Both combatants are extremists, prone to violence and heated rhetoric in support of their causes.
Growing underground, it is prone to infestation by the feathery mottle virus and worms.
But research finds that quartets that appreciate their second violinists are less prone to lose them.
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We are prone to view ourselves as fearless explorers in the New Digital World.
That means they're prone to intervene and take positive action when no one else will.
They just wish the residence they call "a work of art" weren't so prone to flooding.
After Mancini, who was prone to the occasional postgame outburst, he seems a logical choice.
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They are prone to errors due to the biases and limited knowledge of the decision makers.
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Yes, OF COURSE what makes us prone to spend is far more complicated than this.
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Semi-fixed systems cannot withstand the assault of integrated capital markets: they are prone to self-fulfilling panics.
They use different strategies, have different strengths, and are prone to different kinds of mistakes.
In rabbits prone to atherosclerosis, one compound reduced plaque deposits by 30% in three months.
Consultants may not fairly evaluate every manager and may be prone to favor certain managers.
His story begins with an abusive father, prone to unpredictable fits of rage and violence.
But we will be operating in a world that is incomplete and prone to failure.
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Borrowers prone to default, he says, may be disproportionately sensitive to changes in interest rates.
Malaysia, for its part, is prone to unprovoked bouts of marine research in the area.
Most of the store closings were along low-lying coastal areas prone to flooding, he said.
Mere peccadilloes a childish electorate is prone to until it grows up and outgrows them.
This Mary is prone to menacing anger and sharp screams, suffering from simmering trauma and guilt.
But this person is sharp, and not usually prone to verbal linkbait, so I dug deeper.
When T-Mobile didn't hit 4G, they ... were more prone to slipping to slower 3G speeds.
Even though the whites were prone to turn on each other, their internecine squabbles proved irrelevant.
But helicopters, historically volatile and prone to cost-cutting demands by governments, may be GKN's weak link.
"The field of financial reporting is prone to error, and it's costly, " explains Linden.
Obama spoke with confidence, optimism and grace, avoiding that peevish self pity he is prone to.
Long-haired breeds such as Maltese and shih tzus are prone to mats, making regular brushing essential.
First, the news media is prone to overhype the news events of the day.
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One downside, however, is that the structure is prone to breakdowns when decisions span multiple functions.
In addition, it makes the baby more prone to diabetes and obesity as he grows up.
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