She's feuded with everyone from Sarah Palin to Nick Cannon.
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Warren and Trump have feuded on Twitter in the past.
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Mary and Anne Boleyn feuded over King Henry VIII's affections.
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George W. Bush feuded with Europe over the Iraq war.
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Justice has feuded with members of his newfound party, too.
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Bannon often feuded with McMaster while in the White House.
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She also feuded with Kim Kardashian, Kanye West and Katy Perry.
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Trump and Waters have feuded often since the president took office.
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Like Mr. Trump when he feuded with the parents of Capt.
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Earlier in 2018, Harley and Ortiz-Magro publicly feuded on Instagram.
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As they feuded, however, billionaire Tom Steyer awkwardly came between them.
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The altered image comes a day after Pelosi and Trump feuded.
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Trump has publicly feuded with Corker over the past several weeks.
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Trump has feuded with the network, accusing it of biased coverage.
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Since Trump's election, Trump and the show's hosts have frequently feuded.
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Where Mr. Fairchild had feuded with designers, Mr. McCarthy was calmer.
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John Lewis, who recently feuded with Trump, decided to boycott the inauguration.
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Andy Offutt feuded with just about everyone he knew, including his children.
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This is far from the first time Apple and Facebook have feuded.
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Birkenstock has long feuded with Amazon over fake versions of its footwear.
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Giganti -- who famously feuded with Gordon Ramsay in season 16 -- was 36.
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The two moguls feuded in the 1980s and 1990s over casino developments.
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Trump has also feuded with other cable news networks throughout his campaign.
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Unlike some exiting Republicans, Hensarling never publicly feuded with President Donald Trump.
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Mr. Manafort often feuded with Mr. Lewandowski, who was fired last month.
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TV correspondent Jamal Simmons asked O'Donnell, who has memorably feuded with Trump.
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L.C., feuded with bad girl Kristin Cavallari over beach boy Stephen Colletti.
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India and Pakistan have feuded for decades, and both wield nuclear arms.
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The star player Reggie Jackson and the captain, Thurman Munson, openly feuded.
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He publicly feuded with players and traded away star player Gary Payton.
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Pence made little mention of the man who feuded with the senator.
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Warren has feuded with Trump on Twitter several times in recent weeks.
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Why she feuded with the Congressional Black Caucus Manigault Newman publicly feuded with the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) in June after CBC lawmakers refused to meet with Trump, accusing them of "showboating" and refusing to serve their constituents.
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Beyond his troubles with Trump, Priebus feuded with other top White House advisers.
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He was placed on IR and feuded with the coaching staff all season.
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The Trump administration and Warren have repeatedly feuded since the president took office.
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Not only that, but O'Donnell and Trump have feuded for some time now.
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McCain and Trump have feuded since the early days of Trump's presidential bids.
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State and city officials have feuded over finding money to fix the problems.
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The two sides feuded for years for supremacy over territory they ran together.
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One recent night, Ms. Tanden feuded on Twitter with liberals over whether Mrs.
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The two feuded over a viral Facebook post accusing protesters of burning cars.
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The president and Corker have publicly feuded on Twitter in in the past.
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She feuded with Buttigieg all night in a way that sometimes seemed petty.
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Bannon also reportedly feuded with Trump's son-in-law and advisor Jared Kushner.
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He has publicly feuded with the court as few of his modern predecessors have.
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But the investment turned sour as the team struggled and Schultz feuded with players.
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Meanwhile, Trump has feuded with ESPN anchor Jemele Hill and NBA player Steph Curry.
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Trump has famously feuded with CNN since he became a presidential candidate in 2016.
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Throughout season 5, Jacobs feuded with Kathryn Dennis, who shares two children with Ravenel.
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That even includes former Housewife Shereé Whitfield, who famously feuded with Moore on RHOA.
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But since then politicians have feuded endlessly about how to bring about any cuts.
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John McCain, who has feuded bitterly with Trump in the past, applauded the attack.
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When he was merely a wealthy TV star, he feuded constantly with other celebrities.
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She infamously feuded with Ol' Dirty Bastard while they tried to put "Fantasy" together.
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David Litchfield feuded publicly with Oracle over the database giant's inflated claims of security.
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The commission has feuded with the state over funding, personnel and access to information.
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McCain and the president had feuded since then-candidate Trump hit the campaign trail.
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He has also feuded with Vice President Pence over Pence's opposition to gay marriage.
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Trump has feuded with Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post.
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Its owners have feuded with Mr. Trump's company and tried to remove his name.
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But Mr. Trump's children, who feuded publicly with him during the campaign, may resist.
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As Charles feuded with Westbrook in May, makeup mogul Jeffree Star took Westbrook's side.
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Martinez has publicly feuded with Trump, but this isn't why she won't get picked.
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Jackson also feuded with the player expected to be the team's future, Porzingis. Sept.
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Trump has repeatedly feuded with CNN over negative coverage of his campaign and presidency.
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Writers feuded with each other in the paper's letters column and in the offices.
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In the late eighties, they feuded—it became a front-page story in Spain.
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And when Morgan, 54, feuded with Medley, Frankel was there to stand up for her.
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Moldova and Russia have also feuded over the treatment of Moldovan officials traveling to Russia.
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Yes, the same leaders that Trump has feuded with since the start of his campaign.
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He is not a product of Fox News — in fact, he has feuded with them.
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Tensions flared following the cancellation, as attendees feuded, sometimes physically, according to photos and video.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who has repeatedly feuded with Trump and is deeply suspicious of Russia.
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In March, Thompson's campaign feuded with the state party over a five-figure financial request.
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But Trump and T Mobile's chief executive officer, John Legere, have feuded publicly since 2015.
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Whaley and Trump feuded briefly last week after a news conference the mayor and Sen.
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Humayun Khan, the slain soldier whose family Trump feuded with during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Trump has feuded repeatedly with black athletes, and often insulted the intelligence of black lawmakers.
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McQuaid is one name on the long list of people with whom Trump has feuded.
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He has battled the Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly and publicly feuded with Rosie O'Donnell.
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Trump has long feuded with cable news channel CNN, which is owned by Time Warner.
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Trump has repeatedly feuded with California officials while treating the state as a political foil.
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But after CNN coverage of Trump turned noticeably negative, Trump and Zucker have feuded publicly.
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Dockery had long feuded with Jennie Merrill over Dockery's trespassing livestock, mainly hogs and goats.
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He feuded with the London mayor in the wake of a terror attack on the city.
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John Lewis, who Trump feuded with in public during the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend.
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It raised taxes, feuded with bureaucrats and floundered in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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Warren has feuded with Trump in the past, emerging as a prominent critic of the administration.
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Donald Trump and Rosie O'Donnell have feuded for decades, long before he ever ran for president.
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Trump and the former Texas congressman feuded in the lead-up to Trump's visit on Wednesday.
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It said the American president, who Kim has feuded with for months, deserves the death penalty.
