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Значения термина acrimonious dispute на английском

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Использование термина acrimonious dispute на английском
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The result of the election became the subject of acrimonious dispute.
A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents. Volu...
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The homeowners' actions have triggered an acrimonious dispute with neighbours and the authorities.
BBC
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One evening, as uncle and nephew dined, there had been an acrimonious dispute.
The Apartment Next Door
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The Garda force itself, meanwhile, is riven by the acrimonious dispute among the representative bodies.
The Irish Times
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But after opening with a power failure, the meeting ended prematurely with an acrimonious dispute.
The Guardian
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This delicious sylvan retreat does not lend itself to acrimonious dispute, or, in plain English, quarreling.
In the Midst of Alarms
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The acrimonious dispute between Alex Ferguson and John Magnier over record-breaking stallion Rock Of Gibraltar is nearing its conclusion.
The Irish Times
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As he came in, they broke off what had evidently been an acrimonious dispute and gave him their undivided attention.
Murder in the Gunroom
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It is the latest twist in a bitter and acrimonious dispute between Vincent Tan, Cardiff's Malaysian owner, and Mackay and Moody.
The Guardian
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National is moving early to stamp its mark on the health portfolio as Tony Ryall steps in to sort this acrimonious dispute.
Radio NZ
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But the initiative degenerated into a confused and acrimonious dispute between left and right, secular France and religious France, Parisian and rural society.
The Irish Times
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The Bank of England has fired shots at the European Commission in an increasingly acrimonious dispute over preparations by the financial sector for Brexit.
The Irish Times
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The agency is currently embroiled in an acrimonious dispute with the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) over glyphosate, an ingredient of widely-used pesticides.
Reuters
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Cable firm NTL resolved an acrimonious dispute with the telecoms regulator yesterday by agreeing to offer digital television to all its customers by June 2003.
The Irish Times
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The Bank of England has fired shots at the European Commission in an increasingly acrimonious dispute over preparations by the financial sector for Br(...)
The Irish Times
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Some journalists, celebrity sympathisers and fellow advocates for freedom of speech have distanced themselves from him after acrimonious disputes.
Reuters
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