1.   Now, the conflict pits the fundamentalist, conservative and cloistered world of Shas against the liberal, loose and often hedonistic world of most Israelis.

2.   The conflicts pit Roman Catholics against Evangelicals, PRI communities against Zapatista sympathizers and brother against brother.

3.   The formal conflict now pits the nationalist Palestinian youths against the soldiers who represent the Israeli occupation, would-be state against state.

4.   The latest conflict pits the survivors against a German university scholar and court witness on Nazi crimes.

5.   These conflicts pit the mostly poor people living atop the oil fields against less-than-democratic national governments allied with state-owned or multinational oil companies.

6.   The conflict pitted the leftist umbrella guerrilla organization known by its initials URNG against a series of U.S.-supported rightist governments that were often dominated by the military.

7.   The civil conflict pits leftist guerrillas against right-wing paramilitary groups and government security forces.

8.   The conflict pitted the Isatabus, indigenous to the main island of Guadalcanal, against immigrants from neighboring Malaita island.

9.   The conflict has mainly pitted two rebel groups from the Hutu majority against the army, dominated by Tutsis.

10.   The conflict has mainly pitted two rebel groups of the Hutu majority against the army, dominated by Tutsis.