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Mr. Trump feuded with the anchor Megyn Kelly and even boycotted one of the network's debates.
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Mr. Kelly, who is a former four-star Marine general, also feuded frequently with General McMaster.
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Rafael Nadal feuded with Ramos during last year's French Open, and Djokovic did so at Wimbledon.
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Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and McConnell have since feuded over how to conduct the trial.
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Corker has feuded with the president since announcing that he will not seek reelection next year.
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The two spent several years estranged as they feuded publicly over her place in his empire.
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He has a volatile streak; he has feuded in public with several peers and former students.
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Drown also feuded with Boudet while serving as a moderator on a subreddit for Boudet's show.
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Corker has feuded with the president since announcing that he will not seek reelection next year.
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The two men publicly feuded ahead of a Senate GOP lunch with Trump late last month.
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Bannon has openly feuded with Cohn, and Breitbart has for weeks been waging a battle against McMaster.
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Mr Musk has publicly feuded with short-sellers for years, calling them "haters", "jerks" and "not supersmart".
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Even Angelina Pivarnick, who famously feuded with Farley on the hit reality show, posted a heart emoji.
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Mr Peters has also feuded with bigwigs in the Nationals such as Steven Joyce, the finance minister.
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Trump feuded with NFL players who participated in the Take a Knee movement over the football season.
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Noah characterized her questions as going easy on Trump, with whom she had feuded with for months.
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Jeff Flake, who is up for re-election next year, and has long feuded with the President.
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New emails released by WikiLeaks show how her advisers and family members feuded over the Clinton Foundation.
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Advice columnists and twin sisters Eppie Lederer and Pauline Phillips feuded over their respective (and identical) columns.
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It has feuded with other conglomerate publishers, notably Hachette, while building up its own disruptive publishing arms.
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The brothers feuded on Twitter on Christmas after KSI was allegedly thrown out of their family home.
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Waters and Trump have feuded often since he took office, with Waters frequently calling for Trump's impeachment.
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Trump has long feuded with Amazon and its CEO Jeff Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post.
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Trump feuded with co-captain Megan Rapinoe during the team's run through the World Cup in June.
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That technocrat is quite obviously SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, who she publicly feuded with earlier this year.
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Cruz has been critical of the government's relief efforts and Trump has feuded with her over Twitter.
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Democrats have feuded over both the policy included in the bill and the intentions of its sponsors.
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Trump isn't just igniting yet another fight with California, a blue state he has often feuded with.
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He has feuded with North Korean officials, and repeatedly threatened military action against the reclusive Asian nation.
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The two sides have long feuded over who gets to be a citizen of the Jewish State.
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But the association was short-lived and feuded with Madsen, who subsequently took full ownership of the sub.
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Mr. Deripaska and Mr. Manafort have since feuded, tangling over money that each accuses the other of owing.
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Her exit comes on the heels of a tense season, in which she's feuded bitterly with Josephs, 50.
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Fabricio Alvarado also feuded with the electoral tribunal, which scolded him for failing to submit financial declarations properly.
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He's feuded with Trump's son-in-law-turned-senior-adviser, Jared Kushner, and with economics chief Gary Cohn.
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The two men have feuded over issues such as public transit and housing in the nation's largest city.
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President Trump has repeatedly feuded with the Times, accusing its coverage of bias against him and his administration.
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He has feuded publicly with Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell and earned rebukes from House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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He feuded with Mayor Ed Koch and criticized every president who occupied the White House from 1976 forward.
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Trump feuded with Corker over Twitter last week, saying Corker begged him for his endorsement, but Trump declined.
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Trump has feuded with CNN, owned by Time Warner, arguing that its coverage of his administration is unfair.
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The two have feuded in the past, though Cuban initially said he would consider being Trump's running mate.
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The winner will likely face Attorney General Adam Laxalt (R), a conservative who has feuded with outgoing Gov.
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Trump's remarks come two years after he feuded with two Gold Star families — that of US Army Sgt.
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Lawmakers have feuded for months over how much money should be earmarked and how it should be spent.
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His comments come after Trump feuded with Corker this weekend, taking aim at the Tennessee Republican over Twitter.
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He has feuded publicly with his children and cycled through a series of chief executives at his companies.
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A scandal occurred recently when two sides of the family feuded over who had the rights to Mrs.
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Commisso has feuded openly with, and has sued, U.S. Soccer as part of his disputes with the federation.
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In the past few years, Mr. Foye feuded publicly with Mr. Samson's successor as chairman, John J. Degnan.
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John Kasich and his campaign has feuded with state party Chairman Matt Borges, portending a weak mobilization effort.
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In new docs -- obtained by TMZ -- he spills the beans on the alleged reason Trippie and Tekashi69 feuded.
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Last month he feuded with the network after tweeting that "Fox News is MUCH more important" than CNN. .
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But Maharaj's successor, Lewis D'Vorkin, feuded with newly unionized staff in a turbulent tenure that ended Jan. 29.
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Over the 10-year run of "Calvin and Hobbes," Mr. Watterson and Mr. Salem feuded over licensing rights.
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The president also publicly feuded with the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, when she criticized his response.
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The New Hampshire Union Leader, which feuded openly with Trump, had endorsed Christie in the nation's first primary.
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Trump and Romney have feuded repeatedly, a struggle that has included a few schoolyard taunts from the president.
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Chick-fil-A and Popeyes even feuded on Twitter over who had the best sandwich, launching the #ChickenWars.
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Ingraham feuded with NBA stars LeBron James and Dwyane Wade after she criticized them for making political statements.
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Lisa Vanderpump and the cast of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" feuded for most of Vanderpump's final season.
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Megyn Kelly — whom Trump feuded with for months during the campaign — has now left the network for NBC.
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The two women, who have long feuded in the past, both took to Twitter afterwards to address the altercation.
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Incumbent Mayor Sadiq Khan — whom President Donald Trump has repeatedly attacked and feuded with — will also be standing again.
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Fox has feuded with the president, slamming his proposals involving undocumented immigrants since he was on the campaign trail.
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The U.S.-based miner has feuded with Chile's government over the price battery makers would pay for its lithium.
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As we've reported ... Soulja has feuded with A LOT of people in the last year, and even threatened violence.
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John McCain's health, had recently feuded with Mercedes Schlapp, director of strategic communications, people familiar with the dynamic said.
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The president has feuded with lawmakers as protests rage against Maduro's government and the economic turmoil afflicting the country.
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Despite having previously feuded with the Bush family, Trump has offered praise for the late Bush in recent days.
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Kelly and Trump feuded for months following her questioning of him at the first GOP presidential debate in August.
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Pence, who declined requests for an interview, is also one of the few with whom Trump hasn't overtly feuded.
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Benioff publicly feuded with Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey, who donated money to the campaign against the measure.
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Kelly and Trump have feuded since last August when the pair met in the first Republican contest in Cleveland.
