Play was briefly stopped as two fans came to blows.
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Rival factions, driven by ideologies or personalities, came to blows.
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And he almost came to blows with the mission's security staff.
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But in Hasakah the government and the Kurds recently came to blows.
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The confrontation nearly came to blows and an epic shouting match ensued.
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"I tracked him down and we almost came to blows," McGuane said.
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In one case, she said, two customers with opposing views came to blows.
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The pair even came to blows at an NYC club a few years ago.
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The two almost came to blows when Lennon suggested that Yanks were not welcome.
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It's hard to imagine today, but people actually came to blows over literary disagreements.
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The two came to blows during last Thursday's episode, and Farley stood by her man.
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As recently as June 2016 Ethiopian and Eritrean troops came to blows, causing many casualties.
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Last year, an intrusive tourist nearly came to blows with one of the whaling captains.
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Former teammate Dane Fletcher said he came to blows with Hernandez and described him as selfish.
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The American golfers nearly came to blows, The Guardian reported, and were separated by others nearby.
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" At school, he nearly came to blows with a student who was badmouthing the Chinese "dictatorship.
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Protesters and supporters came to blows as police worked to clear the room at the Chicago Pavilion.
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As we reported ... Ronnie nearly came to blows with a guy in Vegas Wednesday at the Flamingo.
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ICYMI: Chris Paul and Rajon Rondo came to blows in a Lakers-Rockets brawl. 🔥pic.twitter.com/s28TT81eys
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A fourth protestor nearly came to blows with another attendee who tried to escort him from the room.
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The Turkish military nearly came to blows last year with U.S. forces fighting the Islamic State in Syria.
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TMZ broke the story ... cops responded to Kelly's Trump Tower condo after Azriel and Joycelyn came to blows.
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Lawmakers came to blows earlier this month, as the government tried to push the bill through the semi-democratic legislature.
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During the first hearing for their divorce proceedings, Rudy Giuliani and his estranged wife came to blows regarding his finances.
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Vince Neil war on 'Celebrity Apprentice' was VERY REAL and almost came to blows on set ... so says Chael Sonnen.
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Pro-NRA counter-protesters also showed up at one store, and two men almost came to blows before police intervened.
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It's also highly controversial in Japan itself, to the point where lawmakers came to blows debating the issue in 2015.
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Qualcomm and Apple came to blows over royalties the chipmaker collects on mobile gadgets, most of which use its technologies.
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Fortunately, before the couple came to blows they went to Paris, where they found a gray sectional they both loved.
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WHEN African National Congress (ANC) bigwigs met last weekend, the debate was reportedly so heated that it almost came to blows.
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Washington and Tehran nearly came to blows last week after Iran claimed it downed an American drone that entered its territory.
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The three finally came to blows at Medley's bra party in an epic argument that had Medley thinking about quitting the show.
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But it all came to blows when stepfather Miguel (Jon Huertas) discovered Kate's IVF medications in their fridge, much to Rebecca's surprise.
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The beef goes back ... Usman once told us C.C. had "p***y-itis," and they almost came to blows before UFC 7.
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In the Peloponnesian War of the fifth century B.C., Athens and Sparta, the two dominant powers in ancient Greece, came to blows.
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Jones, who sat in on the hearing, crashed a scrum Rubio was holding with reporters, and the pair nearly came to blows.
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Qualcomm and Apple came to blows over royalties that the chip maker collects on mobile gadgets, most of which use its technologies.
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They came to blows when a group of Sunderland players were suspended for taking illegal bonuses that pushed their salaries over the maximum.
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As you know ... Alexis is also beefing with Blac Chyna over Rob Kardashian, and they almost came to blows during a house party!
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A photographer and a cameraman came to blows as those in the media scrum struggled to get shots of Anderson at a news conference.
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Affleck and Fallon almost came to blows when they played two accountants (Roger and Steve) discussing their love of numbers at a dinner table.
