Corrine and Taylor once again hijacked the spotlight by bickering and bickering and bickering some more.
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We&aposre bickering over trade which is essentially like bickering over chores or responsibilities or commitment among a family.
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You know those bickering matches you start drunk and five minutes later you can't even remember what you're bickering about so you just decide to make up?
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When you're two brothers playing in a successful rock band, bickering comes with the territory, but for former Oasis members Liam and Noel Gallagher, their bickering landed them in court.
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"We both enjoyed the bantering, bickering and needling," he wrote.
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What these two groups are essentially bickering over is time.
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The Emiratis are beginning to tire of their bickering wards.
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The bickering ended with Ms Williams being docked several points.
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"They were bickering and arguing all morning," the insider says.
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What was a dysfunctional, bickering relationship is now a divorce.
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You can see it in the constant bickering between two
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And she was just bickering about his inauguration crowd sizes.
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In a season of partisan bickering, nothing is off limits.
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Too much Aaron and Emily bickering in White House rooms.
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Silly brotherly bickering that carried into the Amiga days, too.
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Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Leo Tolstoy were bickering again.
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And was your last vacation full of stress and bickering?
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But political bickering is not the answer, our columnist says.
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Almost immediately, bickering and ill will descended on the activists.
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"Too much bickering will wear down any relationship," Sussman said.
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"I get tired of hearing all that bickering," she said.
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So, this other stuff is just bickering amongst a family, right?
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But the bickering has since sent them in the other direction.
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" He added, "I don't see why everyone is bickering about it.
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I will miss bickering about plot points and reading fan theories.
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There's always been partisan bickering, and even partisan fighting, in America.
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The net result, hopefully, is higher value comments and less bickering.
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The archbishop criticized the bickering at the top levels of government.
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They start bickering about it right there on the street corner.
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The bickering does not help the cause of a unified Somalia.
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You don't typically find philosophical bickering at an FDA public meeting.
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It felt like the bickering of every couple I've ever known.
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If you've been bickering with your roommates, things will chill out.
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Bickering between politicians has left the presidency vacant for 18 months.
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They couldn't communicate if it wasn't for their fighting and bickering.
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The national conversation today focuses on partisanship, bickering and talking heads.
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Still, their chemistry -- while playfully arguing and bickering -- was always palpable.
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All that and a lot of bickering and tweets about calzones.
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It's just two hours of the world's most irritating couple bickering.
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I think there are plenty of things we're already bickering over.
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That said, we are world class when it comes to bickering.
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Don't stoop to dirty tactics, petty bickering, and ugly name calling.
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The two areas are like siblings; competitive, bickering, supportive, loving siblings.
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They said the bickering was just too inside-baseball for them.
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There's no drama, there's no bickering, there's nothing cliquey going on.
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Absent that vision, the parties fell into bickering over smaller issues.
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"It doesn't do anything good," Matsumoto said of the lawyers' bickering.
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With each man leading his own party, the bickering became public.
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Neither Romney's nor Trump's positions are enhanced by media-induced bickering.
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If only one partner is exhausted, the bickering isn't as bad.
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That fuels Schultz's call for politics with less bickering and divisiveness.
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For some, the bickering threatens to obscure more deeply rooted concerns.
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Some women, put off by all the bickering, decided not to attend.
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It's the bickering force that pushes you to confront your deepest fears.
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It was constant bickering, but always with a smile on their face.
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" But he added, "I don't see why everyone is bickering about it.
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It could also strain the bickering coalition and prompt a government collapse.
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It had plenty of insults, bickering, private parts and bad spray tans.
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But that's just the usual partisan bickering that defies facts and logic.
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Instead, Congress is bickering over the program meant to be his deliverance.
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I turn around, and behind me an American hipster couple is bickering.
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After hours of bickering, Ogata was thrown out for refusing to apologize.
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No more bickering, no more partisanship, no more criticism or finger-pointing.
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Randall and Kevin have been bickering for the past year or two.
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Impeachable offenses are those The bickering over collusion "crimes" misses the point.
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"Now is not the time for government gridlock or bickering," he said.
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But none of the hot takes provided hot answers; the bickering continued.
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As ever, the warlords and oligarchs who run Lebanon are busy bickering.
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Reporters overheard the two of them bickering over American policy in Iraq.
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Or do they ever feel stressful, rushed, boring or full of bickering?
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"We should end this petty bickering immediately," the trio said in a statement.
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And she drew huge cheers when she dismissed a bickering Biden, Vermont Sen.
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But the entire time, Murkowski seemed to be looking past the partisan bickering.
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In any case, the bickering has mainly weakened Mr Sobotka and Mr Zeman.
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And carriers are already bickering over which network the S8 runs fastest on.
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Ms Adese, the associate professor, agrees, but says racial bickering misses the point.
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Reallocating profits or transferring outsize ownership stakes to other partners risks internal bickering.
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The men sat in one room, chain-smoking and bickering amongst each other.
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In theory the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) should benefit from this bickering.
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Fans still wonder if they'll end up bickering on the red carpet anyway.
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Even the bickering between Bow and Ruby over Bow's parenting skills is uninspiring.
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Raucous bickering wafts in from off-screen; Katherine's three daughters are still awake.
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After fierce bickering behind the scenes, no joint communiqué was issued—a first.
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In the neglected region of Kasserine, the official bickering appears out of touch.
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Murphy and Monty go to retrieve the oxygen generator, bickering along the way.
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Shall we continue with the mutual accusations, partisan bickering, and self canceling rhetoric?
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This is the reason partisan bickering is said to end at the shoreline.
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To let it fall prey to partisan bickering would harm our national security.
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All of the inter-party bickering probably explains why we don't remember Hayes.
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Tonight, the Kardashian ladies are pretty much constantly bickering and it's all entertaining.
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Independent voters (those not aligned with either party) lament the relentless partisan bickering.
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Adam Levine and Blake Shelton are back for more bickering in Season 14.
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ALBANY — After weeks of intraparty bickering, the New York State Legislature and Gov.
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First, that this nation was born bickering; disputation is in the national genome.
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" She added that "now isn't the time for partisan bickering — we need solutions.
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The marchers find the political bickering and the superficial formalities there too much.
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Friday was the culmination of a weekslong slog of bickering and unflattering headlines.
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Many Israelis would like Netanyahu and Gantz to unite, to end the bickering.
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Once, we took her dog to the beach and we started bickering there.
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Bickering between Trump and members of the Senate GOP conference was also common.
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This verdict will not end the partisan bickering over the Russia investigation's origins.
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Though their bickering is sometimes very entertaining, it's also boring at this point.
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And as Sanford noted Wednesday, the bickering has created a GOP identity crisis.
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Despite the bickering, Melissa says she and Teresa are "in a good place" now.
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The people of CA – folks in Paradise – should not be victims to partisan bickering.
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That's why Congress is so critical: It could put an end to the bickering.
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For all their bickering they always seem to ban together when it counts. #Squadgoals.
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Instead, the Americans have been bickering over the language in a proposed joint statement.
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Mr Bolsonaro's government has got off to a slow start, with much internal bickering.
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Messrs May and Taylor have not nostalgically glossed over the bickering among the quartet.
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This week, we're looking at the best flirting, bickering, threatening and subtext-filled bantering.
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Infighting and bickering over responsibility, and power struggles, were a distraction during the campaign.
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Rodgers and Fletcher are ready to just be a normal couple, cute bickering included.
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On Friday, the couple allegedly started bickering after he refused to crack her back.
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He would stop by the production room and watch the group dithering and bickering.
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So Shawn asks them to quit the Real Housewives bickering and go talk outside.
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But constant bickering among small parties also means that they divide the opposition vote.
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Others called Epiphanius a compromise choice likely to forestall bickering among the church elders.
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He tried to frame the backlash to The Associated Press report as partisan bickering.
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But, above all, the U.S. should stop its self-destructive and paralyzing partisan bickering.
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His long, ugly confirmation fight is over, but the partisan bickering over it continues.
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The agreement would then fall hostage to partisan bickering, with no guarantees of approval.
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The people of CA -- folks in Paradise -- should not be victims to partisan bickering.
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Benioff told Recode he was "grateful" for the public bickering with the Twitter CEO.
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Even with all the steady bickering that we do, we are a good solid couple.
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They keep their bickering between themselves in private moments where no one else can hear.
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The bickering about what has gone wrong and who is to blame has become deafening.
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As the backtracking and bickering over sanctions on Russia illustrate, they are divided and weak.
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And, despite the coalition's inevitable bickering, that restoration has a good chance of working out.
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Tension arises, however, when Sandi and Aunt Bev start immediately bickering about who gets what.
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Lauren Ash and Mark McKinney (Kids in the Hall) preside as Superstore's resident bickering opposites.
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I know that, despite all the bickering, Americans across ideological lines share a common ideal.
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But the whole time they're bickering it's hard to not just stare at Mama June.
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SOON after Donald Trump announced his candidacy, the usually bickering American pundits scoffed in unison.
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Health care is far too critical to let it get caught up in partisan bickering.
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The high drama of housewives bickering about who said what over a bottle of wine.
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That bickering ended up helping Mr. Rajapaksa, who had never stopped mobilizing in the wings.
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And their bickering wives (Shirley Henderson and Nina Arianda) say what their husbands dare not.
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Bickering, babka muffins, house hunting, confiding, gin and tonics, a jog in Central Park, judgment.
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In her words Reflections on a night of bickering, one-line zingers and occasional solidarity.
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But money is running out and the bickering Congress can't agree how to fix it.
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Icahn said that he resigned from the role to avoid "partisan bickering" about his position.
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Let me meet the old fish seller again, or check in on that bickering couple.
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You don't go back to the everyday, the frivolous friendship with chitchat and distance and bickering.
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And a complex legal systems employing armies of water-specialized lawyers to arbitrate all the bickering.
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It's moments like that which brings the show back to its roots: family drama and bickering.
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Politicians eager to guarantee protection were soon ensnared in nuances resembling today's bickering over carpet bombing.
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For 139 years, the British avoided the north and nannied 14 bickering sheikhdoms across southern Yemen.
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This leads to constant bickering between the brothers, neither of whom wants to be called unfilial.
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From "The Simpsons" to "Game of Thrones", dramas about bickering families are common in many countries.
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The bickering ultimately forced Chief Justice Ricardo Lewandowski to briefly suspend the session to restore order.
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As I arrive, my friends are bickering about how they have different tastes on the wine.
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The country's swing towards populist, anti-immigration politics was also clear in the post-match bickering.
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Lacking trusted mediators, the public will dismiss all this law talk as so much partisan bickering.
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An entrenched belief in free speech leads to impassioned discussions—as well as bickering and infighting.
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The root of what frustrates a lot of people about Washington isn't partisan bickering, it's inaction.
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Others are engaging in political spats as raucous as the bickering on a Bravo reality show.
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Hughes have sorted out their sex life, they've moved on to bickering about their wedding reception.
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But Washington's political bickering and anti-immigrant rhetoric ultimately obscures the reality of the border itself.
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For far too long, environmentalism has been dominated by negativity, partisan politics, bickering, and divisive policies.
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We all need a treat after this week Maybe you need a break from partisan bickering.
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The coalition has split after months of bickering, potentially dragging Italy to snap elections in October.
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Its decisions should remain free of the kind of divisive bickering that has paralyzed Capitol Hill.
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It was time to shed all that crap and assess the poetry without partisan biographical bickering.
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The political bickering over Tuesday's deadly terror attack in Manhattan is already going at full steam.
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Those investigations are unable to bring criminal charges and have largely been riven by partisan bickering.
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We need to put aside the partisan bickering, roll up our sleeves, and get to work.
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But underneath their bickering is a well of love that they've spent half their lives building.
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Now as with any close fight there is a good bit of bickering over the result.
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Rather than the constant partisan bickering and campaigning, Congress should focus on addressing these critical problems.
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The result is a bunch of divisive bickering that leaves everyone feeling offended and morally superior.
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The investigation by Mr. Nunes's committee into the 2016 election has been marred by partisan bickering.
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But everyone knows the government, stuck in internal bickering, failed to act on repeated intelligence warnings.
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He and Sansa resumed their bickering later before reaching a fragile détente, though Sansa remains circumspect.
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The infighting about philosophical purity can be hilarious, for readers used to such bickering in 2018.
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Four days at a resort outside Dallas, talking politics, with little bickering and no partisan labels.
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They play a bickering mother and daughter who bond after being kidnapped on a tropical vacation.
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President Sergio Mattarella called on Monday for Italy's bickering parties to rally behind a neutral government.
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They intensified their bickering over who was best suited to keep the peace on the peninsula.
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The famed investor said he resigned from the role to avoid "partisan bickering" about his position.
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Her party was battered by three years in power plagued by bickering, flipflops and unkept promises.
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For the bickering birds out there that don't wanna break their piggy bank ... better listen up.
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Ruby (Cobie Smulders) and Peter (Vincent Piazza) are married, but their relationship has soured into constant bickering.
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Trecartin sticks us perpetually on set, the cast filming each other repeatedly fighting, bickering and making up.
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So, if someone, let&aposs say, we&aposre bickering with Canada, or -- what is that place, France.
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Politicians are bickering and NASA is tinkering, but first: a cartoon tackling the problem of robot discrimination.
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He could leave the bickering regional powers—Pakistan, India, Iran, China and Russia—to sort it out.
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"Ride Along 2687" finds the bickering police officers trying to bring a Miami drug ring to justice.
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A degree of bickering and stasis would be a price worth paying to curb the BJP's excesses.
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Your Thanksgiving dinner may have ended with political bickering, a hangover, or morning-after binge-eating shame.
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During the course of the bickering, Jones revealed she was in a hospital in Morgantown, West Virginia.
