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Meanings of ongoing feud in English

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Usage of ongoing feud in English
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We've traced back their ongoing feud to find out where it all started.
News.com.au
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But my ongoing feud with Ambrose added to my reputation more than anything else.
The Name of the Wind
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The incidents appeared to be caused by an ongoing feud between two parties, police said.
Radio NZ
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The attack was seen as the latest phase of the bitter ongoing feud between rival factions.
The Irish Times
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Gardaí believe the shooting was a murder attempt linked to the ongoing feud between criminal factions.
The Irish Times
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Friday's letter is the latest twist in an ongoing feud between IARC and two congressional committees.
Reuters
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Lastly, there was my ongoing feud with Ambrose.
The Name of the Wind
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And who can forget his ongoing feud with that grumpy old lady who lives next door?
News.com.au
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Viewed in the context of Mr Trump's ongoing feud with these congresswomen, however, it makes perfect sense.
BBC
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It was an ongoing feud that had started when Stranded gangs committed their own atrocities in Gorasni villages.
Coalition's End
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Actress Megan Mullally has seemingly opened up about her ongoing feud with co-star Debra Messing in a podcast.
News.com.au
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Cattrall has been in an ongoing feud with her co-stars -specifically Sarah Jessica Parker -for awhile.
News.com.au
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Most surprisingly was the ongoing feud between Shatner and the actor who portrayed his on-screen best friend, Leonard Nimoy.
News.com.au
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There's an ongoing feud between China and the US and it could have a massive impact on the world.
News.com.au
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Gardaí say they believe the shooting is not linked to the ongoing feud on the north side of the city.
The Irish Times
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He had information that weapons, including guns, were to be used in the ongoing feud over supremacy between the two families.
The Irish Times
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Ongoing feud across language varieties
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