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Then sectarian violence rocked the country and tourism all but vanished.

Harmony is not possible at present on that ground—on any sectarian ground.

They were as subject to deception and trickery, and as full of political and sectarian rancor as partisans in these times.

As outside Socialists often declared, it was evident that the blood of a dictator flowed in that sectarian's veins.

The evils attendant upon subsidizing any form of sectarian institution, whatever its social services, are too great to be ignored.

In order to make progress toward this goal, the Iraqi government must stop the sectarian violence in its capital.

But it is probably also true that they are not sectarian in the same sense as the worshippers of Kṛishṇa.

A sectarian or partisan household cannot be a genuinely neighborly household.

Those who are habituated to the rigid framework of sectarian creeds will find such a religion as this too indefinite and elastic.

Seeing this possibility all too clearly, the sectarian bodies remain quiescent.