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Pandering to the coal industry -- and bickering over solid science -- should be left well in the past.
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All three passengers proceed to give my MIL directions to the airport with a little comfortable bickering.
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More ominously, Mr Tshisekedi spent four months bickering with Mr Kabila over who should be prime minister.
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Let's give an example, like bickering with your live-in partner over who takes the trash out.
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I suggest we stop bickering and go ahead with the obvious alliance that needs to take place.
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The prime minister's competition consists of half a dozen centre-right parties with a reputation for bickering.
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However, in late October, we started bickering more, sometimes with those tiffs blowing up into bigger fights.
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Juncker will travel there to urge national leaders to remember the big picture and stop their "bickering".
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The EU as a whole is bickering over what to do about a swelling tide of refugees.
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People may be tired of partisanship and legislative bickering, which helps explain Congress's 16 percent approval rating.
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The public bickering could continue as members aim to negotiate the best possible deal for their country.
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So massive, in fact, that the bickering over the wording hung like a cloud over these negotiations.
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Spock and Bones (Karl Urban) take their bickering-astronaut vaudeville double act on the road once again.
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And I don't think the people of America are interested in a bunch of bickering school children.
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Mostly, "Dardasha" was full of families, talking and laughing, bickering and joking, being generous and being ridiculous.
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Amid the partisan bickering, insurers don't know what to plan for, and that's showing in their filings.
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In the pits after the race, there was considerable bickering about whether Beauchamp really was the winner.
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Thankfully, with Mars in retrograde, these arguments will be tame—nobody has energy to waste on bickering.
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Some Sunni politicians have advocated an autonomous Sunni region, but those proposals have stalled amid partisan bickering.
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Thompson and Wilson shine in the A-Force's quieter moments, when various members are bickering amongst themselves.
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And efforts to reach deals on other issues, like immigration, have faltered amid partisan bickering and recrimination.
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His juxtaposition of oddball, affecting characters with the commonplace bickering between cousins grounds this topsy-turvy ride.
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Some health professionals on the front line of the emergency said such political bickering was not helping.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio stop bickering long enough to see the project through?
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Their name-calling and bickering, however, allowed Michael and the gang to convince Janet to dump him.
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Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio would stop bickering long enough to see the project through.
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Pelosi had complained Bush wasn't providing leadership, and indeed, the president was now bickering with House Republicans.
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"Ride Along 2" finds the bickering police officers trying to bring a Miami drug ring to justice.
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Ms. Lublin found herself bickering with Ms. Bliss, getting snippy and worn down, but she never wavered.
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Harry loves goading Alan — bickering is fun sparring to him, the oil that keeps his machine going.
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"Because so much of the coverage around here is the battles, the bickering, the fighting," Murkowski said.
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By now Libyans must crave some stability, the bickering in Tripoli having reached a point of absurdity.
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Kyle and Peter also pick up a hitchhiker (Katt Williams) who becomes a mediator for their bickering.
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The new punitive nature of pre-emptions, though, has escalated the fight beyond the usual partisan bickering.
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What happens when Johnson's luster wears away thanks to the partisan bickering inherent in a political career?
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They'll call you a genius for bringing together the bickering factions, getting everybody to vote for it.
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"They've been bickering since week one and he finally just had enough of it," the source tells PEOPLE.
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And its grudging reforms and political bickering have deterred the investment that would be needed to create them.
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Within hours, Mr López's and Mr Capriles's parties were bickering over how long the latest trancazos should last.
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D. and L. (daughter) spent most of the car ride bickering back and forth over lord knows what.
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Labour, which gathered this week in Liverpool, tried to fudge its position only to fall into more bickering.
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Sansa and Arya are just sisters bickering over nonsense, still shielded from the horrors that respectively await them.
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A previous resettlement scheme, designed to distribute refugees across EU member states, has floundered amid bickering over quotas.
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His feud with Ashley's best friend is just like Martin (Martin Lawrence) and Pam's (Tichina Arnold) constant bickering.
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So why did these lawyers join the team in the first place, dealing with all the partisan bickering?
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It's important not to see the MFA (macro-financial assistance) captive to political bickering at home or abroad.
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Congo now has an illegitimate regime, riven with internal bickering, ineptly running a country in severe economic distress.
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He and Jane Stewart are also bickering over who pays for 12-year-old daughter Ava's private school.
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The two countries are publicly bickering over Northern Ireland's fate after Britain leaves the European Union next year.
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Can't these guys put their big boy panties on and learn how to attend an event without bickering.
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Johnson allegedly said that amid the bickering, he went to the bedroom to pack his things to leave.
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Donald Trump was elected to change all that -- to rise above the partisan bickering and do what works.
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Investment bankers say the prospect of securing approval for any tie-up from Carige's bickering shareholders is daunting.
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"The alt right is a group of malignant contrarians so they're constantly bickering with each other," says Hankes.
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We should expect compromise and solutions that serve our national interests, instead of partisan bickering and legislative failure.
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The choice was not a surprise — the bickering had been over cabinet appointments — and no great leap forward.
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Warren is filling the space that would normally be occupied by bickering between the two Democratic primary characters.
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They, of course, are no more or less unbiased than America's bickering hordes on the right and left.
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Amid the storm of party-line bickering and election-year hyperbole, it's easy to lose faith in Congress.
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"We said, 'If we're bickering and we take it home with us, we'll go back'" to separate jobs.
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After a season of bickering and rivalry-mongering, the five women forged a deep understanding and band together.
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A previously scheduled walk-through was postponed last week amid bickering over the date between Trump and Pelosi.
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However, the AfD hardly had time to savor its third-place showing before it fell into internal bickering.
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When, after four seasons of bickering, Luke finally got up the nerve to kiss Lorelai in "Gilmore Girls."
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Because a lot of people feel ... I feel like it's a screamfest of panels and just partisan bickering.
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Liberalism has its eye on a new beginning, while the mainstream party is stuck looking backward and bickering.
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Their fights hit every note and tempo: nagging, bickering, quarrelsome, sniping, passive-aggression, shouting, screaming, wailing, whispered rage.
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The dichotomy of this trial is that it is a grave and historic occasion accented by partisan bickering.
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In Zora Howard's new drama, the kitchen is where the characters reveal their bickering-but-loving true selves.
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Yes, Ukraine is a mess, but voters will tire of the bickering, and the lines are already drawn.
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Instead they watch, perhaps with a bit of glee, as the United States is consumed by partisan bickering.
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Yang denounced all the intraparty bickering over "Medicare for All," the plan backed by Democratic progressive candidates Sens.
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Many of the people on the inside think they need one, even if they are bickering among themselves.
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" The inaugural theme was the "proper treatment of that fruitful source of bickering in the household — cold mutton.
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During the argument, we're told SB and BC started bickering about each other's true intentions in their relationship.
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It's no news that the Senate has become increasingly embroiled in partisan bickering over the past 403 years.
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"Frankly, instead of bickering about who takes who or rather who doesn't take whom because that's the main bickering, states should look at the root causes of this," he added, saying that few, if any, of those arriving were in fact from northwest Syria, where fighting has escalated in recent days.
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Odell Beckham — The discourse can and will spend several days bickering about what happened with Giants receivers this week.
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A rematch was inevitable: neither man had lost their belts, and bickering between the two fanbases never did subside.
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If he didn't, Margolis warned, Mueller would get chewed up by the partisan and bureaucratic bickering of the capitol.
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While Weber and Catherine are bickering in the kitchen, the latter drops a bomb: His grandfather left him millions.
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Their dialogue is full of misunderstandings, bickering, affection and humour, while the comforts of religion and sentimentality are resisted.
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They sneak downstairs armed with fireplace-pokers, bickering about whether Sid actually ever bought Kay any jewelry worth burglarizing.
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That bickering escalated into a civil war that saw the KDP enlist Baghdad's help against the Iranian-backed PUK.
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However, partisan bickering has made it all but impossible for the two predominant parties to find a middle ground.
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Bickering couple Douglas and Julian use their insider sleuthing skills to find out what the program is all about.
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The most common sticking points were chalked up to inexperience, inattention from experience editors, and just plain petty bickering.
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The new pact is a big win for consumers who unfortunately ended up caught between the two bickering companies.
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Decades of bickering over key issues — most recently tax, pension and education reform — has fed perceptions of political stagnation.
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Sure, it's a never-ending onslaught of rich dudes bickering over who sold out more shows, negativity, and Deadmau5.
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John McCain says partisan bickering has cost Congress its credibility to investigate alleged Russian interference in last year's election.
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In an era of partisan bickering, infrastructure has long been viewed as something all of Washington could agree on.
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The pointless online bickering, the aggregation, the noise that greets us every time we glance at our news feeds.
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Mr Bush pithily dismissed their immigration row as two senators bickering over amendments to laws that never actually passed.
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"I'm Dr. Karev, Josephine, Jo," says Jo, before she's interrupted when the woman's children begin bickering in the background.
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The bickering between the coalition partners has prompted speculation that the government might collapse soon after the EU election.
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"After years of partisan bickering and gridlock, this bill is a clear win for the American people," Trump said.
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Despite lawmakers' bickering, Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, can point to some legislative victories, complete with Democratic support.
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Bickering between them, over issues like taxes, education and pension reform, has eroded popular support over the past decade.
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There was a lot of bickering between Chad and the rest of the guys leading up to this date.
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Or if you're particularly persistent, something like this:But it's not just inscrutable bickering the plagues the Pope's Twitter timeline.
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The bickering damaged the Brexiteers and enhanced May, who was left as the senior Party figure in the contest.
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But the order of questioning did ignite another round of partisan bickering as Democrats protested the order of affairs.
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Jim Renacci (R-Ohio) and myself, has agreed to set aside the partisan bickering and focus on problem solving.
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So we live with partisan bickering that has evolved into hatred, and seemingly have no exit ramp in sight.
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But he also cast some doubt that such cooperation is possible in a Capitol that's consumed by partisan bickering.
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I thought we were bickering because we weren't having any quality time together, and the holiday would address that.
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Winona and Keanu meet at an airport gate waiting for the same flight and immediately launch into witty bickering.
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Others had ordinary teenage plans ahead — for Xbox and tennis games, for bickering with siblings, for a new bedroom.
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The White House and Congressional leaders are still bickering over the final details on a mainstream economic stimulus package.
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The light opera of bickering between Abe and Joel's father, Moishe (Kevin Pollak), is worth the cover charge alone.
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David and Andrew have been bickering, and while their relationship isn't exactly explained, a romance gone sour is implied.
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Cory Booker (who lamented the bickering among Democrats when Republicans are trying to scale back health coverage) and Rep.
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They follow a schedule that details mandatory tasks, but individual approaches to assigned work can cause bickering among them.
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The bickering focused even greater scrutiny on an American election system that is straining under human and mechanical error.
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The agreement saves the 22021-year-old trilateral pact, which had been close to collapse after months of bickering.
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Announcements from government leaders contrast with the bickering that characterized Europe's response to the financial crisis a decade ago.
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And Castro's attacks provoked bickering among the candidates, who warned that the debate was devolving into an "unwatchable" spectacle.
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"We have to bring the country together," he said, adding that the bickering between parties was "ripping" Americans apart.
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Protests and parliamentary bickering reigned as the House Judiciary Committee formally heard arguments for and against President Trump's impeachment.
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After more than two days of intense partisan bickering, the Friday session was wrapped in less than ten minutes.
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Amid the chaos, one blonde keeps her attention on her potatoes and green beans, seemingly oblivious to the bickering.
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But states and advocates for children's health care are increasingly concerned that the partisan bickering will have real implications.
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For decades Republicans have treated science as an arena of partisan bickering rather than as a search for truth.
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She turned him down after he proposed to her, and now they're stuck bickering and resentful in a cramped apartment.
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The agreement and efforts to establish a transitional government have largely fallen by the wayside amid bickering and intermittent clashes.
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They've been bickering since he moved out, and the relationship drama with Blac Chyna has only made the situation worse.
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But that understates inefficiencies, executives privately concede - as well as the cost of protracted bickering over whose technology becomes standard.
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" What the American people are interested in is not bickering and back and forth," Mr. Cruz told reporters in Iowa.
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There may be bickering or a groan (or two) when devices are shut down and everyone resumes eye contact again.
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What started out with some clever opening statements quickly turned into Lincoln and Chris bickering back and forth like children.
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After an isolationist policy enacted by the Kremlin sparked intense bickering between scientists and Elbakyan, she pulled the plug herself.
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The bickering began when the husband called his wife from work and in their conversation confessed his lapse in memory.
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A summer of bungling and bickering from the government has allowed a slight air of hubris to permeate the opposition.
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This, while U.S. and Russia are still bickering over who's responsible for bombing an aid convoy and a warehouse Monday.
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Instead of bickering over who will do the vacuuming, would family life be better if we just outsourced the job?
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And if you're one of the growing number of ailing wearable companies, maybe think twice before bickering in public. 1.
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Lotti, played by Phoebe Dyvenor, is bickering with Castillo about getting her fair share of the earnings — 10%, she says.
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Republicans who control the state's General Assembly have offered several compromises, but those efforts have fallen apart amid partisan bickering.
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"I have to say, I don't think it's a good thing to see candidates bickering," he told reporters in Atlanta.
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Starting a new business together wasn't without its challenges and occasional bickering for Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and husband Jionni LaValle.
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The fact that gossip about Mr Xi's bickering in Beidaihe matters so much is a symptom of the world's fragility.
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Across the Capitol, the House Intelligence Committee recently shut down their own probe into the matter amidst bitter partisan bickering.
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A trial will likely spur more partisan bickering, thus undermining the cooperation needed to advance even lower level district judges.