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Trump has been a regular watcher of the show, but has also feuded in the past with its hosts.
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He has feuded with fellow recording artists, done stints in rehab and has landed in jail for violating probation.
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John McCain, who feuded publicly with Trump before his death in 2019, as the root of the current tension.
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John McCain, with whom Trump frequently feuded, and the controversy over the White House's belated tribute to his life.
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The report comes after McConnell and Trump publicly feuded over Senate Republicans' failure to pass an ObamaCare repeal bill.
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She feuded with him on Twitter in 2015 and Trump blocked her on the social media platform last year.
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Trump also feuded with Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry last year after the team won the NBA championship.
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He believed that Priebus, whom he has feuded with for months, was the one who told Lizza about it.
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Ms. Redstone, who controls the remaining 20 percent of National Amusements, has publicly feuded with her father over the years.
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The couple had long feuded with the embattled chief of staff, and took Kelly's decision as retaliatory, according to CNN.
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Hungary feuded with Ukraine over minority language laws, and in October of last year, both countries expelled each other's diplomats.
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Trump has repeatedly feuded with CNN, accusing the network of bias against him and even singling out individual journalists there.
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Navarro and Mnuchin previously feuded over other trade actions, such as the steel and aluminum import tariffs Trump ultimately implemented.
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Trump has feuded with the cable channel owned by Time Warner, arguing that its coverage of his administration is unfair.
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Trump has feuded bitterly with the anchors of the morning political talk show "Morning Joe" on NBC's cable outlet, MSNBC.
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As father and son feuded, Bashneft increasingly drew the attention of Vladimir Yevtushenkov, the billionaire boss of telecoms conglomerate Sistema.
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Inslee is among the chief advocates for a climate debate and has feuded with the DNC over its current position.
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Trump has feuded with the Fox News host since then, and has taken to calling her "crazy Megyn" on Twitter.
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He feuded with Kat Von D, as well as YouTubers like Manny MUA, Gabby Zamora, Laura Lee, and Nikita Dragun.
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Bannon, now serving as chief presidential strategist, has openly feuded with Trump's senior adviser (and son-in-law) Jared Kushner.
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At least Romney has not feuded with Gold Star families, which is more than can be said for our President.
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" Corker and Trump feuded earlier this year, with the president claiming the senator "couldn't get elected dog catcher in Tennessee.
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Mr. de Blasio, who has feuded loudly and frequently with Mr. Cuomo for years, declined an interview through a spokesman.
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She previously feuded with former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonDemocrats seek leverage for trial Davis: Trump vs.
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It underscored his continued frustration at the agency's leadership, with whom Trump has feuded since the beginning of his presidency.
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Corker, who personally feuded with Trump several weeks ago, in the Tuesday interview said legislative efforts often inspire photo opportunities.
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The two men feuded throughout the presidential campaign but sounded a note of cooperation following Trump's historic election this week.
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New York city Mayor Bill de Blasio and Governor Andrew Cuomo feuded over the project shortly after it was announced.
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Mr. Guzmán has feuded with his cousins, the Beltrán-Leyva brothers; the Arellano-Félix organization; and other former close associates.
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She feuded with Michaela when her life was in Michaela's hands, admitted her own tight bond with Michelle and alienated Zeke.
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Benedict Cumberbatch and Michael Shannon star as Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse, who famously feuded over electricity in the late 1880s.
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Although the pair famously feuded in their youth, they have since made amends and worked together on The Voice in 2016.
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Mulvaney has also feuded in recent weeks with White House counsel Pat Cipollone, a central figure in the administration's impeachment defense.
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For years Trump feuded publicly with McCain and mocked his military service, continuing to knock him even after he grew ill.
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Corker, who has announced that he will not seek a third Senate term in 2018, has long feuded with the president.
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Skrillex and deadmau5 have publicly feuded before, about subjects such as working with Justin Bieber and the politics of label management.
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Trump has repeatedly feuded with the media, accusing both news outlets and individual reporters of biased and dishonest coverage about him.
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Moving forward, tensions between former Thunders teammate Russell Westbrook and Durant could be seen, as the two feuded on the court.
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The two women had long feuded over issues with Wright's estranged husband, Mickey "Memphitz" Wright, who K. Michelle used to date.
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Unease remains: Sean Hannity and Megyn Kelly recently feuded on Twitter, the sort of friendly fire once considered a network taboo.
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Trump has in recent months feuded with Newsom over the state's high-speed rail plan and government aid for wildfire victims.
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Trump has feuded with the media since his inauguration, often accusing it of promoting "fake news" intended to undermine his presidency.
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Trump has feuded with many Hollywood stars, including Streep, who criticized the president directly in an awards speech earlier this year.
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But Fox had a complicated relationship with Mr. Trump, who feuded with Megyn Kelly while having a bromance with Sean Hannity.
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Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid feuded with ESPN talking head Stephen A. Smith over the blackballed quarterback's NFL workout this weekend.
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Giancola and Ferrier have already feuded when Giancola accused her of tarnishing his reputation to a potential love-interest on board.
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In the past year, the "Divorce" star has famously feuded with another former "Sex and the City" co-star, Kim Cattrall.
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O'Haire and Palumbo feuded with Bradshaw and Farooq when they were tagging as the APA, and the APA were hugely over.
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Unfortunately for him, a reporter from CMTV – a TV station with whom Ronaldo has feuded in the past – had other ideas.
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This year, the singer Ariana Grande dropped out of a planned performance and openly feuded with Grammy producers on social media.
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He often feuded with the president's other aides, including Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and national security adviser H.R. McMaster.
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They have feuded with Facebook, been defended by Senator Ted Cruz and were mentioned by Mark Zuckerberg in remarks before Congress.
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The state's Republican governor, Bruce Rauner, has publicly feuded with Mr. Emanuel and his fellow Democrats who control the General Assembly.
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During his TV appearance on Thursday, Cuomo didn't strike a purely conciliatory tone toward Trump, with whom he has long feuded.
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Last year, Trump, who has long feuded with the news media, also ordered administration officials not to attend the correspondents' dinner.
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Many Democrats joined the boycott over Martin Luther King Jr. weekend as Trump feuded with civil rights icon and Democratic Georgia Rep.
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Spicer has since feuded the Anne Frank Center and lashed out at anyone saying Trump hasn't done enough to combat anti-semitism.
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During season 1, Star (Jude Demorest) routinely feuded with Eva (Sharlene Taulé), another aspiring singer who caught manager Jahil's (Benjamin Bratt) eye.
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In recent months, the chainsmokers have feuded both with Lady Gaga and Mark Ronson, doing little to dispel their frat bro image.
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Trump, multiple sources said, was furious with McConnell -- with whom he has openly feuded -- and feels outdone by his former aide Bannon.
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Trump recently feuded with two-time NBA MVP Stephen Curry over whether the champion Golden State Warriors would visit the White House.
