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Turkey had a longstanding conflict with insurgents among its own Kurdish minority, who often took refuge in Iraq.

I support this position and hope that a peaceful solution to this longstanding conflict can be reached.

"Orthodox psychiatric opinion has generally viewed conversion to deviant groups as a function of longstanding conflicts within individuals," he said in a 1982 interview.

If both sides do not commit to these talks in earnest, then the longstanding conflict will only continue to fester and consume another generation.

There was longstanding conflict between the chateau and the priory.

The group also said that Safeway's board had longstanding conflicts of interest that blinded it to company mismanagement.

The presidency and the Commission urged the two principal parties to continue to work together in support of a negotiated political solution to the longstanding conflict.

In this situation, it really is an extension of a longstanding conflict with authority.

One longstanding conflict between his aunt and his aunt's mother-in-law, he recalled, concerned the younger woman's decision to work after having had children.

A number of longstanding regional conflicts are coming to an end.

The long-running conflict has changed dramatically in the last few years.

The death of Bukr initiated a long-running conflict over the succession.

These were early skirmishes in a long-running conflict.

Fighting in the long-running conflict continued through Ramadan last year.

He had a long-running conflict with the rabbis.

Roxy's love for Superboy would turn out to be a long-running conflict.

A 16-year-old Bronx boy was shot in the head last night over what friends said was a long-running conflict with youths from another block.

They opened the way for tentative steps that could address the roots of their long-running conflict over Kashmir.

They were the latest casualties in a long-running conflict in this lush jungle region.

Some of the failure can be traced to the long-running conflict between civilian politicians and the Army.