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His documentary does not succeed as history or as a reconciliation of the tribes who have been bickering ever since.
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The state GOP strategist downplayed the dynamic as "playground" bickering, while Scholz said the "aggressive primary" hasn't yet turned ugly.
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The move comes after votes on hundreds of amendments to the legislation hit a wall amid bickering between Senate Republicans.
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While Tony and Steve Rogers are bickering, Thor can be seen in the background eating from a bowl of bread.
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Bickering between Sunni factions in the city and efforts to remove the provincial governor from his post have slowed rebuilding.
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The bickering has prompted new speculation that the government might collapse soon after the European Parliament election on May 26.
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In May, a three-day markup of a bill to replace Dodd-Frank included hours of bickering over Trump's finances.
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I'm not going to weigh in on one side winning or losing because no amount of bickering will change that.
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And hey, generating impulsive, ill-informed, obscene bickering is pretty much the sole purpose of Internet comment sections in 2016.
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We tried one bar, then another — bickering, as we rarely do, over who was at fault for our lousy planning.
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The debate over the arbitration rule put Mr. Cordray, into an odd position of publicly bickering with other federal agencies.
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" — William Ryall, 66, West Harlem "Quit bickering and work together to repair and replace hazardous conditions before something horrific occurs.
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But the sketch focused mainly on the recent bickering between the hosts Joy Behar (McKinnon) and Meghan McCain (Aidy Bryant).
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There were no mishaps or disasters, but my husband and I spent most of our time bickering and stressed out.
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The American people want politicians in Washington to stop bickering, tone down the talk, and pull together to save lives.
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After years of partisan bickering about health reform, truly bipartisan hearings represent a change that could be more than ceremonial.
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After some bickering last year, the Ariana Grande performance we have been waiting for at the Grammys is finally happening.
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At times, it has seemed crippled by factionalism, as board meetings descended into name-calling and bickering over parliamentary rules.
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With Washington completely engaged by tweets, leaks and partisan bickering, few took notice of the recent sobering testimony from Gen.
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When he wants to address the press, he paces about the South Lawn, bickering with reporters before boarding Marine One.
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In reality, it&aposs likely your bickering and lack of intimacy are byproducts of a deeper issue: lack of communication.
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And that might not be good news for the president given the long history of bickering between the two men.
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The result is alarming: Excessive partisanship is weakening America abroad and inviting our opponents to exploit our penchant for bickering.
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When Warren started bickering with Zuckerberg over truth in ads on Facebook this fall, Cody Roberts remembered scratching his head.
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Raunchy repartee turns to edgy teasing turns to caustic bickering turns to tension-relieving banter or sex (or bantering sex).
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After a series of setbacks this year, they need to focus on getting things done — not bickering with each other.
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But lest we forget in the cacophony of partisan bickering and voyeuristic anticipation, we have definitely seen this play before.
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But what&aposs worse are the discussions that devolve into arguing, bickering, blaming, complaining, and the airing of petty grievances.
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We get bickering sidekicks David Walton and Liza Lapira, who have a dozen failed sitcoms between the two of them.
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I was jealous of my friends with huge families, or the siblings in Disney Channel movies who were always bickering.
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Before going home on summer recess, lawmakers were discussing a $1.1 billion measure, but the bill stalled amid partisan bickering.
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Lawmakers say it's beyond late for more bickering with Illinois having already entered its third fiscal year without a budget.
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Her "Hills" pals still spend a lot of time bickering and drinking wine from glasses the size of their heads.
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Some bickering could go down around who is more popular or successful, but other than that, expect majorly passionate energy.
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In January 2017 , a judge ended Depp and Heard's marriage after months of bickering over the financial terms of their breakup.
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Unlike Bitcoin's bickering developer team, Ethereum's developers are exploring a myriad of solutions to fix the issues as quickly as possible.
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"What we need to do is to make the pie bigger" instead of bickering over how to divide it, he said.
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Bobby and Chuck are back to bickering; this time, about the right strategy for Wendy to take to save her license.
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In HBO's Thrones, however, Dorne is reduced to nipple-adorned armor, forgettable characters, and a bunch of interchangeably horny, bickering individuals.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six currencies, was down 0.06%, little moved by the bickering.
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For over a year, Mr Lukashenko had been bickering with his long-term sponsor, Russia, and cosying up to the West.
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We're also crossing our fingers for some quality screen time (read: bickering) between Michel, Lorelai (Lauren Graham), and Sookie (Melissa McCarthy).
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""It wasn't until we started bickering about politics that I admitted I was frightened and we finally had a productive conversation.
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It also shows him constantly bickering with his buddy, co-star, and Room producer Greg Sestero, played by Franco's brother Dave.
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And then we just started getting into a little bickering and arguing, and then she got upset and then she left.
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Most of our bickering, which had become an almost daily occurrence, stemmed from one of three issues: money, sex or booze.
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Yes, they will spend its duration bickering, cheating, and accusing one another, before one or all of them tear it up.
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Yet rather than regroup and build momentum for the election that is due by 2018, it has been consumed by bickering.
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Speaking to the Washington Post, Kolfage said it arose out of his frustration over the partisan bickering about funding the wall.
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I don't know about you, but I am sick and tired of the seven-year long partisan bickering over health insurance.
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And the reason, Jake, (is) I think most Americans they couldn't care less about a bunch of politicians bickering like schoolchildren.
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Bassist Oakley was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1972, and the band gradually succumbed to drug abuse and internal bickering.
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The event has been described as a "shouting match" and a "brawl," and featured the campaigns bickering over why Trump won.
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Dialogue can move on without your input and one squad member, Clarissa, constantly drags everyone into an unstoppable whirlpool of bickering.
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YouTube and the music industry are frenemies of the first order, a mutually dependent couple that can't stop bickering in public.
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However, while the two of you could certainly have a bodily connection, Kanye's Gemini side might turn pillow talk into bickering.
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Behind the bickering, though, Johnson is closer to an election than he has ever been in his tumultuous 3-month premiership.
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Even worse has been the open bickering within the cabinet since Theresa May lost her parliamentary majority in June's general election.
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Every time Business Insider publishes a list attempting to rank fast-food burgers, we are met with endless backlash and bickering.
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Bickering over whether to go with a multilateral or a bilateral framework could be counter-productive, one of the officials said.
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McBride and Devine really sell the physical comedy, splashing each other and bickering between haphazardly dunking people into a wave pool.
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Even the members of Congress put aside their parochial bickering to sing "God Bless America" on the steps of the Capitol.
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A lot of bickering but not a lot of action in terms of the folks behind us on Capitol Hill there.
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Hyper kids and exhausted parents alike ceased bickering, yawning, and texting and ran to the dogs, wearing identical expressions of wonder.
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The steady stream of partisan bickering constantly enveloping Washington has most Americans convinced that our government simply cannot get anything done.
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The episode prompted Mr. Nunes to recuse himself from the committee's inquiry, which devolved into partisan bickering and has effectively ended.
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The pair have provided Americans with some levity during the outbreak, bickering on air about who is their mother's favorite child.
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Grandi urged countries to stop "bickering" over who should take in migrants and to look at the root causes of displacement.
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Coming off a rather snippy debate last week, she was back in good form -- warm, well-focused and above the bickering.
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It will lose stability, experience, a steady hand — it will gain a fresh start and, possibly, less bickering for a while.
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But the constant bickering now threatens to blow back on both of them, as allies allege one is smearing the other.
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Otherwise, John Cena and Kumail Nanjiani are two other standouts for their bickering as a polar bear and ostrich at odds.
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People are tired of partisan bickering: 81 percent of adults think there should be a bipartisan national solution to climate change.
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Yes, in Washington, there are two bickering sides over Medicaid, in that one party wants it and the other does not.
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That didn't always win him fans, particularly in the case of Bush's administration, with whom Annan's camp spent much time bickering.
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C.), a top ally of the president, in a preview of what's to come this week: more partisan bickering (The Hill).
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For example, Trump spent the first two days of his presidency bickering with the media of size of his inaugural crowd.
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However, its two-year investigation has been marred by partisan bickering, and the report will likely be shrugged off by Democrats.
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When Jimmy Kimmel isn't in the middle of a prank war with John Krasinski, he's bickering about Thanksgiving with Jennifer Aniston.
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The House failed to pass a bipartisan bill and senators are bickering over who is to blame for the Senate's inaction.
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As the bickering raged on, Goldberg waved her arms and repeatedly rang a concierge call bell stationed beside her coffee mug.
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Similarly, Yossi's friends remain essentially enigmas, generic sidekicks without much to distinguish them beyond degrees of daring and propensity for bickering.
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Lately, the so-called "special relationship" between the U.S. and U.K. has looked a little more like bickering at the dinner table.
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The $867 billion bill follows many months of tense negotiations in conference committee and bickering over work requirement changes for food stamps.
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Tonight's irritating thanks to the Moon bickering with Mars, but you can use the angst to get a lot of stuff done!
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Anthem, Cigna — The two companies are privately bickering over details of their planned $48 billion merger, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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"The longer the bickering goes on the longer the shutdown goes on and everyone gets affected if the economy slows," he said.
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Without Pattinson and Dafoe's increasingly riotous bickering, the movie would collapse under its own storm, but sure enough, they steer it through.
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The play, so clear in its moments of joy and silliness and brotherly bickering, gets squishy and vague in depicting Markus's anguish.
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If there's one thing we learned from the Avengers: Infinity War trailer, it's that superheroes tend to do a lot of bickering.
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We're witnessing the worst kind of petty bickering from two tech giants, and consumers are taking the brunt of this escalating feud.
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And as if bickering over which program to settle on isn't brutal enough, you also have to argue over the volume level.
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The law now needs to be approved by the region's parliament, where the passage of laws is often blocked over political bickering.
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Days before walking down the aisle, the pair was bickering over a rift their nuptials was causing between him and his children.
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The presidential election is tentatively expected in April and will pit the SNS's candidate against those from a fragmented and bickering opposition.
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"I have taken this step because I am keen to put an end to the current bickering," Bouteflika said in the letter.
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Often, the business of booze itself resembles a soap opera, with players big and small constantly embroiled in bickering and legal sparring.
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That sounds nice and all, but all that time trapped between four walls with one person can lead to bickering—or worse.
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Make no mistake, Putin is ruthlessly focused on shaping our political discourse and stimulating partisan bickering by simultaneously supporting extreme, antithetical positions.
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Though the Democrats had every opportunity in 2017 to redefine their party and its message, intra-party bickering and indecision prevented progress.
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Many Republicans were embarrassed by the personal insults, bickering and low-brow turn of the GOP debate a week ago in Detroit.
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Mr. Kerry's remarks before his meetings with Mr. Ghani and Mr. Abdullah suggested that the two leaders' continued bickering remained a concern.
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For nearly a decade, Washington's partisan bickering over the Affordable Care Act has prevented productive discussion about how to improve the law.
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The court should be above this kind of bickering, serving as a beacon for impartial justice, its functioning unrestricted by congressional machinations.
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The discovery of a body, apparently cut in half and straddling an international border, forces bickering cops from neighboring countries to cooperate.
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The countries have been bickering over the defection of 12 North Korean waitresses in China who arrived in the South in April.
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Members of the obscure committee itself have been pulled into the fray, bickering in public over whether the rules should be altered.
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These are the simple, bickering moments that season seven broke away from in favor of large-scale battles and javelin-throwing zombies.
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"He needs to focus on coming though this process and avoiding the nonsense, complaining, and bickering," Paperny, the prison consultant, told me.
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The rapid worsening of the situation in Spain has now heightened the political bickering in a country that was already deeply polarized.
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"No more bickering, no more partisanship, no more criticism or finger-pointing," the surgeon general told reporters assembled at the White House.
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Sounds good to me, and this changes the game after years of bickering over which native platform was best to write for.
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Abadi's efforts to replace those party affiliates with technocratic outsiders have been stymied by bickering in an increasingly dysfunctional and divided parliament.
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During that spring of 1868, the broader interpretation of impeachment — abuse of public trust — was lost in the weeds of legal bickering.
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The coalition with the conservative People's Party has been weakened by constant bickering, which further boosts the popularity of Hofer's populist opposition.
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The agreement comes after several days of partisan bickering over vaccine affordability and other issues that had ensnared the bipartisan, bicameral talks.
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And yet, why would misbehavior or bickering make a person any less able to judge the quality of a work of literature?
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And They Spent a Weekend Together: Four days at a resort outside Dallas, talking politics, with little bickering and no partisan labels.
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The references to President Trump, however, were overshadowed by the kind of bickering and rehashing of domestic policy that characterized past debates.
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But even in these most partisan times, certain moments call out for the nation's leaders to set aside their penchant for bickering.
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With greater public lands needs than ever, the legal bickering over how fee revenues can be used demonstrates the need for clarity.
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In between their bickering, they anxiously discuss news of oppression, unrest and terrorism in the far-from-Bangkok province they're traveling to.
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Much as we may disagree with one another, we can't afford to let political bickering leave our national security at risk. Adm.
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The bickering must stop, because the impending financial crisis associated with our ever-increasing debt will devastate everyone, regardless of political affiliation.
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At one point, more than 40 people had connected to the livestream, with several of them bickering in the related comment thread.
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Herodias and Herod, the rulers of Iudea, played by Lisa Tharps and Marty Keiser, infuse the tragedy with some sitcom-esque bickering.
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The Balkan states are tiresome partners, beset by political bickering, crony economies and border quarrels over slivers of water or rocky mountain tops.
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That's a big problem when it comes to Amazon's Echo devices, the two companies have been bickering and boxing out customers for ages.
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Alex and the rest of the guys spent the better part of half an hour bickering, bitching and hurling insults at one other.