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Trump has publicly feuded with Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who owns the Washington Post, which has published coverage critical of the president.
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Trump and McCain feuded on and off, and Trump has repeated his criticism of the late Arizona lawmaker even after his death.
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The businessman feuded with Kelly for months after their run-in last August at the first GOP debate, which Kelly co-moderated.
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Nuclear threat Trump's restraint in responding to McCain reflected a largely placid attitude in Asia, even toward leaders with whom he's feuded.
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Trump and his administration's officials have repeatedly feuded with CNN, labeling it "fake news" over coverage they claim is biased and inaccurate.
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McCain's funeral took place Saturday and featured a variety of speakers and guests, but not Trump, who had feuded with McCain frequently.
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Trump has famously feuded with the Bush family, but he has publicly shown graciousness in the period following the 41st president's death.
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Both Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. Hannity have openly feuded with her, though Mr. Hannity's fights have been more bitter and more recent.
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Over the years, the two feuded publicly over her role in his companies and sometimes communicated solely via fax, if at all.
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Mr. Hyers and Ms. Katz are former top advisers to Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has feuded with Mr. Cuomo for years.
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He has also feuded publicly with George Soros, the US-Hungarian billionaire, over the Central European University in Budapest which Soros founded.
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But Democrats are deeply divided, and have feuded over both the policy included in the bill and the intentions of its sponsors.
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Trump, a Republican, has feuded with New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York state Governor Andrew Cuomo, both Democrats.
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And it didn't stop there -- as Kavanaugh verbally feuded with Democratic senators like Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Dick Durbin of Illinois.
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Mired in economic recession, the country has also endured months of political turmoil as the main parties feuded over forming a government.
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The two feuded recently, with Corker calling the White House an "adult day care center" after Trump attacked Corker repeatedly on Twitter.
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They feuded on social media much throughout their volatile relationship, appearing to have called it quits a few times only to always reunite.
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The former Cold War enemies, both of which are carrying out airstrikes in Syria, have long feuded over which groups should be targeted.
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Most recently, the pair feuded after he told Tompkins, who was allegedly collaborating on a reality show, that she wasn't suited for television.
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The news landed with a wallop -- shaking up Capitol Hill, where the parties have feuded for years over immigration policy with no success.
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But the combative leader also feuded with the media, business community, indigenous groups and environmentalists by pushing through measures that consolidated executive power.
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The companies later feuded over YouTube streams on Amazon's Fire TV and Show, and Amazon still won't list the Google Home smart speaker.
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She famously feuded with Leakes throughout, going back to the show's first episode when she refused to let Leakes into her birthday party.
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O'Donnell frequently tweets about her disdain for Trump and his policies, as the two have publicly feuded for more than a decade now.
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Having feuded with her brother, thus splitting her party and depriving it of its majority in congress, she is widely seen as vengeful.
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And that fall, Trump created new controversies when he went after NFL protesters and other sports figures and feuded with caucus member Rep.
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Trump also feuded with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull over a plan to accept hundreds of refugees from offshore detention centers near Australia.
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Trump has publicly feuded with the Khan family - the Muslim parents of a fallen US soldier - and refused to endorse fellow Republicans Sen.
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Donald Trump also publicly feuded with actress Meryl Streep after she derided his victory during her Golden Globes acceptance speech earlier this month.
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But Chris Brown and Soulja Boy just out-feuded the rest by taking their fight off social media and into the boxing ring.
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It has been a trying year for Beckham, who has feuded with officials, the league office, and kicking nets all over the country.
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At the time, Trump, who was the then-GOP nominee, feuded publicly with Khan, who had attacked him over his stance on immigration.
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Cruz and Trump have feuded over the federal response to Hurricane Maria since shortly after the deadly storm struck in September of 22019.
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The report set off a firestorm within the CFPB, pitting the bureau's veterans against Trump-era hires who've feuded over the agency's mission.
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Tokyo and Beijing have long feuded over other regional issues, including the disputed ownership of uninhabited islands in the waters near both countries.
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The two leaders, who have never been close, openly feuded after the Senate failed to pass an ObamaCare repeal bill over the summer.
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The pair have bitterly feuded following a number of controversial claims from Manigault Newman's new book detailing her time in the White House.
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He also feuded publicly with Spanish-language media outlets such as Univision and attacked a U.S.-born federal judge for having Mexican heritage.
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Her lead with women comes after a rough week for Trump, in which he publicly feuded with former Miss Universe winner Alicia Machado.
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But he ultimately never found his footing in the turbulent West Wing, where he courted controversy and feuded constantly with other top aides.
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Azar, who led the task force before being replaced by Pence, has feuded with multiple top officials since becoming HHS secretary in 2018.
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Musk has feuded publicly with regulators, critics, short sellers and reporters, and some analysts suggested that less transparency would be welcomed by Musk.
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Many pundits on Fox News took longer to follow her lead, especially as Mr. Trump feuded with the network's star anchor, Megyn Kelly.
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After winning a Spanish election last April, he feuded with Spain's other left-wing party, plunging Spain into a new period of uncertainty.
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The former Hewlett-Packard CEO memorably feuded with Trump during the 2016 GOP primary and ended her bid after the New Hampshire primary.
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In the Philippines, where President Rodrigo Duterte has feuded with President Obama, the government has tried to gain favor in Mr. Trump's Washington.
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Blankfein, who is worth at least $1 billion, and Sanders have long feuded over the senator's proposals to drastically increase taxes on billionaires.
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They also feuded in 2017 over Amazon's implementation of a YouTube player on its Echo Show, which Google said it did without consultation.
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Mr. Carter, who has feuded with Mr. Trump for decades, was asked whether he had a particular reason for canceling this year's festivities.
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He often collaborated but sometimes feuded with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice over whether the Middle East peace process was, in fact, meaningful.
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Nawaz Sharif often feuded with the armed forces, and was ultimately disqualified from office by Pakistan's Supreme Court on corruption allegations in July 2017.
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In West's many rants, he's talked about his personal debt, slammed news outlets, criticized the Grammys, feuded with Wiz Khalifa and praised Frank Ocean.
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After midnight, the prisoners, among them a billionaire investor who's feuded on Twitter with President Trump, were locked away in the 2893-room property.
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Just last month, the beauty community was embroiled in a scandal around unearthed racist comments as several beauty gurus (and former friends) feuded online.
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" Pink and Aguilera have famously feuded over the years — the two allegedly got into a physical altercation during their time working on "Lady Marmalade.
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Actors have difficult moments making films all the time, but news that Meryl Streep and Dustin Hoffman feuded on the set of Kramer vs.
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Cruz has feuded with party leadership, including Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and has often accused fellow Republicans of selling out conservative principles.
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Bachelor in Paradise alum Taylor Nolan, who famously feuded with Corinne Olympios over "emotional intelligence" on Nick Viall's season of The Bachelor, defended Annaliese.
