1.   Beyond the potential for armed conflict looms a seemingly inevitable economic clash.

2.   Like other settlers, Mrs. Cohen spoke darkly of an inevitable clash.

3.   That sets up what may be an inevitable clash between security and commerce, however.

4.   The country rejects the idea of handing out tourist visas to all comers, fearful of the inevitable clashes with its conservative ways.

5.   The inevitable clash of cultures here the past week has been sometimes confusing, other times comical, never confrontational.

6.   The inevitable clash of political priorities translates into chaotic last-minute maneuvering, partisan grandstanding and dire threats of disaster.

7.   The inevitable clash over budget cuts does not bode well for other significant bills.

8.   Then there has been an inevitable clash of cultures, of Africa and Europe, of ancient rites and modern sensibilities.

9.   Pinero said duty on Vieques is unpopular because of the inevitable clashes.

10.   After the attacks, too many people spoke about an inevitable clash of civilizations, between the West and Islam.