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And it calls for more vigorous enforcement of the rules by the Federal Election Commission, which has long been hobbled by partisan bickering.
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But Simmons, who isn't exactly known for keeping his opinions to himself, and ESPN eventually developed a rocky relationship punctuated with public bickering.
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Much like a trip to a theme park, this could have been a nice little group outing, but everyone is insisting on bickering.
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Harbour plays her father figure on the show, and this type of relationship has manifested between them in real life — bickering and all.
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We open the 81-minute finale with a 45-minute scene in King's Landing that is, I'm sorry to tell you, mostly bickering.
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Kirstie and Phil, a cheerily bickering duo known to viewers by their first names, are presenting their 24st series of "Location, Location, Location".
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As the documentary opens, their previously fractious relationship has clearly smoothed out into affection, even when it takes the form of affectionate bickering.
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But managing the newcomers' bickering could absorb China's energies, reducing the forum to little more than a talking shop about terrorism and trade.
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Despite our bickering and communication struggles, there were no other people I'd rather swap coffee breath with on Christmas morning than my family.
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As the tour concludes and Hardy struggles with poor health, Ida and Lucille cease bickering and become closer, while their husbands reconcile too.
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Let's bid farewell to The Carmichael Show, and marvel that we got three spirited seasons of the Carmichael family bickering about today's news.
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It's a pleasing contrast to the new Australian A$5 note that had locals bickering recently, likening it to vomit and toilet brushes.
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The pair, who have been together since 2004, have been caught on camera during some of their darker moments, often bickering and arguing.
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"People strive for security in every regard," social scientist Tibor Zavecz said, adding that bickering among Orban's challengers probably turned away potential supporters.
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You can expect a lot more partisan bickering over what to include and which amendments to accept in the final Senate immigration bill.
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Since then, there's been nonstop bickering, rumors of cheating, and multiple breakups as the two explored whether or not they can stay together.
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Indeed there is far more consensus when you talk to people on the ground, than when you watch pundits bickering on cable news.
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It was co-sponsored by 12 Republican and 12 Democratic senators, but ultimately collapsed amid bipartisan bickering and a dispute about abortion restrictions.
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" In a separate moment of bickering between the opposing legal teams, Wilkinson said, "You know, in most depositions, people try to work together.
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Republicans also hailed the agreement as a rare show of comity on an issue that has practically been defined by partisan bickering. Rep.
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LONDON — With British politics in turmoil, there were already clear indications on Saturday of a tense and bickering divorce from the European Union.
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It's hard to get past the nastiness of the still-brewing and very public bickering between President Donald Trump and Senator Bob Corker.
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Instead, Trump dominated again, posting double-digit victories over Cruz and Rubio, who were left bickering over who had won a moral victory.
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Bickering between the White House and the Federal Reserve or the leadership on Capitol Hill instills neither confidence nor a sense of community.
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For that to happen, though, the badly divided cabinet members will have to stop bickering and begin to work out agreements among themselves.
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His presence was part of the day whether you liked it or not, like political bickering and your uncle's weird, gelatinous side dish.
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Shawn and Camille Barigar's bickering has subsided, but they have discovered that they disagree over whether Islamic teachings conflict with American social norms.
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News of bickering in the alliance is an early Christmas gift to Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinBudowsky: Would John McCain back impeachment?
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Artime said that while bickering and name-calling have always existed in elections, this cycle has seen a notable uptick in the negative.
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That has led to a round of bickering between Trump officials and former Obama administration officials over who has been tougher on Russia.
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Many of the sharpest sequences feature the bickering and bantering between Fleabag and her sister Claire, played by the magnificently restrained Sian Clifford.
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Like last year's American Chopper Argument meme, it takes a very tense moment and turns it into a tool for lampooning petty bickering.
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PNC and Venmo are bickering over customers' access to third parties, highlighting the sometimes murky area of connecting finance apps to bank accounts.
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Amid their bickering, the status quo has remained — few regulations, growing consumer anxiety and no one with any power to fix the situation.
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Some bickering at home about who paid for what comes later in the week as Mercury gently harmonizes with warrior Mars and electric Uranus.
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The bottom line is the debate, the dialogue, the concern, the bickering, the parrying and thrusting all contribute to the process of American democracy.
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Between the bickering and Sansa's ongoing ice-glare feud with Daenerys, it's a wonder that Winterfell hasn't already fallen from internal power struggles alone.
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Since then, Britons have endured a general election, regular rumours of a prime-ministerial coup and endless bickering, both in Britain and in Brussels.
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Mr. Rubio, who in the earlier phase of his campaign vowed to remain above any intraparty bickering, engaged in repeated broadsides against his rivals.
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The other eleven members would be happy to have the United States back to resurrect the TPP, even if they're bickering at the moment.
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Neither sufficiently amusing in its look at bickering academics nor effective as a plausible character study, "Lives of Reason" registers as pointless and amateurish.
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President Sergio Mattarella on Thursday gave Italy's bickering parties five days to clinch a deal to resolve a political crisis and avoid an election.
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Grushin isn't dealing with a supposedly grand life; she is dealing with the mostly unspoken, sometimes desperate, bickering minutiae of a fairly ordinary life.
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The line, while clearly scripted, provoked raucous applause, suggesting that the assembled audience was more interested in policy disagreements than bickering and personal attacks.
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The April election will pit presidential candidate of the Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic's center-right Serbian Progressive Party against the fragmented and bickering opposition.
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Plans for the ceremony at Auschwitz sink amid petty bickering between member states and a lack of appreciation for the EU's story and symbols.
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The ones who might totally annihilate humanity while humanity is too busy bickering over who gets to sit in the pointiest of pointy chairs?
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But wherever he looked for probing discourse and intelligent discussion, Turnbull found more of the same old junk—bickering, abuse, finger-pointing, and trolling.
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All four of these companies deserve kudos for pulling that off, but the constant bickering between them puts a damper on their shared achievement.
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A disparate collection of parties whose only common thread is independence, Puigdemont's coalition had been bickering over what some saw as his timid tactics.
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After political feuding and partisan bickering, leaders in both parties appear to have reached a deal to break the months long Zika funding impasse.
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RSS would fork again in 2003, when several developers frustrated with the bickering in the RSS community sought to create an entirely new format.
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There's no question we are a divided and partisan nation, bickering among ourselves, tweeting at each other and vigorously defending our own particular tribe.
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I believe that Americans are not only fed up with Washington for what they have not done but also tired of the partisan bickering.
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But the risk is that the bickering over cabinet seats continues into 2019, and that the economy collapses before a government can be formed.
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He picked diplomatic and personal fights with the leaders of both Mexico and Canada, bickering with their respective leaders about immigration and trade, respectively.
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"That's the way it was in this nation for a long time before we got into this period of political paralysis and partisan bickering."
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To a person they are tired of the partisan bickering that has diverted our attention from real problems and the will to address them.
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In his address, the top House lawmaker touted the military's ability to work together as a cohesive unit amid bipartisan bickering on Capitol Hill.
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The bickering and callouts can be found both in papers that favor the trauma model and in ones that argue for the sociocognitive model.
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But once Britain leaves, the bickering over money will begin – and the push toward a stronger union could be tougher than ever to achieve.
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Janson, ever the optimist, is suddenly reminded of another possible shared frame of reference, only to lead Lauer down another rabbit hole of bickering.
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Don't get me wrong: I absolutely lived for the bickering and dueling children's birthday parties between Witherspoon's Madeline and Dern's Renata in season one.
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There's so much bickering, though, that the dementia itself — unlike in Sarah Polley's heartbreaking 2007 drama, "Away From Her" — soon fades into the background.
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Notably, the mayor's plan includes no new money for the ailing subway system, a source of constant bickering between the mayor and Mr. Cuomo.
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The three were still bickering over the finer points of the deal just hours before officials were due to sit down and sign it.
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The 2015 indie comedy Manson Family Vacation is about two bickering brothers who grow closer while visiting sites connected with Manson and the murders.
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After three months of bickering with the White House and pondering Obama's request, the House and the Senate responded with their own funding proposals.
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Even if they fail to persuade the public, they can muddy the waters and turn this constitutional conflict into another case of partisan bickering.
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We'd spent weeks before the big day bickering over everything, from how to pack our cocktail coupes to whether his Lego collection needed downsizing.
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While other countries have decided on same-sex marriage in the courts or in Parliament, lawmakers in Australia have spent months bickering about mechanisms.
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Yes, there was too much unattractive bickering, and yes, the candidates too often trained their guns on each other rather than President Donald Trump.
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They liked to make a fuss over people and put on elaborate dinner parties, and then they'd get drunk and spend the night bickering.
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The result is a party establishment that agrees on the desired end of avoiding a Sanders nomination but is still bickering about the means.
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Poor governance, political bickering, rampant corruption and unemployment make joining the opposition, which in the Afghan context stands for the insurgency, a popular alternative.
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Still, it wouldn't be KUWTK without some bickering between the siblings — so if Kourtney is out, Kim better find another sister to squabble with.
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But even ostensibly less controversial legislation to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act or strengthen retirement security have also run aground amid partisan bickering.
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Over recent days, the debate over a potential immigration compromise has devolved into a bickering match over racially charged comments and profanity-laced phrases.
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There will be a burst of energy that invites bickering, so find a positive way to channel it, maybe through writing or talk therapy.
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But each time it's come up, it's been eclipsed by a number of Trump-related scandals, or bickering between the White House and Democrats.
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You probably spent most of your teenage years playing out the plot to Lady Bird, bickering with your mom until doors slammed and tears fell.
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In it he takes a now common rom-com trope, a bickering but inevitable couple, and elevates it with his mastery of the English language.
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In addition to the looming China talks, the two sides are also reportedly bickering over Trump's desire to impose tariffs on imported cars and trucks.
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The vote will draw a line under two inconclusive elections and fruitless attempts at coalition-building between bickering parties, but it won't guarantee political instability.
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Songs deal with loss, grief and loneliness; bouts of slapstick-heavy, theatrical bickering give way to lines about an internal pain that tears at flesh.
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And as expected, the drama started early, with bickering over process, speaking time and, of course, whether the bills under consideration were wonderful or horrendous.
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They slip in and out of lifeless bickering as though someone's holding up a cue card, reminding them that they're supposed to be in love.
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Congress passed the LDO last month, following months of bickering over Rousseff's failure to meet deficit-reduction targets that almost led to a government shutdown.
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Passage would end several months of intense bickering between Republicans and Democrats over spending priorities, which led to two short government shutdowns earlier this year.
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"Fleabag" wastes no episodes building impressions, introducing its awful characters with brisk descriptions and allowing more time to be given over to bickering and mishaps.
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As the details of their tryst are aired out, they gleefully cast themselves as constantly fighting, f*cking, bickering, bitching, heavy-vaping and over-drinking.
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But because of bickering over how American intelligence agencies have access to Europeans' data, a new agreement looks increasingly unlikely to be approved by Sunday.
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We had the customary three months of bickering while we learned each other's oddities and annoying habits, and settled into a state of cohabiting bliss.
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There is a lot of tension here — the kind of bickering that turns heated quickly, an experience we've all had with siblings or close kin.
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Just imagine: a Black Mirror family bickering around their floating TV, trying to pick a storyline to embark on during season 27 of Stranger Things.
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The divided opposition is bickering over whose candidates should step down in local constituencies, in order to unite behind one anti-Fidesz candidate per district.
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But, as JMEC noted on Sunday, that agreement and efforts to establish a transitional government have fallen by the wayside amid bickering and intermittent clashes.
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Until a few weeks ago, we'd spend our Saturday night bickering over beers about who got to post which photo to our separate Instagram accounts.
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The online bickering among spectators that's followed has muddied the waters a bit, making us momentarily forget who the real villain is: harassers like Weinstein.
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"I'm tired of these bickering little fights that are based upon the FCC trying to stick a square peg in a round hole," said Shimkus.
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The scenes of the League members together, bickering and bonding, spike the film with humor and genuine feeling, creating a rooting interest in the audience.
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The former couple's public dirty laundry airing seemed uncomfortably raw and real compared to the reunion's other antics, like James Kennedy and Kristen Doute's bickering.
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Will Afghan leaders finally set aside internal bickering and unite with common purpose to take the steps necessary to succeed or spiral further into recriminations?
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The film shows the two brothers bickering during reunion rehearsals as well as getting emotional as they arrive at their concert venue, London's O2 arena.
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The impact studies were meant to be completed last year, but bickering over the division of labour, and the withdrawal of one firm, caused delays.
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Bankers say Carige, which has been selling off assets to survive, still has a solid client base, but its bickering shareholders scare potential buyers away.
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Whether or not the latest stories about McMaster are true, we should hope for some bickering between the commander in chief and his top advisors.
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Still, some investors fear he could face a rocky road ahead due to a bickering Congress and corruption probes ensnaring senior figures of his administration.
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But the time-honoured display of piety is marred by seven Buddhist nuns with shaved heads and pink robes, who are bickering with the devotees.
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"Part of the lesson we're learning as a country is that when you have a crisis, stop bickering and focus on the issues," Ntshona said.
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The show's bickering-while-driving component is just plain annoying, but when the contestants finally meet those fourth or sixth cousins, it's kind of sweet.
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As Christie was bickering with Mike from Montclair, an iceberg seven times the size of New York City was calving from Antarctica into the sea.
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Two national elections since last December have produced parliaments so fragmented that Spain's bickering political parties haven't been able to agree on a prime minister.
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With ballot initiatives available in only 23 states, we need leaders from statehouses to Capitol Hill to end political bickering and fix our broken economy.
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The messages showed party officials trading ideas on discrediting Bernie Sanders, despite an official stance of neutrality; bickering with reporters; and cultivating deep-pocketed donors.
