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Meanings of political bickering in English

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Usage of political bickering in English
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Amid the political bickering among European governments, the crisis claimed yet more lives.
Reuters
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A timely reminder of the human reality beneath the political bickering.
The Guardian
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Many now seem tired of the social turmoil and political bickering that ensued.
Reuters
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Yet its drafting has been marred by political bickering.
Reuters
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That marks the end of a transition marred by protests, political bickering and sometimes bloodshed.
Reuters
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Generals have governed since then but their rule has been punctuated by violence and political bickering.
Reuters
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That would mark the end of a transition marred by protests, political bickering and sometimes bloodshed.
Reuters
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And that was the one element of the story that elevated it above petty political bickering.
Radio NZ
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Some residents felt anger over the political bickering.
Reuters
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The political bickering that led to suspension of emergency International Monetary Fund loans had a similar effect.
Reuters
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But political bickering is hampering these efforts.
Reuters
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Interminable political bickering and the stop-go nature of the peace process disguise important developments that have taken place.
The Irish Times
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That in turn could lead to a government shutdown due to the political bickering between Republicans and Democrats.
Reuters
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As Christchurch struggles to rebuild political bickering has broken out over the future of the city's top official.
Radio NZ
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While President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has earmarked the bill as urgent, political bickering is holding up its passage.
Reuters
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Policy paralysis and political bickering has drained some of the optimism that greeted Mubarak's ousting in February 2011.
Reuters
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