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In early play, McLean feuded with popular names from other scenes like William Peter "Leffen" Hjelte, while also questioning the rampant use of Vegeta.
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" The retweet from Trump set off a firestorm, drawing a one-word response from another woman who has feuded publicly with the billionaire. "Seriously?
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Herbert died in 1928 without a will, and the family reportedly feuded over the inheritance until it was eventually divided between his two children, .
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That comment comes two years after Trump feuded with the widow and parents of two US Army soldiers who were killed while serving overseas.
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Clinton, while he feuded with a former beauty queen and fended off accusations of sexual harassment and abuse from a growing roster of women.
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Jeb Bush, who famously feuded with Trump and whose support for the Common Core educational standards won him criticism from conservatives, hailed her nomination.
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It had amounted to a deafening silence for a President who openly feuded with McCain, even as the senator was dying from brain cancer.
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The federal government shut down on Saturday as Republicans and Democrats in Congress feuded over spending, including a program that protects young undocumented immigrants.
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"Some of the elements that won't be around anymore were sources of division," said Senator Michael Gianaris of Queens, who feuded with Mr. Klein.
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After he installed an editor and publisher who feuded with the staff, newsroom employees formed the paper's first union since its founding in 1881.
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" His comments come after Donald Trump Jr. feuded with Kimmel on Twitter, asking the late-night host if he had "thoughts on Harvey Weinstein.
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The briefing went forward without him, and Mr. Pompeo, who has feuded with Mr. Bolton for months, shed no tears about the president's decision.
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Schweizer is a confidante of former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon, a former top Trump campaign official who has regularly feuded with McConnell.
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Trump has feuded with the media, belittled Democrats and shown little regard for a political class he repeatedly railed against during the 2016 campaign.
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The hastily arranged meeting occurred after Mr. Trump feuded with Representative John Lewis, Democrat of Georgia, who fought for civil rights alongside Dr. King.
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Lebanon's main parties have feuded over how to agree a new government since Hariri - the leading Sunni politician - resigned under pressure from the protests.
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After taking office, Trump said he was open to the merger, but has feuded with news network CNN, which is owned by Time Warner.
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Trump has publicly feuded with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Mel Miller, who rose to the highest ranks of New York State government as speaker of the State Assembly and publicly feuded with Gov.
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But the government has feuded with the bank over funding and economic policy (there is none, says Saddek al-Kabir, the head of the bank).
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The move comes after the pop star feuded online with ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez and accused fans of being "mean" to new love Sofia Richie.
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The music legend famously feuded with his former fellow N.W.A. members and released "No Vaseline," a fierce diss track aimed at the men, in 1991.
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Trump has recently feuded with the Muslim family of a slain US soldier and infuriated the Republican establishment by not endorsing House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Trump and Pope Francis famously feuded last year over the politician's proposal to build a wall on the border between the United States and Mexico.
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Prosecutors say Uzoka accused Koh of trying to copy him, and the two men feuded after Koh claimed to have slept with Uzoka&aposs girlfriend.
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While annual arrivals have since tumbled, European Union members have feuded over how to share the burden and support for anti-immigrant parties has surged.
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Over the summer, Trump feuded with MSNBC's "Morning Joe," but more recently he has talked to the show's hosts, showcasing his ability to mend fences.
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Porn star lawyer Michael Avenatti, who has openly feuded with President Trump and his legal team, announced Thursday he is seriously considering a presidential run.
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So if President Donald Trump, who has famously feuded with the Pope, had sweated like a schoolboy on Wednesday morning, it would have been understandable.
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You'll recall ... she's feuded on camera with Simon Cowell ... tossing a drink at him, but we're told there's been even more tension behind the scenes.
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Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, has been in the spotlight over the past few weeks as they've feuded with Democratic House leadership and President Donald Trump.
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Trump and Corker have publicly feuded before, with the president slamming him over the same topics: retiring and Corker's support for the Iran nuclear deal.
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Members of the bureau's Consumer Advisory Board expressed the most outrage over the decision, and have feuded with Mulvaney over the CFPB's direction for months.
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Although Ms. Kelly and Mr. Trump had feuded for months, with Mr. Trump fiercely deriding her as "crazy" and worse, their interview was relatively subdued.
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Bannon's tenure in the White House was often turbulent, and he is said to have frequently feuded with the president's other aides — McMaster in particular.
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Romney, who has feuded publicly with Trump, made this claim before as he tried earlier this year to prevent Trump from winning the Republican nomination.
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Most recently, the pair feuded after the Power star told Tompkins, who was allegedly collaborating on a reality show, that she wasn't suited for television.
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Christine -- who famously feuded with Tila Tequila's crew and built a brand that included a clothing line -- had tried getting help but to no avail.
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Just yesterday, Soulja Boy vowed to put an end to his antics by discontinuing beef with everyone he's feuded with over the past view months.
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"Trump is such a unique candidate," Mr. Wasserman said of the billionaire, who has feuded with the news media and political adversaries from both parties.
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So the specifics of the trigger — and whether they satisfy Corker, who has feuded with Trump in the past few months — will matter a lot.
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But Gantz has ruled out sitting with Netanyahu, and Lieberman has long feuded with the premier's ultra-Orthodox Jewish partners over their constituents' state benefits.
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Senator Corker has often feuded with the president, leading some to speculate that he was offered the job in Australia to banish him from Washington.
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Trump's remarks came shortly before a session titled "Averting a Climate Apocalypse" featuring teenage Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, with whom Trump has publicly feuded.
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Mr. McConnell and his political team have regularly feuded with hard-right conservative groups as they have tried to unseat him and other Republican incumbents.
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Oracle has feuded with Google over several business issues and was involved in advocacy group FairSearch that pushed for the European Union to investigate Google.
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Mr. Baraka, who openly feuded with Ms. Anderson, said there was tremendous anxiety upon Mr. Cerf's arrival because many blamed him for Ms. Anderson's tenure.
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Trump and GOP leader John McCain have feuded since long before Trump took over the Oval Office, especially about the intelligence community's use of torture.
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Stoppelman's company has feuded for years with its much larger rival Google, which Yelp says has unfairly weighted local search results to its own product.
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The details: Ricardel reportedly feuded with the first lady and her staff over seating arrangements on the plane for Trump's recent trip to Africa, per CNN.
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He has feuded with U.S. intelligence leaders over their findings that Russia was involved in efforts to influence November's election, only acknowledging that probability last week.
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After sitting down with Kobt, 54, Gifford, 65, revealed that she received a very special parting gift from Stern, whom she had feuded with for decades.
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Leaders in the liberal state have feuded with President Donald Trump as he has challenged their progressive environmental policies and criticized them for a homelessness problem.
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The details: Ricardel reportedly feuded with the first lady and her staff over seating arrangements on the plan for Trump's recent trip to Africa, per CNN.
