It doesn't even have real prunes. Doesn't even keep you regular.

Populism was pitted against the financiers, and populism won.

This pitted him against Richard, who was supported by Gregory VII.

And, unlike most countries, especially in Latin America and Asia, the US system ruthlessly prunes weak corporate leadership.

No , indeed ! They shall deny their service , and they shall be against them pitted .

No , indeed ! They shall deny their service , and they shall be against them pitted .

And when those excess vessels are no longer needed, the body prunes them back to baseline using naturally occurring inhibitors of angiogenesis.

Every branch in me that doesn't bear fruit, he takes away. Every branch that bears fruit, he prunes, that it may bear more fruit.

The debate goes back to the early days of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt s New Deal, which pitted trust busters against regulators.

This occupation, however, pitted the Spanish white elite against the iron fisted Haitian administration, and stimulated the emigration of many white wealthy families.

The government pitted the conflict as a Shia population trying to wrestle power from a Sunni leadership, a storyline often echoed in international media.

A country torn by sectarian violence beginning in 1975, Lebanon pitted an even more complex array of contestants against each other than Iraq does today.

Jobs favored the former approach but pitted the Macintosh and iPod teams, led by Forstall and Tony Fadell, respectively, against each other in an internal competition.

Bo Xilai is seen as a representative of the leftist wing of the party (which means conservative in China) that is pitted against reformists represented by Wen Jiabao.

During the 2004 Asia Nations Cup final, which pitted China against Japan, Chinese supporters wore 1930 s style Japanese military uniforms to express their hostility to the Japanese team.

The power struggle pitted the forces of Hosni Mubarak s regime against the people, including women, who were on the streets and in the squares demanding freedom, dignity, and social justice.

The same kind of unrest, in which the countryside is pitted against the town, with both sides demanding more rights, could undermine the political order in China and other big emerging market economies.

They were brutally suppressed, but the sanctions nonetheless provoked an internal battle within Qadaffi s coterie that pitted hard liners committed to the anti Western crusade against pragmatists who promoted integration into the global economy.

Jobs favored the former approach but pitted the Macintosh and iPod teams, led by Scott Forstall and Tony Fadell, respectively, against each other in an internal competition, with Forstall winning by creating the iPhone OS.

After all, as fans of the Wehdat refugee camp football club know, our Palestinian identity, and the fact that we are naturalised and not native Jordanians, is always used against us, and constantly pitted against an incomplete, exclusionary version of Jordanian identity.

What started as a revolution in the eighteenth century meaning of the term is becoming a reproduction of the religious wars that ravaged Europe from 1524 to 1648, pitting Catholics and Protestants against each other in the same way that Sunnis and Shia are pitted against each other today.

The doctrinal battle pitted the proponents of permissibility, who thought that a reservation could be intrinsically invalid by being contrary to the object and purpose of the treaty, against the advocates of opposability, for whom the reservations regime was governed in its entirety by the reactions of other States.