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Cam and Kelvin nearly came to blows before their preseason game Thursday when Newton confronted Benjamin about calling him a sorry QB to reporters.
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The two powers nearly came to blows over accusations the Chinese government was building a road inside the territory of close Indian ally Bhutan.
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My business partner and I once nearly came to blows debating whether or not to take on the albatross of a $30/month cellphone plan.
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Tekashi69 says the reason he almost came to blows with Slim 400 at ComplexCon all has to do with Benjamins he's making, and Slim isn't.
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Randall Margraves, the father of three of Larry Nassar's victims, nearly came to blows with the former USA Gymnastics team physician in court Friday morning.
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TMZ has learned Chicago PD responded to a reported battery at Kelly's Trump Tower condo shortly after Azriel Clary and Joycelyn Savage came to blows.
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Things got HEATED between Shaq and Charles Barkley on "Inside the NBA" Thursday night ... but what would happen if the two superstars actually came to blows?
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Pink is not shy to admit that she and fellow singer Christina Aguilera have had their problems — so much so that they almost came to blows.
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Take, for instance, the seemingly real animosity between Cardi B and Nicki Minaj, which came to blows at a New York Fashion Week party last year.
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The whole thing feels decidedly low-rent, as if it was filmed over one long Sunday afternoon and things eventually came to blows in the end.
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When Blac Chyna and Alexis Skyy almost came to blows it was squarely over Rob Kardashian, and a scolding Chyna felt was long overdue ... TMZ has learned.
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If Vin Diesel and The Rock came to blows, Vin is adamant he'd whoop Rock's candy ass all the way back to the WWE ... and he's serious.
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In 1985 they almost came to blows in the locker room during halftime of the Bears' loss to the Miami Dolphins, the team's only defeat that season.
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While riding high as king of the world at the 1998 Academy Awards, Titanic director James Cameron nearly came to blows with now-disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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As chief of staff, Kelly nearly came to blows with Crane in the West Wing when Trump invited him for a meeting after seeing him appear on television.
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This ain't the first time the 2 reality stars came to blows -- they went at it in 2016 after getting into an Instagram beef about eyelash endorsements ... yep.
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But he wasn't shy about fighting back; as a second grader, he once came to blows with a fellow student who'd torn the hijab off a Somali girl's head.
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Finland's current government, made up of two centre-right parties and the True Finns, a populist, nationalist outfit, came to blows in 2015 over a proposed health-care reform.
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Master P says he and Kobe Bryant nearly came to blows in the Lakers facility years ago -- and it would've DEFINITELY gone down if Lamar Odom hadn't played peacemaker.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West went out for Valentine's Day dinner and it was almost too much for paparazzi to handle ... because they almost came to blows over it.
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The usual trash talking between fighters almost came to blows during the traditional faceoff Thursday, and the insults continued as the duo did a number of interviews via satellite.
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Crowds of Brazilians who gathered outside the embassy to support the rival claims of Maduro and Guaido traded insults and some came to blows before police could separate them.
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This ideological tension came to blows earlier this week in a marathon Twitter fight that started on Memorial Day, with anecdotal evidence and closing arguments still trickling in days later.
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Washington and Tehran nearly came to blows last week after Iran claimed it downed an American drone that entered its territory, despite the U.S. saying it was in international territory.
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Nick Cannon's confident he'd whoop Kanye West if they ever came to blows, but if Ye and Drake ever threw down ... his money's on the guy who's got more fire.
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The Biebs got in on a beer league pickup game at the Toyota Sports Center -- where the L.A. Kings practice -- and damn near came to blows after a dirty play.
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UFC's new welterweight champ, Kamaru Usman, just can't wait to get a piece of Colby Covington -- so much so, in fact, that they almost came to blows inside a casino.
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Before the small genocide, the fantasy of annihilation had set up camp in the press, in coffeehouse conversations, jokes, laws, segregation, public demonstrations and vituperation until things came to blows.
