1.   This was not new -- the Dominican John Bromyard in his Summa Predicantium of the fourteenth century had spoken of the mutual hostility of northerners and southerners.

2.   Both countries proposed a number of more modest measures to reduce their mutual hostility.

3.   After decades of mutual hostility, they tend to see employers as rich, white beneficiaries of apartheid.

4.   But another result may be a kind of mutual hostility between some taxpayers and the IRS.

5.   Despite the mutual hostility, Piazza and Martinez both said they did not have previous problems with each other.

6.   In the environment of mutual hostility, the tour groups to the North had been a rare example of cooperation.

7.   One potential problem that was averted was the issue of trust since Moscow and Washington have a long history of mutual hostility.

8.   Still, until recently the relationship between Protestant missionaries and the local Catholic hierarchy was largely one of mutual hostility and suspicion.

9.   The nationalities lived in a state of mutual hostility and sporadic fighting until Nazi Germany and fascist Italy invaded during World War II, brutally suppressing the Serbs.

10.   The republics, united after World War I as the independent Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, had co-existed in a state of mutual hostility almost from the beginning.