a director in potential conflict with the duty owed to a company - examples include where a director is a director of another company that is a competitor of the company in question or where the director represents a shareholder of the company.
Yemen and Turkey were again added to the map, both having been included in past Armed Conflicts Reports--Yemen for its 1994 civil war and Turkey for the 1984-2002 phase of the conflict with Kurdish rebels.
quot; When you look at conflict in this manner you will be able to diffuse the negative thoughts in your head that often cause you to lash out at the person that you are having a conflict with, which may end up having lasting consequences and may even lead to the dissolution of the relationship.
 
 
 
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