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Boxing superstars Terence Crawford and Jose Benavidez Jr. nearly came to blows just days before their huge fight ... with the 2 fighters trading vicious verbal jabs Wednesday -- and it got personal.
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A panel I was chairing nearly did not happen because a senior banker and a senior politician almost came to blows over who should be first to speak (the politician won).
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Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury just nearly came to blows after Fury's weigh-in in Belfast ... the question is -- do the guys REALLY want smoke or was it all for show?
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They still can't agree on a border more than 50 years after fighting a war over the issue, and they nearly came to blows last summer over a remote mountain road.
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The bipartisan bonhomie was briefly interrupted in the sixth inning when Gothams Manager Buddy Harrelson and Greens Manager Pete Rose came to blows — again — over a close play at second base.
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The carnivorous fitness fanatic dissed JoJo Fletcher's final two suitors, Jordan Rodgers and Robby Hayes (to her face!), bickered with fellow former housemate Grant Kemp nearly came to blows with Nick Benvenutti.
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In the town of Kairana, where residents came to blows last year when the local BJP MP accused Muslims of driving out Hindus, voters from both communities turned out in large numbers.
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This year it began in October: That's when the American Girl catalog arrived and my kids nearly came to blows over who was going to get the $150 doll-size pinball machine.
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It's probably in Vin Diesel's best interest to squash the beef with The Rock asap -- 'cause Dwayne Johnson would whoop that ass if things came to blows ... so says UFC champ Tyron Woodley.
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You know Azriel Clary was live on social media when she and Joycelyn Savage came to blows at Kelly's Trump Tower condo in Chicago -- but turns out their fight went on much longer.
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"In the case of 'The Adventures of Augie March,' I was the one who nearly came to blows," he said, referring to a 21966 critical review he wrote of Saul Bellow's breakthrough novel.
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Last time he was with both Housewives, he was thrown in a chair by Giudice while trying to separate her and Staub as they came to blows during the season 2 reunion special. WOWZA!
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The Trump administration said over the weekend that the United States is prepared to negotiate with Iran without preconditions, days after the two countries nearly came to blows over a downed American surveillance drone.
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Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury couldn't wait til Saturday to put hands on each other ... with the two boxers getting in a HEATED scuffle at their press conference -- and it almost came to blows.
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Sometimes the two navies nearly came to blows, as during the "Black Sea bumping incident" of 1988, when two Soviet frigates deliberately collided with an American cruiser and destroyer skirting close to the Crimean Peninsula.
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Then again, O'Brien's blowup was a fun reminder of the time Buddy Ryan and Kevin Gilbride of the Houston Oilers (moment of silence) came to blows on the sideline because of a disagreement in 1993.
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The proposed extradition law changes first prompted protests in March and April, and in May, pro-democracy and pro-Beijing lawmakers literally came to blows over the bill on the floor of Hong Kong's legislature.
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All first half, you thought Jan Vertonghen and Diego Costa were going to finally pester each other into a fistfight, but it was actually Danny Rose and Willian who almost came to blows near the touchline.
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This is what Patrick Matamoros, a dealer who placed Kim Kardashian in a Sade shirt and Rihanna in a Whitney Houston one, did in August, shortly before he nearly came to blows with another vintage dealer.
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Josh Cordova arrived at a Colorado Rockies game as the guest of Major League Baseball umpire Chris Guccione, who was impressed by the young ump's behavior as adults came to blows at a June game near Denver.
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China and India almost came to blows last year at the Doklam plateau near the borders of India, its ally Bhutan, and China, in the most serious and prolonged standoff in decades along the disputed Himalayan border.
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We got Logan just a few minutes before he and KSI nearly came to blows at an L.A. nightclub earlier this week ... and when asked which hospital he was gonna put KSI in -- he didn't back away.
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Tensions in the Middle East remain after the U.S. and Iran nearly came to blows last week after Tehran claimed it downed an American drone that violated its airpace, while Washington says it was operating in international airspace.