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In 1980, the band broke up after Frey and Don Felder, who joined the band in 1974, publicly feuded during a concert in Long Beach, California.
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Trump has feuded with McCain over the Arizona senator's handling of veterans issues and Ayotte has claimed she is not endorsing Trump, though she supports him.
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For the past 2376 years royalist elites and military types, known as "yellow shirts", have feuded with those keener on electoral democracy, known as "red shirts".
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Trump has feuded with the Majority Leader in recent days over his failure to steer a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare through the Senate. 10.
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As we previously reported, Mayweather says he's down to help Ronda out if she'd give him a chance ... despite the fact they've publicly feuded for years.
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Richard Nixon and the CIA feuded in the 70s, but not as early in his administration or in as public a manner as this particular bout.
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Murphy and Sweeney feuded last year about tax increases needed to balance the state budget, trading increasingly bitter shots over who was less willing to compromise.
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Members of the bureau's Consumer Advisory Board (CAB) expressed the most outrage over the decision, and have feuded with Mulvaney over the CFPB's direction for months.
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Since taking office in 2015, Rauner has feuded with the Democratic-led state legislature, leaving the nation's fifth-largest state without a full-year operating budget.
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Grisham was responding to reports that President Donald Trump is moving to replace Ricardel, a top aide to John Bolton, after she feuded with Melania Trump.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.), who publicly feuded with Trump days before the new president took office, will headline a march and rally in Atlanta on Saturday.
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He has publicly feuded with McConnell after the Kentucky Republican called for him to step aside and said he believed the women who had accused Moore.
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Kanter has feuded for years with his home country's government, which alleges that Kanter is a terrorist because of his support for Muslim cleric Fethullah Gülen.
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Mr. Putin has made a point of developing a relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel even as Mr. Netanyahu has feuded with President Obama.
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The OGE and the White House feuded over whether the ethics office had the authority to ask for all the waivers executed within the federal government.
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But Warsh had drawn criticism for his perceived campaigning for the job and has feuded for more than a decade with Quarles, Trump's first fed appointee.
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Trump and McCain feuded on and off before the senator's death, and Trump has repeated his criticism of the late Arizona lawmaker even after his funeral.
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Trump also recently feuded with the Ricketts family, who own the Chicago Cubs and have financed a political action committee that is trying to defeat him.
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He's feuded with everyone from Kat Von D to Kylie Jenner, and has been accused of racism and bullying by other influencers within the beauty community.
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He has threatened to turn down international aid, although Brazil needs the funds and equipment to fight the fires, and feuded with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Trump feuded with Blumenthal after the Democratic senator claimed Judge Neil Gorsuch, Trump's Supreme Court nominee, called the president's rhetoric "demoralizing" and "disheartening" for judges nationwide.
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After he feuded with Paul Bocuse, a former ally whose namesake restaurant near Lyon had always received 19 points, the guide awarded a rival 19.5 points.
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In the months since Corker announced he would retire -- and publicly feuded with President Donald Trump -- the GOP establishment and outside forces have coalesced around Rep.
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Journalists who are members of the royal press said the real motive was to cut out newspapers with whom Prince Harry has long feuded over coverage.
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After all, he's feuded with everyone from Hillary Clinton to Meryl Streep and Colin Kaepernick to Joe Biden, who took to the airwaves to rebuke him.
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As they feuded and exchanged threats during his rule, the sultan managed to stay on cordial terms with them all, and major western powers to boot.
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Trump's rally in Minneapolis comes as the president has openly feuded with the city's mayor over the $530,000 in costs associated with the Thursday night event.
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Back to sports Jemele Hill, the sportscaster who famously feuded with President Trump, is out at ESPN, as the network seeks to get away from politics.
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He led 2 companies, took Tesla public, feuded on Twitter, married and re-married, founded a third company, and had a few other high-profile relationships.
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This was around the time Trump dominated Super Tuesday, feuded with Pope Francis, struggled to answer questions about the Ku Klux Klan, and defended his beautiful hands.
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He has spooked allies around the world, fired the acting attorney general, feuded with Arnold Schwarzenegger over TV ratings and inspired millions to protest in the streets.
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Republican President Donald Trump had long feuded with McCain and did not attend the senator's memorials in Arizona and Washington over the past week, at McCain's request.
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McCabe is said to have bitterly feuded with Rosenstein, and to believe that Rosenstein threw him under the bus regarding the leak investigation and his eventual firing.
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The two have feuded over Qatar's support for the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist movement that many Persian Gulf monarchies see as a threat to their hereditary kingdoms.
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Corker and Trump have openly feuded in recent weeks, with Corker calling the White House an "adult day care center" after Trump attacked Corker repeatedly on Twitter.
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Trump's 2016 was capped by his presidential win in November, but he has feuded repeatedly with Democrats, members of his own Republican Party, celebrities and the media.
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Trump has feuded with media personalities throughout his campaign, most notably Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly and MSNBC "Morning Joe" co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
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Corker and Trump feuded publicly last year, with the senator saying he regretted backing him in 2016 and claiming Trump would be remembered for "debasing" the nation.
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McCain and Omar have feuded in the past, most recently over what Omar classified as McCain's "faux outrage" over her comments that were perceived as anti-Semitic.
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Yet she has also feuded publicly with fellow rap star Nicki Minaj in one of hip hop's biggest beefs since the East Coast was rivaling the West.
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He suffered at least six concussions in a Flyers uniform—once even in practice—and feuded both behind the scenes and openly with general manager Bobby Clarke.
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Israel has regularly feuded with the organization, as it rejects the Palestinian demand for a right of return for the refugees displaced by the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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The animal lovers feuded for years, but the tipping point came in 2016 when Joe Exotic hatched a plan to get rid of Baskin — like, for good.
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There was a winking irony to those appearances, as Mr. Collins had long feuded with the host's brother, Andrew M. Cuomo, the Democratic governor of New York.
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Mr. Musk has openly feuded with short sellers on Twitter, taunting them when Tesla shares rise and accusing them of spreading negative news to hurt the company.
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Warren has openly feuded with Facebook over its standards for allowing false statements in political advertising, and she released a policy proposal to crack down on disinformation.
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TEMPERS FLARE AT IRS HEARING: Lawmakers feuded today at a hearing on the IRS, with Democrats and Republicans trading charges about the work of the Oversight Committee.
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But he's frequently feuded with Rosenstein, who appointed special counsel Robert Mueller to lead the Russia investigation, and he considered dismissing the deputy attorney general in April.
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Mr. Musk has openly feuded with short sellers on Twitter, taunting them when Tesla shares rise and accusing them of spreading negative news to hurt the company.
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The LA Times and its parent company have feuded over the paper's management and direction ever since Tronc, then the Tribune Company, purchased the Times in 2000.
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Though she left Miami on good terms, she had feuded with Jenni on social media in the months since, and this time, she was coming in guns blazing.
