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Meanings of disputes in English

Russian
вражда
Portuguese
controvérsia
Spanish
controversia
Catalan
controvèrsia

Friction, disagreement, or discord within a group or between different groups.

вражда
Usage of disputes in English
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Most countries regard Israeli settlements as illegal, a view that Israel disputes.
Reuters
2
Israeli settlements are considered illegal under international law, although Israeli disputes this.
Reuters
3
Nokia's disputes follow several high-profile tax cases involving foreign companies in India.
Reuters
4
However, the number of disputes fell, according to the Central Statistics Office.
The Irish Times
5
The Constitutional Court hears cases regarding election disputes and challenges to laws.
Reuters
6
Palestinians and most countries view the settlements as illegal, which Israel disputes.
Radio NZ
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Some hope that a potential deal may help soothe ongoing territorial disputes.
BBC
8
A new approach to family disputes has been created specifically for Māori.
Radio NZ
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Obviously too we can simply ask Jeremy Roth whether he disputes it.
Blind Man's Alley
10
In the energy market, oil fell amid the escalating U.S. trade disputes.
Reuters
11
The settlements are considered illegal under international law, though Israel disputes this.
BBC
12
They are widely considered illegal under international law, though Israel disputes this.
BBC
13
However, Toninelli said these disputes had no bearing on the TAV analysis.
Reuters
14
Phil Pennington reports on international trade disputes, steel failures and job insecurity.
Radio NZ
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That could bring disputes between countries that benefited and others that suffered.
Reuters
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Question 2: Microsoft isn't always on the receiving end of patent disputes.
Reuters
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