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Afghanistan's unity government, plagued by internal bickering, has been unable to stem the loss of soldiers or persuade the Taliban to enter into peace talks.
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That the couple who've been bickering all day will start to get along, but it will be too late, and then the man will die.
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On top of being very open minded I'm kind of a straight shooter and so I consider bickering just a waste of time and crappy.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) vacated the chair out of frustration with the partisan bickering, arguing both parties had been treated fairly in the floor debate.
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Four — or eight — more years of bickering could cause even more lasting damage to the one foreign relationship that is truly critical to Israel's future.
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The Moneyball revolution has often been portrayed as quants versus scouts, with those who played the game bickering with the scientific types who did not.
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Trump's bad impression of a president is causing the country to slip further into a fugue state of endless bickering and bad faith and viciousness.
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Bobby's bickering parents, played by Jeannie Berlin and Ken Stott, supply a few Yiddish-inflected laughs, as well as the requisite touch of metaphysical fatalism.
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GOP members of the Senate Intelligence Committee have publicly kept their House counterparts at arm's length, arguing the House probe has dissolved into partisan bickering.
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Bickering with people who are in the news has a political logic: It deepens the country's polarization — and this can work to the president's advantage.
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President Trump's Oval Office meeting on Tuesday with Senator Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic House leader, quickly devolved into a public bickering match.
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Paralyzed by months of political bickering and impasse, Sri Lanka's elected leaders failed to take action after repeated warnings that suicide attacks were being planned.
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There may be a lot of bickering, but your memory creates a nostalgia-inducing highlight reel that makes you want to plan the next trip.
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Schoolwork began trickling in via an online service called Edubox, and the kids' days were filled with homework, watching TV, playing on devices, and bickering.
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In it, five Irish Catholic siblings, now of Lipitor-popping age, sit bickering aimlessly around the kitchen table of their childhood home in Davenport, Iowa.
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Winterson has always been interested in gender fluidity and there is room, in our glimpses of Ry, for real feeling between the satire and bickering.
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This time, it is an invisible virus from abroad that has slipped past Europe's borders and presents its bickering coalitions with a new potential emergency.
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Related: In an experiment, 526 voters from across the ideological spectrum spent a weekend last month talking politics, with little bickering and no partisan labels.
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"It was the worst thing that happened in Somalia's history," Mr. Mahmood, the analyst, said, "and the politicians were just bickering internally about other issues."
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Next, calculating — correctly — that the remaining civilian contestants would be too busy bickering to unite, the generals spurned American-backed opposition demands for a runoff.
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More disasters struck the longer the cross-party bickering dragged on, jacking up the legislation's overall price tag and further complicating the task of enactment.
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Graham told reporters before the two-week October recess that he didn't want to unleash a storm of partisan bickering by launching a Ukraine probe.
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To show support for a holiday tree just wasn't worth the bickering, the scathing editorials in the local paper, the suddenly-uncomfortable conversations with neighbors.
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Anatomy of a Scene Bickering banter breaks into flirtatious song and dance in this scene from "La La Land," featuring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.
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The so-called "Steele dossier" has been the source of furious partisan bickering, and put the president at odds with his own law enforcement apparatus.
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The Senate, which is historically less prone to partisan bickering than the House, has remained somewhat above the fray that has consumed the lower chamber.
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The characters inside of the Bundy family were never kind to one another, and the parents were always bickering about money, success, or their children.
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"It is also clear that we have a lot of work to do," Merkel said, urging cabinet members to focus on implementing policy rather than bickering.
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The other modules are prone to arguing, bickering, disagreeing, subverting one another, spasming uncontrollably, staging coups, freaking the fuck out, and all sorts of other hysterics.
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Irv Miller, a Republican who runs a restaurant in Berkeley Springs, said he has grown tired of the bickering in campaign ads between the two candidates.
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After years of strife between its radical and pragmatic wings, the Green Party's leadership is suddenly remarkably unified and has managed to rise above the bickering.
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Once wealthier even than the south-east, this part of England has suffered from decades of inept interventions by central government and bickering between local councils.
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Despite the show of support for Cummings, the demonstration of bipartisan civility is unlikely to endure long in a Capitol that's practically defined by partisan bickering.
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A therapist can also help you two figure out how to argue in a healthier way — so that future disagreements don't have to end in bickering.
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This enhancement of moral vision leaves the bickering denizens of the Open Society well-equipped to recognize and remedy injustice without any overarching vision in mind.
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In a video posted to Instagram today, the talk show host showed off her home workout, complete with crunches, a yoga mat — and two bickering dogs.
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Turns out the party is completely dead; Chicklet was so mad at her that they immediately started bickering, ultimately resolving to stop speaking to one another.
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Murphy went on to tell reporter Kristin Dos Santos that he'd be unlikely to put Michele and Rivera's bickering on the small screen, citing their age.
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You've probably seen the commercials with Leslie Mann and her 20-year-old daughter Maude Apatow playfully bickering as they bond over Jergens Wet Skin Moisturizier.
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There's been some public partisan bickering about how much to raise spending, with Republicans arguing for more defense than non-defense spending, and Democrats demanding parity.
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"Hill Republicans are increasingly worried that Trump's penchant for drama -- and the constant bickering in the West Wing -- is going to crush their agenda," Politico reports.
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In an administration riven by staff bickering and internal disputes, President Trump's senior military appointees are taking a leading role and acting as a restraining influence.
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The sleep restrictions were introduced to prevent passengers from bickering about who gets to sleep, while others have to wait to sit in the lowest berth.
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A group of moderate House Democrats will make a push this year to stabilize ObamaCare's markets, reviving an effort that fell to partisan bickering in 2017.
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They must also be tiring of the constant backbiting and bickering, even if it does generate attention, enliven their base and, for the media, sell ads.
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After the elections in 2015, it appeared united by the mandate to recall him but then spent months bickering over the right way to do so.
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"I'm not a potted plant here," Mr. Wallace said at one point, prompting laughter in the audience, when the candidates' bickering threatened to drown him out.
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Scott will travel to D.C. in an aggressive push to end months of partisan bickering that has held up federal funding to prepare for Zika outbreak.
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Now comes the grueling homestretch of the campaign, where advertising will step up and the bickering between the candidates is likely to become even more biting.
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Democrats in charge of the House are mounting assaults against Trump and Republicans while at the same time bickering in the open within their own ranks.
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His government has struggled to disburse funds for roads, ports and power stations, and many critical infrastructure projects were hamstrung by bickering ministers and red tape.
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Too often, all the American people see of Congress is hyper-partisan bickering on cable TV. What they don't see when the cameras are turned off?
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It also served as the centerpiece of a stretch of nearly flawless basketball, a reminder that, midseason bickering notwithstanding, things remain fine for the defending champs.
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It's a simple fact that when our politicians snipe at each other like bickering children instead of actually debating the issues, our government ceases to function.
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The din of partisan bickering about stand-downs and CIA talking points has drowned out murkier questions about what the US was actually doing in Benghazi.
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Our "Jersey Shore" sources say they'd also been bickering about who was taking care of their daughter, and things came to a head at Planet Hollywood.
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They spend the hour bickering over whose fault it is that none of the children they invited to their 4-year-old's birthday party are coming.
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After miles of dusty road, phone calls and character-revealing bickering, Behnaz and Jafar reach a village that becomes the backdrop for much of the story.
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His message, according to several attendees, was to avoid political bickering as the U.S. grapples with a health crisis with a scale that remains unknown. Rep.
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SHANGHAI — Months of struggling with economic problems at home and bickering with President Trump over trade are starting to take their toll on China's financial health.
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The situation has unleashed hordes of lawyers, talk of recounts and runoffs, and the kind of bickering that brought back memories of the 2000 presidential election.
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It's set in Staten Island and follows a group of bickering vampires adhering to esoteric power structures but also griping about pop culture and social drudgery.
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It was her visit to Jefferson Middle School Academy in Washington, where protesters briefly blocked her from entering, that set off several days of online bickering.
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Mr. Bolton said Mr. Pence had proved "adept at navigating the complexities of Middle Eastern politics," and provided a "reassuring contrast" to partisan bickering at home.
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That hearing, too, broke into partisan bickering as Democrats and Republicans each tried to claim victory and lambasted the witnesses who didn&apost share their views.
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The U.S. eventually cobbled together a unity government between Ghani and Abdullah, the two leading contenders, but their partnership has been fraught with bickering and division.
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Deals are made and just as quickly break down, eroded by lack of trust, tribal bickering, or money — which is sometimes paid by hard-line jihadists.
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For the medium-dysfunctional families, light bickering and occasional chaos frequent mealtime, but for more dysfunctional characters, the absence of dinner tends to mark 'failed lives.
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And even on the domestic front, Trump's policy of escalating small gaffes into major scandals means his administration would likely be consumed with endless petty bickering.
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Still, most of the day was devoted to partisan bickering between members of the Democrat-led House Oversight Committee, and to the dueling descriptions offered of Cohen.
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After an early lead and some bickering with Khloe over the rules, the West family looked like it was going to take the crown for their charity.
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This scenario may sound all too familiar, as some judicial contests start to mirror the bickering and distortions that characterize many races for legislative and executive offices.
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ROME (Reuters) - President Sergio Mattarella on Thursday gave Italy's bickering parties five days to clinch a deal to resolve a political crisis and avoid a snap election.
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Elizabeth defies her family's objections to marry Philip and as the series progresses their marriage develops too, moving from lust and delight to bickering, jealousy and suspicion.
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Bickering between Iraq's big political blocs—the Iran-leaning Fatah and antiIranian Saairoun—reflects tussling between America and Iran over the composition of Mr Abdul-Mahdi's cabinet.
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Those qualities in particular became an increasingly refreshing presence in a post-2016 political atmosphere that's largely been defined by partisan bickering and below-the-belt scheming.
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A lot funnier than "Hereditary", "Midsommar" is in part a cheerful comedy about bickering Americans who are befuddled by the customs and cuisine of a foreign country.
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Ideally, people like Prince and Franklin wouldn't have to leave this world with people bickering over their possessions because no one helped them set up their wills.
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There is furious bickering between the family's warring members, such as Colin's hypochondriac mother (Doon Mackichan), alcoholic dad (Bill Paterson) and cross-dressing uncle Bertie (Charles Dance).
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However, constant bickering over small things — like clashing schedules, how to celebrate a holiday, or household chores — on a regular basis can be bad for your relationship.
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The video starts out at the tail end of a make-up tutorial and quickly unravels into a bickering match between Tran and her off screen boyfriend.
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"We deserve better, but what we saw tonight was a promise that the bickering, the pandering and the polarization will continue," the former New Mexico governor added.
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Just look at him catching up with Hulk in the arena, like two old friends from work: Or bickering with Loki in the elevator: It just works.
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Once on the road to Sanctuary, Sasha and Rosita immediately proved how unprepared for this they truly were, by bickering over the right method to kill Negan.
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The hefty selloff, stemming from political bickering and tensions with the EU over budget policies, has weakened local banks that own a tenth of Italy's government debt.
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They wake up, North Korea tests a nuclear weapon, other countries condemn its actions and the UN Security Council descends into bickering until the cycle begins again.
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The pair, who have been together since 2004 and wed in 2006, have been caught on camera during some of their darker moments, often bickering and arguing.
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Their natural chemistry leads to talking, bickering, and eventually bonding over Harry Potter, among other things, which made this reporter gasp with the impunity of it all.
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Throughout the entire film, there's only minor inter-squad bickering and basically zero discord between the two young lovers (it helps that Jack is basically Andy Dwyer).
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For hours, there had been no laughing, no bottle caps falling, none of the bickering that the girls had grown used to over the past two days.
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Instead of bickering over health care spending, they should speak frankly and openly with the public about the serious barriers to virtually any kind of major reform.
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The unanimous agreement of Republicans and Democrats in the House stands in stark contrast to the animus and bickering we usually hear about in the nation's capital.
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The inconclusive war in Afghanistan, the disastrous outcome in Libya, the bickering over defense spending, and the gradual drifting away of Turkey have worn down the organization.
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The bickering and feistiness, which has been a Donald Trump call-sign, has begun to weary voters — especially when a petulant Tim Kaine tries to mimic it.
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Families pick their way down the beach with buggies, bickering or laughing, and boats clink in the marina, a noise like handbells ringing, but random and disconnected.
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So, I was stuck with my super emotional ex every night, bickering about why things will never go right between us/why we're meant for each other.
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After a lot of bickering, the pair told me that if I wanted a bad bar, I should go to Jake's Dilemma on the Upper West Side.
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It is unclear if he will meet with White House officials while in New York, but given the constant bickering between the two countries, negotiations are unlikely.
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In Washington, bickering over the size and duration of many social programs — emergency unemployment benefits, food stamps and housing supports — effectively curtailed the scope of these efforts.
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Bickering between Qatar and Egypt underscored divisions in the Arab world linked to a dispute between Saudi Arabia and Qatar that has split the Persian Gulf region.
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Vargas Llosa implicates everyone in the moral catastrophe, from the bickering student dissidents to the cowardly media to the rich women drowning themselves in alcohol and gossip.
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But the conversation ends with their bickering about her decision to fast during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, and his taunting her with his conspicuous snacking.
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We knew the madness of Trump's court more quickly and reliably than we did the mischief of others, because his bickering enablers can't keep anything to themselves.
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But even as partisan bickering consumed the normally staid Senate on Monday, Mr. Schumer and Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, huddled repeatedly to hammer out their disagreements.
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The general, Thomas Eckert, left varying degrees of inheritance to his children, who wound up bickering and perhaps decided not to spend eternity together, Mr. Duncan explained.
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Similarly, with immigration the facts that are obscured by political bickering have a better chance of breaking through when highlighted by people of varied backgrounds and beliefs.