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Madgy and Braun briefly feuded publicly last year over their differing visions for the community, sniping at each other, though rarely directly or by name, in their videos.
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During the campaign, Trump feuded with both McCain, whose war-hero status he questioned, and Graham, whose personal cell phone number he read aloud while on national television.
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Last year when Kim Kardashian and Taylor Swift feuded over her husband Kanye West's song "Famous," Kardashian not-so-subtly threw shade at Swift on National Snake Day.
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It also adds another layer to the turf war between Highmark and UPMC — the two have feuded for years, and UPMC recently embarked on a hospital buying spree.
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Then Luger left and feuded with Ric Flair for an extended program of 45 and 60 minute matches, over and over, night after night, televised and not-televised.
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A guy named Dov Hikind slapped AOC with the lawsuit because he says the freshman Congresswoman blocked him after they Twitter feuded over Israel and other Jewish issues.
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The official said that while chief strategist Steve Bannon, who has feuded with McMaster over the strategy in the past, attended the meeting, he did not speak up.
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In the last year alone, she has accused Hillary Clinton of working with a "filthy Nazi whore" and feuded with Shaun King over President Donald Trump's Time cover.
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Thom Tillis went to a lunch with Republican lawmakers carrying a bag of popcorn, ready for President Donald Trump's visit to Capitol Hill after he feuded with Sen.
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He endured tumultuous times off the ice, notably an icy relationship with Philadelphia General Manager Bobby Clarke, who feuded with Lindros's parents and stripped him of the captaincy.
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President Donald Trump has echoed right-wing talking points that social-media platforms censor conservative opinions and commentators, and he has publicly feuded with Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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Her stunning upset rattled the Democratic establishment in Washington, D.C. The two rivals also feuded on Thursday, with Ocasio-Cortez accusing Crowley of mounting a third-party challenge.
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And for days after the summit, as Trump prepared for his historic meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, the president feuded with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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The debate over the Popeyes' chicken sandwich reached a boiling point this week as Popeyes feuded with its chicken-sandwich rivals Chick-fil-A and Wendy's on Twitter.
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Bannon had emerged as a controversial figure within the White House and feuded often with the president's other aides, including McMaster and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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That conversation was unthinkable only a few days ago: The two men have feuded bitterly, and Graham has been among the most vocal anti-Trump lawmakers in Washington.
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The National Basketball Association returned on Tuesday after a tumultuous off-season, as LeBron James and Stephen Curry feuded with President Trump and countless All-Stars changed teams.
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Before he died, Mr. McCain's closest associates reportedly requested that President Trump, who has feuded with the senator, not appear at the ceremony, which will be streamed online.
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The president, who has long feuded with the network and other major media outlets over their coverage of his administration, slammed CNN and MSNBC at length on Thursday.
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While the club owner Mitzi Shore fostered stand-ups and feuded with them, her son was soaking in everything he could from Richard Pryor, Robin Williams and others.
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Mr. de Blasio has publicly feuded with some of the leaders of New York's charters, though the schools are some of the highest-performing charters in the country.
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Superstars from Taylor Swift to Coldplay have publicly feuded with Spotify over music royalties, and some independent artists in particular take issue with the way streamers pay artists.
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Todd Frazier would be a tenuous addition considering he and Nationals right fielder Adam Eaton have feuded since they both played for the Chicago White Sox this decade.
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The hastily arranged meeting at Trump Tower occurred as Mr. Trump feuded publicly with Representative John Lewis, Democrat of Georgia, who fought for civil rights alongside Dr. King.
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Trump has feuded with athletes throughout the current NFL season, after suggesting games should be boycotted if players continue to kneel rather than stand during the national anthem.
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Corker, the retiring Senate Foreign Relations chairman who's feuded on and off with Trump, objected to the bill over concerns it adds to the nation's $6900 trillion debt.
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The two feuded during Trump's presidential campaign; at one point, Trump mocked McCain for being a prisoner of war, saying he liked war heroes who were not captured.
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The ad is set to air Thursday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," which is hosted by pundits and journalists the president has often feuded with, according to USA Today.
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But two of its top executives have feuded with each other, according to Bloomberg, raising questions about whether SoftBank and its chief, Masayoshi Son, can achieve that goal.
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Jenkins had long complained that Woods would not grant him an interview, and the two feuded in 2014 after Jenkins wrote a parody of an interview for Golf Digest.
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In the last 10 days, he's appeared to invite Russian intelligence agents to hack the US government; he feuded publicly with the parents of fallen Muslim US soldier Capt.
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On Tuesday, Stephanie unleashed her fury against brother Spencer Pratt and his wife, Heidi Montag — both of whom she has feuded with for years — in a lengthy Instagram post.
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His intended purpose was to mend fences with the agency, with which he's feuded over their conclusion that Russia interfered in the election to help him defeat Hillary Clinton.
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He and Avenatti have feuded several times through media interviews, with Giuliani calling Avenatti a "pimp" and Avenatti challenging Giuliani to a face-to-face discussion on live television.
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Flake, 55, an Arizona conservative who has frequently feuded with Trump, described himself in October as out of step with his party and said would not seek re-election.
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On Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Khloé was finally forced to intervene as her two older sisters, Kim Kardashian West and Kourtney Kardashian, feuded once again.
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Flake, 55, an Arizona conservative who has frequently feuded with Trump, in October described himself as out of step with his party and said would not seek re-election.
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Corker, who is retiring after this year, has publicly feuded with Trump in the past and was booed after Trump mentioned his name during a rally in Nashville, Tenn.
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Whitefish Energy is apologizing after the company feuded with the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, over Twitter and threatened to pull out of recovery efforts on the island.
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Trump's White House has frequently feuded with the news media, often over whether members of the national news media have put out false information on purpose for political reasons.
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The 33-year-old gave birth to her first daughter prematurely in November and subsequently feuded with her sponsor Nike, which she accused of being unsupportive of pregnant women.
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He has publicly feuded with Mr. Sytnyk, who heads Ukraine's only competent anticorruption body, and with Mr. Leshchenko, a former investigative journalist who has repeatedly criticized Mr. Lutsenko's record.
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Adding to the intrigue, it will be the first time this year that Mr. Trump will face Megyn Kelly, the Fox News anchor with whom he feuded last year.
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Beijing has long balked at the reach of American naval power and feuded for decades with Japan over uninhabited islands that the Japanese call Senkaku and the Chinese Diaoyutai.
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There are also several likely suspects among drug lords who once worked with Chapo or feuded with him and are now in U.S. custody and looking to cut deals.
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Mr. Trump long feuded with Ms. Underwood's predecessor, Eric Schneiderman, who resigned last month amid a scandal involving allegations that he had physically abused a number of his girlfriends.
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Dr. Soon-Shiong publicly feuded with Mr. Ferro last year, as they vied to increase their stakes in the company in apparent attempts to outmaneuver each other for control.
