In Benghazi other rows have erupted, partly over sharing the spoils of office.
But the league's players and its team owners are now arguing over how to divvy up the spoils.
But liberal economists in China fret that state-owned Banks and their SOE cronies will carve up the spoils, leaving small and medium private enterprises by the wayside.
His thousand disbanded, he returned to his island home on Caprera, north of Sardinia, with his spoils of war-some coffee and sugar, a bundle of stock-fish and a box of macaroni.
Do the spoils need to be so unevenly split?
To the victor the less of the spoils the better, should nevertheless be the guideline.
Retailers that it has hitherto chaperoned online may now want to set off on their own rather than share the spoils.
The potential spoils are huge.
Prayers were addressed to him before the war and spoils presented at his altar after it.
Captain Gunter probably took the box from the Summer Palace as he saw it as the spoils of war rather than an act of theft.
One falsehood spoils a thousand truths.
The story is,Abraham then gives a tithe, a tenth of the spoils of war to Melchizedek as an offering.
The Geneva Conventions, the first of which was negotiated by European nations in 1864, and a series of meetings that began in The Hague in 1899, also set limits on the victor’s right to claim spoils.
The fact that many workers seem to be excluded from the spoils of globalisation is a big challenge to orthodox economics.
The government seems also not to like foreigners taking the spoils.
Hamas spoils the UN's summer party.
The monies for special care and Pension came from state tax and spoils of war.
I was ill so long after he was born and she looked after him till I really believe she thinks he is her own. She calls him her 'little brown boy' and spoils him shamefully.
The boldness and ambition of the Acropolis was funded by the spoils of war, a war that determined the fate of Greece.
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