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America's polarized citizenry took a break from intense partisan bickering to produce the highest off-year turnout in a midterm election in 201603 years on Nov. 2154.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Hurricane Florence's floodwaters were still in the streets of North Carolina when the dueling branches of the state government started bickering about the aftermath. Gov.
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Stories of self-isolated couples fighting have already been monetized for a good cause, but I don't particularly care about bean-bloated partners bickering about headphone etiquette.
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"He puts the rule of law above partisan political bickering," said David B. Grinberg, a former spokesman for the E.E.O.C., where Mr. Dreiband worked as general counsel.
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In "The Vacationers" by Emma Straub, a New York family — loving, bickering, full of secrets — arrives on the Spanish island of Mallorca for a two-week vacation.
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The coming week could finally see lawmakers agree on extending the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), after months of partisan bickering over how to pay for it.
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They make it there, of course, but Twitter is so often the home of bickering about the news—of fighting and harassing other users, of arguing nonstop.
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Two months after inconclusive elections created a political stalemate, Mr. Mattarella asked his country's bickering political leaders to support a neutral caretaker government of his own choosing.
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At the same time, Belarus's close ties to Russia have frayed badly amid bickering over energy prices and the slow pace of progress toward a union state.
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The American people "want us to take a serious look at this and not have it be just partisan bickering going on," she told The Arizona Republic.
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Since the end of fascism its governments have lasted just over a year on average and bickering is already frequent in the new, three-month-old coalition.
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Simon cemented that success two years later with "The Odd Couple," a comedy about bickering roommates: Oscar, a gruff, slovenly sportswriter, and Felix, a neat, fussy photographer.
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Partisan bickering before Ford speaks Before the witness could speak a word, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, and its ranking member, California Democratic Sen.
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Indeed, in the wake of this horrific attack, the American people want decisive action, not partisan bickering over who has the legal authority to take military action.
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According to Yahoo7, the bickering grannies are friends, but decided to settle an argument the Muay Thai way, balanced on a bamboo pole suspended over a river.
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A quick primer: the original "Watchmen" is set in an alternate time line, beginning in the nineteen-forties, among a group of bickering masked vigilantes, the Minutemen.
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Partisan bickering was sporadic and kept behind closed doors, and as a result the panel has had a cooperative relationship with leaders of the FBI and CIA.
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Santos Cruz maintained a low profile in his official role, but he engaged in fierce bickering with the more hard-line ideological wing of the Bolsonaro government.
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Richard and Emily live closed-off, isolated lives, where they seem to spend most of their time playfully bickering with each other or sniping at their maids.
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As the bickering-but-besotted pair Gabby and Travis in "The Choice," Teresa Palmer and Benjamin Walker struggle to achieve not just chemistry but a single sincere moment.
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The political tug of war over North Carolina's notorious "bathroom bill" heated up Wednesday with efforts to overturn the nine-month-old law stalemated by ongoing partisan bickering.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, the MP for North East Somerset, has said that cabinet ministers should unite behind the principle of collective responsibility after days of bickering over Brexit.
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The Rob & Chyna stars' frequent bickering has kept them from living together for most of their relationship, even as they prepared for the arrival of their first child.
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Tens of thousands of survivors are still living in huts made from tin sheets and tarpaulin as reconstruction has been delayed by political bickering over a new constitution.
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That bickering prompted alarm among some party leaders, who could easily envision the Republican general election ads using Democrats' own words to cast doubt about the eventual nominee.
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Apple and Facebook have already been bickering over privacy, but this is the first instance of Apple taking an action that directly shuts down some of Facebook's activities.
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It's been two and a half years since the hellscape that was the 2016 presidential election, but Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have not stopped bickering over Twitter.
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League leader Matteo Salvini urged Forza Italia and 5-Star on Friday to stop bickering and agree to govern together or run the risk of a new election.
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The Empire Strikes Back Badass pair Han Solo (Harrison Ford) and Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) momentarily pause their bickering to deliver one of the galaxy's most memorable kisses.
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The show's first season suffered from an overly heavy plot and too much bickering among its band of also-ran heroes, on a mission to correct chronological anomalies.
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The document dump comes amid bickering between Republicans on Chuck Grassley&aposs committee, who want to wrap things up, and Democrats, who say there is more to investigate.
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He took a break from bickering with Ms Tsai this week to push his elderly mother around a park in a wheelchair in front of the TV cameras.
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Such internal bickering is the opposite of what the GOP needs as the party struggles to fend off Democratic efforts to capture control of the House in November.
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Considering its resources and the lessons the company should have learned from unnecessary bickering with its development community over the years, it doesn't seem like a big ask.
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For the moment at least, they're reflecting renewed optimism for progress on taxes after months of going no where as persistent bickering in Washington weighed on reform hopes.
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For what feels like at least 600 years, Bernie and Hillary supporters of varying degrees of importance have been bickering about how far left the Democrats should lean.
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"After years of partisan bickering and gridlock, this bill is a clear win for the American people," Trump himself said later on Tuesday at a White House event.
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The key difference: Big tech, while supportive of the net neutrality rules, has been far more open to a legislative compromise to finally end the net neutrality bickering.
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He was left out of the troubled "Let It Be" sessions entirely and returned for "Abbey Road" only after assurances that the group would put aside its bickering.
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I recently received this question from a reader: Here's my advice: If the juvenile bickering stems from job-related issues, then you must help your group resolve them.
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Unfortunately, like many ideas routed in politics, this simple idea has succumbed to partisan bickering that has left the VA much like the fictional island in Golding's novel.
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McCain charged us all to continue leading, and that means being willing to set aside our partisan bickering, and that means being willing to set aside our fear.
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Though protesters in Greece were known to burn effigies of Ms. Merkel over her harsh austerity policies, she helped impose a measure of discipline among bickering eurozone leaders.
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The people of CA -- folks in Paradise," a community that was among the hardest hit by the Camp Fire last year, "should not be victims to partisan bickering.
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The partisan bickering and speeches disguised as questions brought little honor to either the House Oversight or Judiciary committees in Thursday's three-ring circus masquerading as a hearing.
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Instead of a trailer, Disney showed a video of Kermit bickering with a Muppet lawyer about all the things he wasn't allowed to say about the new show.
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Cue sifu-student training montages and Ren's evolution from a defiant delinquent to a warrior of noble bearing, with shrill intermittent humor sequences of Ren and Kumatetsu bickering.
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On Twitter and Tumblr, all one has to do is look through the tags #Somali and #Somalia to see Somalis posting news, bickering about politics, and telling jokes.
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So when you have people bickering about things that should have been sorted out a long time ago I'm like, look, we have bigger fish to fry now.
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It has a long history of bickering with the EU, first over Timor-Leste when it was under Indonesian rule, and then Myanmar under its former military junta.
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Privately, aides questioned whether the president used the tweet as a diversionary tactic to direct attention away from the Senate GOP's intraparty bickering over its healthcare bill. Rep.
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To an upbeat playlist of music by Filipino artists, the dancers hurtle through fast, fluid phrases, at one point breaking into song and bickering, like a big family.
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Fans and former fans in San Diego have been bickering for years over whether to support the Chargers, but the effort to destroy someone's business crossed a line.
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The bickering gods, romantic rendezvous and exploding shells, set against impeccably rendered Paris streets and sandbagged trenches, read like a divine mix of Kate Atkinson and Neil Gaiman.
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Neither of us are afraid of expressing ourselves or saying what we think, which can tip into bickering—not something I'm used to after only a few weeks.
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But there's a chance that permanent damage to the country's political institutions will be the result of this continued bickering in the face of a very serious pandemic.
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Navratilova looked beseechingly to her player's box, but instead of receiving reassurances from her advisers, she saw her coach, Renee Richards, and trainer, Nancy Lieberman, bickering about strategy.
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The awkward bickering over who was in charge that ended Mr. Trump's first news conference on the coronavirus was the exact opposite of what was needed, experts said.
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Enough time has been spent bickering over the particulars of an electorally risky proposal that is unlikely to come to pass, no matter who wins the White House.
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Back in 2006, court documents revealed that Schmidt had to help settle an argument between the founders, who were bickering about what size beds the "party plane" needed.
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Other opposition parties are in disarray, as internal bickering has split apart the center-right National Action Party (PAN) and center-left Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD).
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The intensity of the bickering that will break out may surprise Americans who consider this an arcane matter, but the fight will be over things that do matter.
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"I think both sides need to start from a foundation of hope and excitement for the future, as opposed to this constant bickering between both sides," Bryden said.
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We don't want you heading into the Thanksgiving weekend with a bad attitude, we just want you to be prepared for the inevitable: like relatives bickering over politics.
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And all along, the characters are bickering and bantering and figuring things out, showing off the easy chemistry the cast has built up over the past two movies.
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Humphrey Bogart and William Holden play two bickering brothers, Linus and David Larrabee, and Audrey Hepburn is Sabrina, the awkward waif turned Parisian goddess who captivates them both.
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But intense emotions come up as the moon clashes with Mars—this is a powerful time to grow closer with others, but some bickering may take place, too.
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The two, who have been together since 2004 and wed in 2006, had been caught by the RHOC cameras during some of their darker moments, often bickering and arguing.
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The re-run is not expected to herald a major shift in voting patterns, opinion polls show, likely forcing bickering leaders to once again try to forge a coalition.
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Once I abandoned the standing part of my standing desk, though, the bickering continued—why cramp your workspace with a standing desk if you're not going to actually stand?
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Talking about getting paid for what you're contributing to the pot is on the table Thursday, when Mercury gently harmonizes with warrior Mars—just be careful and avoid bickering.
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Rockhold took a year on the sidelines amid bickering with the UFC, dating Demi Lovato, and teasing a fight with Fabricio Werdum which this writer would still gladly watch.
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Legislative action on guns, even proposals supported by the NRA that center on better enforcement of the laws on the books, has been stalled in Congress with partisan bickering.
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Kid Fury and Todrick Hall bickering about white female pop stars using all the Black gay colloquialisms that have yet to be appropriated by said white women was gold.
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Democrats want both parties to appoint a lawyer to lead uninterrupted, half-hour blocks of questions, which they hope will lead to a substantive inquiry instead of partisan bickering.
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The bickering between them is discordant filler, particularly given the miseries — the bullet-pocked buildings, the orphaned, the starving, the desperate and the dead — that surround the aid workers.
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There are also doubts about how many Spaniards will turn out to vote again, six months after an election that produced only political bickering, and with summer holidays starting.
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It took months of very public bickering and negotiating to get the moderate and conservative wings of the House to agree to a plan with enough votes to pass.
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While their craft is about to be blown out of the sky, the five heroes spend as much time bickering among themselves as they do fending off the onslaught.
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On Monday, Bray was joined on site by dozens of bickering pro- and anti-EU protesters, as Prime Minister Theresa May postponed a parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal.
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But Jordan can't quite get over David's "bitch move," and the two end up bickering back and forth again, this time threateningly jabbing their painted nails at each other.
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Oil's recent dip back into the $30s per barrel may be enough to get some OPEC members to curb their bickering and consider joint action — if crude plummets again.
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"Over the years, I've been offered quite a few reality shows, and a lot of times they're about bickering and drama," Cyrus says in the new issue of PEOPLE.
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Intense bickering and horse trading have been a hallmark of every power transition in the history of the party and pundits expect the next one to be no exception.
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Any kind of internal bickering could end up pushing away potential candidates, especially if Kalanick is really looking to return to some kind of operational role at the company.
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Other major polls going back many years show this kind of partisan bickering in Washington is the top reason why voters are critical of politics and politicians in general.
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Bickering like an old married couple, the pair couldn't even seem to keep it together long enough to get changed into their Muay Thai shorts for the live broadcast.
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Democrats will seek a revote next week on the measure to reopen the government after a Thursday attempt blew up into a partisan bickering match on the House floor.
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For as we have seen time and again, partisan bickering can be distressingly effective in distracting us from the common goal: making sure that Americans are healthy and insured.
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Her autocratic persona and short temper became legendary in Brasília, a capital where back-room deals are customary when forging and nurturing alliances with an array of bickering parties.
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The entire ensemble is rather enjoyable as a bickering, spoiled family who are ready to sell each other down the river to ensure their inheritance no matter the price.
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There is a huge fight coming, one that will make the present bickering over a few billion dollars for a phantasm of a border wall seem less than petty.
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Instead, a broadly stronger dollar, and headlines about bickering within Prime Minister Theresa May's party over plans for handling customs with the EU after Brexit, drove the currency lower.
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Jackson and April continue their insufferable bickering this week, but more importantly, after a minor scare, April finally gets an ultrasound and learns her baby is healthy— just kicking.
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I remember having to put on my headphones and blast Gloria Estefan cassette tapes on my boom box just to stay sane and drown out my parents' constant bickering.
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Peter Weber might be a cute ding-dong who conflates constant bickering with romantic passion, but at least he hasn't called gay people "perverts" (as far as we know).
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But some of the pressure the Trump administration exerted on Pakistan as part of its South Asia strategy was undermined by infighting and political bickering in the Afghan government.
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Mike Nichols's 6603 adaptation of Edward Albee's "Woolf" casts Ms. Taylor and Richard Burton, to whom she was famously married at the time, as the bickering George and Martha.
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Reluctantly acquiring a handsome young guide, Jonny (Kevin Guthrie), Edie hauls herself through bad weather, boggy ground and a journey packed with crabby bickering and corny odd-couple misadventures.
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Bickering bidders for Just Eat face a similar hazard if they fail to focus on what shareholders in the UK food delivery group care about most: a better offer.
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"The time for trivial fights is over," said Mr. Trump, a man who spent the first 48 hours of his presidency bickering about the size of the inauguration crowd.