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The previous night, lawmakers from the AKP and CHP came to blows as tempers boiled over in debate on the bill, after which a ruling AK Party deputy warned elections would be held if it was not passed.
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The ladies of The Real Housewives of Potomac already came to blows during part 1 of the explosive reunion last week — and in PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek of Sunday's closer, the gloves come off as accusations of infidelity fly.
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When he says "we were very close," it's fairly clear he's referencing attacking the country to punish it over improving its nuclear arsenal, and he's made references to how close the US and North Korea came to blows before.
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MBS spent the past year — and millions of dollars — positioning himself as a golden boy in Washington, just as Erdogan and Trump came to blows over the jailed American pastor, resulting in crippling sanctions and a nadir in U.S.-Turkey relations.
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Well, we got Oscar earlier this week in New York and while he jokingly offered Dana a big ol' kiss for the holidays ... De La Hoya said if the two ever came to blows, it wouldn't even be a close fight.
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Meghan King Edmonds finally felt the wrath of Kelly Dodd on Monday's all-new Real Housewives of Orange County, when the two came to blows in an argument that left the new mom fleeing in tears after Dodd criticized her mothering skills.
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The title finale spends six minutes celebrating his favorite hang, which is at its sweetest on a Sunday that rhymes with "fun day" even if there was that knucklehead who stepped to him and it came to blows—but not, notice, gunplay.
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Here's the most fighting the Rams did all night Monday ... Jalen Ramsey had to be restrained by several L.A. Rams staffers after he and Marcus Peters nearly came to blows just minutes after the Ravens beat the hell out of JR's squad.
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But it was 2012 that provided the real impetus for the change -- when frustration over the Mitt Romney campaign picking family members and chosen insiders as delegates came to blows between a Romney campaign operative from New York and a New York county chairman.
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Iraq and Turkey came to blows in October over the continued presence of Turkish forces in Bashiqa and elsewhere in northern Iraq, with each government summoning the other's ambassador just as the U.S.-backed campaign to drive IS out of Mosul was set to begin.
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Floyd told us he didn't give a crap about any boycott and said, "I'm not no follower, I do what the f**k I wanna do," Floyd and T.I. already hated each other -- their beef goes back years to when they came to blows in Vegas.
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From the heated debate over our country's independence that surely, almost, came to blows to the great 2013 Montreal factory fire that claimed the lives of no one but resulted in the loss of three million dollars worth of cheese and a poutine drought, we've endured it all.
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Moreover, Mr. Gohmert — who caused a stir during the sit-in weeks ago when he demanded to know why Democrats were not focusing on the role of terrorism in the shootings in Orlando and nearly came to blows with another lawmaker — said the legislation amounted to rewarding Democrats for seizing the floor.
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But the inability of the Supreme Court to issue a decision, the Senate stalemate on guns, the dispute over Zika and the disorder on the House floor as lawmakers almost came to blows in an American version of foreign legislators duking it out could just turn people off Washington even more — if that is possible.
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After deciding against a publicly disclosed punishment when Green nearly came to blows with Kerr in the visitors' locker room in Oklahoma City during the 163 playoffs, Golden State's lead decision-making duo of Kerr and General Manager Bob Myers felt they had no alternative with Green but to take that step this time.
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After all, it wasn't that long ago that he and fellow hip-hop star Kanye West nearly came to blows backstage at the Coachella festival, and though nothing's been heard on that front for a while, celebrity squabbles do have a way of coming back at the most inopportune moments: at the club, say, or in a restaurant on a tropical island.
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Ainslie was penalised for not having taken evasive action when Japan had right of way before the two crossed the starting line and there were signs of damage to the outer skin of his boat's high-tech carbon fibre hull, which appeared to narrowly miss several of SoftBank Team Japan's six-man crew as it lurched dramatically in the air as the two boats came to blows.
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