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This is a call to action for all young Americans... let's rise up, stop bickering, and work hard to create solutions that will fix the problems that government can't.
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Just several years ago, politicians would have been bickering about high spending and high deficits, and in the past administration, squabbling over spending and deficits shut down the government.
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For many Britons and for many leaders of the Continent, ending the endless bickering and the threat of a chaotic deal-less Brexit was a source of great relief.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Congress is headed for a seven-week recess without addressing gun violence, the Zika virus outbreak and other pressing issues, amid persistent election-year bickering.
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At a time when social networks are plagued by toxic content, misinformation and partisan bickering, Pinterest (PINS) has arguably been one of the few feel-good social sites around.
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Senior U.S. State Department official David Hale, who arrived on Friday to underline Washington's support for Lebanon's stability, urged the country's bickering political leaders to implement speedy economic reforms.
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But there's also some joy to be found — to many people on the internet, at least — in bickering endlessly about whether the remake qualifies as a live-action film.
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It rings many notes expected in such tales: larger-than-life rogues, heroes and villains, bickering and meddling gods, prophecies and Machiavellian maneuvers that would shame anyone in Washington.
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Lulzim Peci, formerly Kosovo's ambassador to Sweden and now a director of the Kosovar Institute for Policy Research and Development in Pristina, said people had had enough of bickering.
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After internal party bickering delayed the formation of her city government, she seemed to have finally made progress in overcoming Rome's chronic problems with trash collection before Thursday's shock resignations.
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Predictably, the post has hundreds of comments on it bickering back and forth about Trump — but also about the discordance that Soriano, a gay immigrant, would be a Trump voter.
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Sure, there's some powerful stuff happening around cash and your self-esteem, and some bickering early in the evening, but it's late tonight that you need to get excited about!
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"Let's work together on a solution while the 'adults' keep bickering," the pitch states, offering two free years of services from Knightscope and its robots to the winning student's school.
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In other corporate news, Anthem and Cigna are privately bickering over details of their planned $48 billion merger, according to a Wall Street Journal report citing a series of letters.
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Any projects you bravely begin during Mars' retrograde period will be approached with less gusto and met with roadblocks—and people will be less likely to waste their energy bickering.
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Their pledge to bury the hatchet helped Brazilian markets rebound a day after a sharp plunge on fears that the bickering would sink the cornerstone of the government's economic agenda.
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Judge Gorsuch has shown he will rise above partisan bickering to consider each individual case on its facts, rather than on the emotional public debates that often swirl around it.
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If there's anything to be gleaned from the current conversation, it's that data representation of complex phenomenon can confuse and cause bickering even among people who really understand the principles.
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"This coalition gives the impression of a bickering married couple with divorce hanging in the air... at some point voters want to see compromise rather than continual strife," she said.
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Oil's recent dip back into the $30s per barrel may be enough to get some OPEC members to curb their bickering and consider joint action — especially if oil plummets again.
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The bickering is seen as a potential impediment to the bipartisan effort to shield immigrants in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which President Trump rescinded in September.
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The midday meeting between Trump and congressional leaders in the White House Situation Room was a repeat affair after a similar session on Wednesday devolved into bickering and finger-pointing.
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"Hobbs and Shaw" is in theaters and it's easy to get caught up in The Rock and Jason Statham's characters' bickering along with the big action pieces in the film.
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"This coalition gives the impression of a bickering married couple with divorce hanging in the air... at some point voters want to see compromise rather than continual strife," she said.
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But political bickering in parliament blocked reforms agreed with the Fund and a first review of the agreement, which is required for more credit to be released, was not completed.
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After weeks of bickering, the Sanders and Clinton campaigns agreed to hold a debate in Brooklyn on April 14, less than a week before New Yorkers head to the polls.
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The biggest short-term mistake Congress could make would be to delay approval of necessary funding; to allow American cities and citizens to suffer in the name of partisan bickering.
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Both sides are deeply interdependent because of their automobile and steel industries and would benefit from scaling together rather than bickering over who pays for a new bridge between them.
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The trip proves to be bumpy, both physically and emotionally, as the often bickering siblings nurse their individual differences and recall what little they remember about life with their father.
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The deal has been stalled by some partisan bickering over the $8 billion needed to pay for the five-year extension and the GOP's decision to prioritize its tax overhaul.
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Many Venezuelans are fed up with the political bickering and want leaders on both sides to focus instead on fixing the recession, world's highest inflation and shortages of basic products.
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For one thing, it's got two bickering sisters and a bunch of kids who have an opportune sense of when, during a dinner-table squabble, to take out a smartphone.
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But the film captures the two men still bickering onstage and in strained rehearsals, and it ends with Mr. Weber failing to appear at a 40th-anniversary show in 2003.
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The bickering over trade language has dashed hopes of Japan, which chairs this year's G20 meetings, to keep trade issues low on the various agendas at the finance leaders' meeting.
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To her friend Ximena Gumpel, it's a blip on the nightly news: "You kind of push it aside and figure it will pass, that it's just political bickering," she said.
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So they are trying not to fuel further bickering in her divided Conservative Party or within Parliament, where the withdrawal deal is already sharply criticized and her majority is threatened.
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The code of silence, followed by the lawyers and agents who worked for Mr. Mueller, has been an unusual feat in Washington, where leaks are as ubiquitous as partisan bickering.
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Leterrier has assembled an incredible cast to play the Skeksis, who alternate between hatching monstrous schemes, bickering with each other, and luxuriating in the pleasures their rule has bought them.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat running for a third term, and Mr. Molinaro, the Republican challenger, sparred during an hourlong debate that featured more theatrics and bickering than substantive policy discussions.
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Despite having grown up, like Ms. Carausu, mostly in coastal Australia, Mr. Whitelum had no sailing experience before he bought a barely used 230-foot Beneteau from three bickering Italians.
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The bickering cast a shadow over the relationship between London and Washington at a crucial time when Britain was hoping to cultivate closer economic ties with the U.S. after Brexit.
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Top GOP pollster Frank Luntz has a distinct way of saying "adios" to any political bickering on the gratefulness-filled holiday — although it might not exactly be practical for everyone.
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Squabbles on the House floor, bickering on cable news, and endless point-counter-point in the opinion section of our newspapers are all part of what, yes, makes America great.
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Today's ongoing bickering between Seoul and Tokyo reeks of interwar politics at its worst; leaders who want to live in a postwar order need to rise above such petty grievances.
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The spat on Tuesday amounted to the latest episode of political bickering on the committee, which has been marked by partisan divides throughout its more than two years of existence.
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Pugh, Rachel Weisz, and David Harbour play that "support" system, though most of what we see in the trailer is a gunfight and a lot of bickering in Russian accents.
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The intense bickering was the backdrop to the case Democrats attempted to lay out, drawing several rebukes from GOP lawmakers — even the typically more subdued members of the panel. Rep.
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But what comes across most forcefully in this overstuffed workplace drama is tedium: the ceaseless petty bickering of employees amid a surfeit of exposition about their jobs and company policy.
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His biggest challenge will be to mobilize a deeply divided staff to deliver something for Americans who want to see progress rather than pratfalls and bickering from the White House.
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The clever if rather cynical, self-reflexive back story involves live-action scenes of a bickering big brother and little sister who, unbeknown to Bricksburg, are the true master builders.
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This aspect could result in career progress—you could get the raise you ask for, or, alternatively, you might end up taking the low road and start some petty bickering.
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Thandie Newton makes every new power-up seem galvanizing, and I'm definitely content watching Elsie (Elsie!!) and Bernard stagger around the park bickering and uncovering new plot twists about humanoids.
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"Those who waste time are hurting Italy to save their post," said Salvini, who complains the coalition with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement is unworkable after months of open bickering.
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Despite the positioning papers published and legislation initiated, progress is being slowed up by bickering – within the UK government and between London and Brussels – as well as technicalities and economic fog.
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Politics, when they appear — a portrait of Mussolini in a country town, a comical and bickering pair of ancient Italian lefties — are something we glance off to return to our boys.
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Bickering over who should take responsibility for the tens of thousands rescued from the Mediterranean has undermined EU unity and threatens the future of cross-border business and travel inside Europe.
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The bickering escalated into both parties yelling obscenities, then someone threw a cell phone at Thomas' relative as she attempted to leave the courtroom, according to the New York Daily News.
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The U.S. senator from California had a breakout night, chiding bickering opponents for engaging in a "food fight" and taking on front-runner Joe Biden on issues including race and immigration.
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All that stuff is made of a great TV or movie relationship, where you see them bickering but in a way that's flirty and sexy as opposed to aggressive or mean.
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The bickering over trade language has dashed hopes of Japan, which chairs this year's G20 meetings, to keep trade issues low on the list of agendas at the finance leaders' meeting.
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Luckily, the fate of Dany's life is hardly in the hands of this bickering odd couple, nor is it left to the Dothraki leaders, as much as they may think so.
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Jack Riley, a longtime West Point hockey coach who guided a team of bickering amateurs to a startling gold medal in the 21986 Winter Olympics, died on Wednesday in Sandwich, Mass.
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Fred and Serena have another bickering session (they haven't recovered from the blowout in the empty mansion), which ends with Fred employing the classic line, "Mother knows best," coated in sarcasm.
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Slip a little strychnine into the wine of a cheating wife or a doddering old count with a lot of bickering heirs, and you've got yourself a decent Agatha Christie novel.
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But last week, after months of political bickering, the country's parliament adopted a long-delayed set of laws on excise taxes, key for disbursement of the lender's additional 76 million euros.
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Amid all the partisan bickering, there is one thing both parties can agree on: The country needs some fiscal stimulus in 2017 to get the economy to pick up the pace.
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But if all you ever see on Twitter is partisan bickering, there may be a reason: per capita, the political accounts are some of the most active in the Australian Twittersphere.
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For all the firecracker energy of its first half, "Happy New Year, Colin Burstead" never quite transcends the sum of its bickering parts to become a state-of-the-nation drama.
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People familiar with the matter have said Toshiba and Western Digital are bickering over the size of any potential stake to be held by the U.S. firm in the chip unit.
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But otherwise it reflects the army's view that popular politics is a form of corruption, and that bickering politicians are the source rather than a symptom of Thailand's deep social divisions.
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RELATED: John McCain's maverick moment "I think it also goes back to the bickering in politics, because Trump had some pretty harsh things to say about McCain," one Trump voter said.
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Did The Bachelor women just bring up how privileged they are... and call themselves out on how inane their self-involved bickering can seem in comparison to, you know, real problems?
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But it's when we meet the boy's mother Betsy and teenage sister Mindy, bickering almost stereotypically about whether or not Mindy can go out that night, that things take a turn.
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And – in case the phrases 'political bickering' and 'ignominious sacking' aren't enough to remind you – Zidane has not just taken over at any old club, he's taken over at Real Madrid.
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It would empower public officials to do their jobs and prevent the spread of health threats, whether in the form of viruses or other diseases, without being hamstrung by partisan bickering.
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Investors say the acrimonious bickering between Vivendi and Elliott, which has cost TIM's shares a third of their value over the last year, has done little to revive the former monopoly.
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More and more these briefings have become yet another venue for partisan bickering, which is good if you want clips for cable news but bad if you hope to be informed.
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After a short lull, violent Palestinian attacks on Israeli citizens both within Israel and in the West Bank have resumed, while his senior ministers have been bickering over the correct response.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — A group of Lebanese professors, architects and filmmakers has fashioned an unlikely alternative to the bickering feudal political bosses who for decades have kept their country mired in stalemate.
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Political bickering in ethnically-divided Bosnia has prevented the passage of a law raising taxes on fuel, required to unlock funding for transport infrastructure that would boost growth and create jobs.
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They capitalize on voter discontent by claiming that they alone can solve the problems bickering parties fail to address by breaking the normal norms and institutional restraints of the democratic process.
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Critic's Notebook More than the staggeringly self-absorbed British pop star, the wistful giant, the Greeks bickering inside the Trojan horse or the baby floating in utero, the glowworms got me.
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It was newfangled and digital, sure, but it nonetheless echoed the tempo of industrial life—the postal service in the Victorian period, bickering with fellow citizens in letters to the editor.
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They also have Pocket integration, so it's easier to get access to the long articles you save when you are too busy bickering at people on Facebook to read something intelligent.
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Some investors feared bickering between the two families would hamper decision-making as the company works to cut costs and adapt to new industry trends such as electronic and autonomous driving.
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The reported Chinese activity comes as the two countries seek to forge closer trade and investment ties under Duterte after years of bickering and mistrust, mostly over the South China Sea.
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These national issues can get clogged up by partisan bickering and the politics behind policies, which is all the more reason to ensure that your issues resonate with a personal touch.
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For this incarnation, "Murder by Magic," the company had adopted a Jazz Age theme, situating the murder among a troupe of bickering vaudevillians who called themselves Masters of Magic and Merriment.
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It was as if Nigeria had expected the bickering, disinterested and ineffectual version of Argentina to show up, the group that had rebelled against their coach and seemingly quit against Croatia.
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BAND AID A bickering couple (Zoe Lister-Jones and Adam Pally) start a band with the hope that making music will help them smooth over the rough patches in their relationship.
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Although Rockefeller had sporadic arguments and feuds with leaders at his company, there was little of the bickering and jealousy one would expect to see within a massive corporation, says Chernow.
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If our leaders fail to take a step back from the partisan bickering, and examine and correct for these abuses, then we can expect more abuses, and worse, in the future.
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Legislation proposing a wage rise has been blocked in the national parliament, which has not been convening due to bickering over the formation of a cabinet after last October's national election.
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That's in stark contrast to his now longstanding bickering with the WFP, where he's been forced to compromise and spend down his campaign account to ensure he didn't lose a line.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said he had worked closely with Merkel - whose country is the biggest net payer to the EU's joint coffers - to try and bring bickering member states together.
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Everything ends up in the same place, the latest example of bickering in do-nothing Washington—another story line that favors the burn-it-all-down GOP of the Trump era.
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The delays, the dangers and the constant bickering are now -- just two months before Britain is due to leave -- prompting some who voted for Brexit to change their minds, opinion polls suggest.
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Hours before heading down the aisle in Bimini to say their "I do's," Danielle Staub and Marty Caffrey were bickering over a rift their wedding was causing between him and his children.
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For a while yesterday, they dissolved into bickering and finger-pointing, with members of the Freedom Caucus saying the proposed compromise is getting worse — and House Republican leaders saying it's bleeding votes.
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We're told no one was arrested, and neither party wanted to press charges, but as you can see in the video ... Tiny and the woman were bickering during a car ride home.
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Nevertheless, I chose to end this arrangement (with your blessing) because I did not want partisan bickering about my role to in any way cloud your administration or Ms. Rao's important work.
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In one scene, a black couple gives Kwon Yoo a ride after he fixes their car, and their loving bickering is enough of a distraction for Kwon to escape the cops' notice.
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The New York Times' Mike Isaac reported Immelt "didn't have the votes," while Recode's Kara Swisher says that the GE chairman was turned off by the ongoing bickering between Uber's biggest investors.
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And, the most important one, could Angela Merkel simply decide not to run for a fourth term in office, as she could have had enough of the bickering in her own party?
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The bickering over her speech reflects an ugly image we ought to be brave enough to face and an odious, arrogant fear of foreigners we ought to have long ago cast off.
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But Roma also shows what Cleo sees as she passes by rooms where her employers are bickering or as she walks through a bustling city dealing with recent outbreaks of student riots.
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The former Polish premier declined to say what measures leaders may consider after four years of bickering about whether sanctions over Russian action in Ukraine are counter-productive and hurt EU businesses.
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But it does illustrate how top-level management tends to encompass a great deal of political bickering, and that all but the tiniest fraction see their reign ended with an ignominious sacking.
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Political bickering in the ethnically divided country has prevented the passage of the fuel tax law, which is required to unlock funding for transport infrastructure that would boost growth and create jobs.
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Even worse, instead of joining in common cause regarding China, the United States and European Union have been bickering over trade and a host of other issues, from Iran to defense spending.
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Just as the Dakota Access Pipeline protests are turning years of climate change bickering into a flashpoint event, so too would a crackdown on Standing Rock Telecom set off a mass discussion.
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But therein lies the case for caution: the corollary of Tories bickering when the going is good is that (much more so than Labour) they generally pull together if up against it.
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While the sight of a President bitterly bickering with reporters might alarm many Americans, it could be seen as a badge of honor by others and overshadow the substance of his comments.
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The grudging bond that Marshall and Friedman forge -- after no shortage of bickering -- bears a resemblance to "In the Heat of the Night," a movie about mismatched cops released 50 years ago.
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ROME (Reuters) - President Sergio Mattarella called on Monday for Italy's bickering parties to rally behind a "neutral government", saying the only alternative would be a swift re-vote after March's inconclusive election.
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Jones, a consummately generous performer, softens Emily's rougher edges, but I wish that Silverman had found a way for her to serve as more than a mere foil to these bickering men.
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" At one point, Dern stands behind Nélisse as the two stare into Bill's bathroom mirror, bickering over why the thirteen-year-old is staying overnight with a man she barely knows. "Stop!
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It's also a way to resonate with swing voters who are sick of partisan bickering in Washington and want the president and Congress to spend more time and energy on solving problems.
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That is not a question I am asking you, but rather what I imagine you two bickering about as you are being murdered by a scary man in a black trench coat.
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That's why we are issuing a call to action to those in the House and Senate who prefer partisan bickering to protecting women and families from this virus: let's get to work.
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That makes 2016 a critical year for these rivals, who have been so busy bickering with each other that they've ignored their own institutional problems that have had them underachieving for years.
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Saudi Arabia, the host, and Iran, are bickering bitterly over a crush of pilgrims last year that left at least 769 people and possibly more than 63,400 dead, many of them Iranian.
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Yet, while much of the media is laser-focused on all of that partisan bickering, this week Congress introduced a bipartisan bill that has the potential to help save millions of lives.
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One page might contain mountaintop epiphanies, off-trail discoveries, weather and trail conditions, speculations about whether a bickering couple would survive the trail ahead and whimsical evaluations of the previous night's snoring.
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Watch for a hallucinatory cameo by Simone de Beauvoir highbrow-bickering with Gloria Steinem (nope, not the real one), and a Chorus of Dumb Bunnies, spewing lowbrow imperatives about snaring a man.
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Unless the two bickering parties in this messy divorce reach an agreement bringing about some less disruptive arrangement, goods traveling across the channel are likely to confront customs checks and sanitary inspections.
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In July the EU pledged 14 million euros ($15.56 million) in aid for new shelters but the scheme has been held up by bickering among rival ethnic parties and anti-migrant rhetoric.
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Ms. Dunn's new role was greeted enthusiastically by some on Mr. Biden's staff who have been frustrated by the bickering and view her as a unifying and respected figure across generational lines.
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She has also largely managed to stay above the fray and not get drawn into the bickering and drama that has often plagued, and sometimes even cost the jobs of, her peers.
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At the same time, as a favor to a powerful sometime lover famed for his business prowess and hard partying, she's dispatched a pair of bickering yet deadly operatives to Hong Kong.
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Nevertheless, I chose to end this arrangement (with your blessing) because I did not want partisan bickering about my role to in any way cloud your administration or Ms. Rao's important work.
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Burr has taken a series of steps over the last several months to make sure that his committee doesn't devolve into the intense, partisan bickering that has consumed the House Intelligence Committee.
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Tax reform, repealing and replacing ObamaCare, infrastructure investment and so many other important policy matters are all in jeopardy because a few senators have decided to put petty bickering above meaningful change.
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The 85003-hour public hearing was over-the-top political theater that routinely devolved into shouting matches between lawmakers, who couldn't stop bickering or talking over one another as Strzok looked on.
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Ernst Lubitsch's sublime and timeless "The Shop Around the Corner," in which bickering shop workers (James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan) in Budapest have fallen for each other through anonymous letters, shows Dec.
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When, years after their second and last divorce, they appeared onstage together as bickering exes in a stage production of Private Lives, the saga of Taylor and Burton took over the production.
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Gerard Araud, France's ambassador to Washington, believes the US and Europe would be better served working together to contain what he sees as unfair Chinese trade practices, rather than bickering with one another.
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SKOPJE, March 21 (Reuters) - Macedonia need to rise above political bickering and form a government as soon as possible to unblock the Balkan country's European Union membership path, the EU said on Tuesday.
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Congress may be out for the weeklong Memorial Day break, but two Republican House members are busy blocking the disaster-aid bill that was just about to pass after months of partisan bickering.
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There's also a certain rote quality to the impediments thrown at Moana and Maui as they traverse the ocean bickering, as much killing time before the climax as allowing the two to bond.
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Peter Marki-Zay, who beat the Fidesz candidate in a mayoral by-election in February, urged opposition parties on the right and left to build an alliance and put aside their former bickering.
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The vote was at once historic and ludicrous — a grave moment marking a crisis in government and a political act that wasn't technically required by the Constitution, marked by Congress' usual partisan bickering.
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The assassins Hazel (Cameron Britton) and Cha-Cha (Mary J. Blige) have been improved from the comic version, elevated from nihilist psychopaths to bickering partners constantly getting screwed over by their cheap employers.
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The bickering over leadership has stalled Mercosur's everyday operations and trade negotiations with other countries, ultimately forcing Uruguay to accept a tougher stance against Venezuela, a Brazilian official familiar with the matter said.
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Carige has since hired UBS as adviser to assess a possible merger, which bankers have said in the past was made difficult by the bank's capital and restructuring needs and its bickering shareholders.
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Though he spent most of 2018 bickering with half of the popular culture industrial complex about his ardent support of President Donald Trump, he hasn't tweeted about the president since New Year's Day.
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Their bickering was often captured on Teen Mom, but in November, the 26-year-old reality star put aside their differences to attend her mother's "under-the-sea" wedding in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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In May, the biggest Italian bond selloff in 22007 years forced two bickering political parties to the table to form a coalition government, with politicians scrambling to reaffirm Rome's commitment to the euro.
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After she lost her majority in a botched election gamble, some senior ministers have resorted to public bickering over Brexit and state spending as they manoeuvre in expectation she will soon be toppled.
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Yet despite all the expense and the drama and the partisan bickering over the recounts, Halderman and his colleagues failed to advance public understanding of the serious risks posed by electronic voting machines.
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But the renewed bickering over the terms of Greece's latest bail-out, complete with threats of a snap election if its creditors don't give more ground, has the air of a duff sequel.
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While much of the bickering has been between the two deputy prime ministers, friction is now building between the ruling party leaders, on the one side, and Conte and Tria on the other.
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Reines, one of Hillary Clinton's longest-serving advisers (he played Trump in debate prep), took a break from bickering with Seb Gorka on cable television to offer advice for the Democrats' 2020 nominee.
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Opinion polls say the MDP will get anything from 3 to 8 percent of the vote, largely at the expense of the PD, and continuing bickering could dent the PD's standing still further.
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Not so on "The Fosters," where the relationships are less stylized, more lived in, with funk and warmth and looseness that feel like real life, capturing the bickering bonds among parents and teens.
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Congress' willingness to limit bickering for the sake of the national defense makes sense because people can't be free without physical safety and, in a dangerous world, a robust armed forces assure that.
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"Hopefully it can be the beginning of a new chapter of bipartisan cooperation, but more likely it is a bright shining light in a darkness of bickering and more hyper-partisanship," said Rep.
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But there are others who are just sick of the bickering, like Starbuckwylde, who wants to know what ideology has to do with the feet: BigDaddyWhizz is also ready to end the fighting.
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The chiefs of surgery, orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, cardiothoracic surgery, and pediatric surgery are all women, and honestly, it sometimes seems that, these days, the male doctors spend more time bickering than saving lives.
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While a unified left might muster the votes to defeat Pinera in the second round, weak turnout fed by disenchantment with politics and interparty bickering would pave the way for a Pinera win.
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Scott will travel to D.C. in an aggressive push to end months of partisan bickering that has held up federal funding to prepare for an outbreak with summer mosquito season just weeks away.
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There is little threat that the radical Five Star Movement will take over the country in such a situation, but it is easy to see how Italy's parliament could dissolve into bickering ineffectiveness.
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The health care bill never passed, and Collins has since engaged in some big-time revisionism by arguing that McConnell really did keep his promise but that partisan bickering was somehow to blame.
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The surgeon general is giving journalists "straight talk from the nation's doctor" and instructing the press to have "no more bickering, no more partisanship, no more criticism or finger-pointing" in news coverage.
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But Armstrong has fleshed out the characters of Logan's bickering children a lot more in Season 2, such that they've become, if not necessarily "lovable," then at least more sympathetic, and even relatable.
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Three different firms handled her new book, "Successful Philanthropy: How to Make a Life by What You Give," a guide for modern benefactors, leading to much bickering over who deserves credit for what.
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There was no obligation for the government to resign had Salvini won, but after eight consecutive regional election victories, another triumph in Emilia-Romagna would have put the bickering coalition under intense pressure.
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They harshly criticized the partisan bickering that delayed a Zika-funding bill in Congress for months, and they decried the failure of every city in the hemisphere — other than Miami — to control mosquitoes.
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With gridlock and partisan bickering in Washington, increasing funding for the Highway Trust Fund and its Mass Transit Account could be a critical issue on which both the president and Congress can agree.
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John Parise, managing partner and founder of Copper Beech Financial Group, says that bickering and communication issues between family members leads to a 70% reduction in a family&aposs wealth over three generations.
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Scott's visit was part of an aggressive push to end months of partisan bickering that has held up federal funding to prepare for an outbreak with the summer mosquito season just weeks away.
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The bickering with Macron further sours already fragile relations with France, which deteriorated after Poland last year called off a $3.5-billion contract for military multipurpose helicopters from Airbus, without giving much explanation.
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Most of these far-right nationalists, led by Le Pen and Farage, want plainly and simply to break it up, returning the continent to the day of fragmented and competing fiefdoms, bickering and disaster.
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"I just see this as a lot of bickering back and forth," the judge told their respective lawyers, according to The Daily News, adding that there was no evidence the court should "punish" Heard.
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The government of the League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement is starting preliminary work on the 2020 budget which will be presented in the autumn, amid constant bickering between the coalition partners.
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The chemistry between Mitchell and Ramirez is well-documented after five seasons of The Fosters, so on Good Trouble their relationship feels lived-in whether they're bickering or bonding — and there's plenty of both.
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"With the challenges facing Indiana and our country, I can no longer sit on the sidelines and watch as partisan bickering grinds Washington to a halt," Bayh said in a statement announcing his candidacy.
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Since the swearing-in, Legco has been paralysed by bickering and brawls among legislators over whether the two should be allowed to swear in again, and whether they should be admitted to the chamber.
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Consider the finale of Silicon Valley's latest season, where Richard and his bickering, selfish Pied Piper partners Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani) and Gilfoyle (Martin Starr) get a last-second reprieve from a potentially devastating failure.
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But, like a bickering family in a photo studio, the three countries managed enough of a show of affection to be granted the right to co-host one of the world's biggest sporting events.
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Now with all of that said, I do think there is a large-scale difference between the kind of partisan bickering that we're talking about and the actual tribal political warfare that we're seeing.
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