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While he has feuded with labor groups in the past, Mr. Cuomo is banking on a powerful coalition of unions to help stave off Ms. Nixon's grass-roots campaign.
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Former Fox News hosts Gretchen Carlson and Greta Van Susteren feuded on Twitter over the weekend over how Carlson's sexual harassment complaint at the network last year was handled.
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Some of his theories were highly imaginative — Teddy Roosevelt, with whom he feuded in the press, called Thayer one of the "Nature Fakers" — but they radically changed tactical hiding.
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A Japanese blogger was allegedly stabbed to death by an internet troll he had feuded with online after giving a talk Sunday night on how to deal with online disputes.
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Washington (CNN)The Bush family is mending fences with President-elect Donald Trump after the best-known family in GOP politics feuded with the party's nominee through the 2016 contest.
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She feuded with the country's key farm sector over export taxes and presided over a multi-year standoff with bondholders that kept Argentina locked out of the international capital markets.
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Kardashian West and Swift are well known for having feuded and have not been above some seemingly subliminal social media postings that fans have read to be about each other.
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There seems to still be some hard feelings between the two — at least on Johnson's side — after they famously feuded on the set of the eighth "Fast and Furious" movie.
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Although the pair feuded on season 8 of the Bravo reality series, Frankel cites the Countess' "bad behavior" as a reason for her no longer being upset with de Lesseps.
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Lindsey Graham feuded with the President on social media over Trump's remarks, with Graham urging Trump to "please fix this," and Trump accusing Graham of lying about his Charlottesville response.
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Trump also appeared to direct most of his frustration at Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs executive who has feuded with the Bannon wing of the White House over trade issues.
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The president has repeatedly clashed with athletes and sports organizations, and feuded with James last year over his comments on the Golden State Warriors being disinvited from the White House.
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The obvious candidate is the new coach at Manchester City, Pep Guardiola, with whom Mourinho feuded in the Spanish league when Guardiola coached Barcelona and Mourinho its archrival, Real Madrid.
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Cruz has in the past feuded with President Trump over Twitter and has accused the administration of not doing enough to help Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria.
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He has feuded with war heroes and the relatives of fallen soldiers, sparked controversy by ducking remembrance observances and been accused of using the troops to advance his political goals.
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" Schumer and Trump had feuded much of the day on Tuesday before the address, with Schumer taking to the Senate floor to knock the administration, saying it's mired in "chaos.
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He also goaded him by suggesting "Donald is afraid of Megyn Kelly," the Fox News anchor with whom the front-runner has feuded since the first GOP debate, in August.
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Trump feuded with the president of the Carrier union earlier this month after the union leader accused Trump of being misleading about the number of jobs saved in the deal.
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Fernandez de Kirchner feuded non-stop with the farm sector during her 2007-2015 administrations over her interventionist policies, which included strict limits on international shipments of corn and wheat.
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The Trump administration feuded with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday after the global lender threw cold water on the Republican efforts to spur economic growth through tax cuts.
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It is not the first time his family has feuded publicly — one of his sons wrote an open letter in 2016 accusing Mr. Singleton's mother of being manipulative and controlling.
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The zookeeper is currently jailed for allegedly seeking a hit on the CEO of Big Cat Rescue, Carole Baskin, with whom he'd feuded over his "mistreatment" and "exploitation" of animals.
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How much those and other assets actually total is unclear — Trump has for years inflated his net worth and feuded with Forbes to get the magazine to increase its estimates.
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The central government and Kurdish leaders have long feuded over the Kurds' oil exports, which Baghdad says violate the constitution because only federal officials are authorized to sell the country's crude.
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He's a frequent target of President Donald Trump, who feuded with the senator for years and continues to take shots at McCain for his vote against repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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Though tech policy is unlikely to decide the race, a Burr defeat would remove from the scene a lawmaker who has feuded with U.S. tech companies over digital privacy and encryption.
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President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who have feuded over the failure to pass a health care bill, were a united front in Tuesday's special election in Alabama.
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Most recently, in the aftermath of the same Coachella weekend when Charles posted the sponsored vitamin gummy stories that so infuriated Westbrook, Charles publicly feuded with the Instagram model Gage Gomez.
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At the very end of the interview, Lawrence, 27, asked Kim, 37, how the family feels about Rob Kardashian's ex-fiancée Blac Chyna, with whom he's bitterly feuded in recent months.
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Wilson told The Miami Herald that she received nooses through the mail after she and Kelly publicly feuded in October 2017, but she added that the feud also raised her profile.
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Politics certainly plays a role as well—Amazon has undoubtedly been singled out because it shares an owner, Jeff Bezos, with The Washington Post, which the president has repeatedly feuded with.
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Since inauguration day, Trump has been the top story of the year, and he has seemingly delighted in providing copy for the nation's media — even as he has feuded with them.
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The New York Post argued Trump's veto threat is "badly off-base" if it's a form of political retribution for Schumer, who has publicly feuded with Trump since he took office.
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Cruz and Trump feuded memorably in the primary, with Trump going so far as to suggest the Texan's father might have had something to do with the assassination of President Kennedy.
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One of those '90s shutdowns previously held the record of longest government shutdown in US history: when President Bill Clinton and the GOP-controlled Congress feuded over balancing the federal budget.
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The big picture: Trump has frequently feuded with black athletes throughout his presidency, and as NFL season begins, his tweet this morning shows he's not about to let the issue go.
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Blankfein, the former CEO of Goldman Sachs who has feuded with Sanders for years, seemed quite alarmed about the prospect of a Sanders presidency when he was the frontrunner in February.
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The shared fields, in the 2,200-square-mile area known as the neutral zone, were shut down in 2015 after Saudi Arabia and Kuwait feuded over land use and environmental issues.
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Scaramucci feuded bitterly with Bannon and Priebus during his short tenure in the White House, railing against both of the former aides in an interview with The New Yorker in July.
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The two entertainers have feuded publicly and viciously for years, but given POTUS' alleged discomfort with seeing a woman portray one of his staffers, O'Donnell may have a trump card ready (sorry).
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He feuded with Stephen King, a bestselling author from Maine; blocked a critic from getting a job in the private sector; and left a profane and threatening voicemail for a Democratic lawmaker.
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The glitzy talent show that launched the careers of Kelly Clarkson, Adam Lambert, Jennifer Hudson and others - spiced with celebrity judges who alternately feuded and fawned - eventually fell victim to declining ratings.
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Back in February, Kylie Jenner tweeted that she wasn't using Snapchat anymore, and it was "so sad," while Rihanna feuded with Snapchat over poorly curated ads that made fun of domestic abuse.
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In fact, the women feuded on Twitter last weekend following Zolciak-Biermann's on-camera accusations that Burruss and her husband are swingers — and that Burruss had once propositioned her for oral sex.
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Rippon, who is openly gay and feuded with Vice President Mike over LGBTQ rights before the Games, then explained that he's given money to GLAAD, Planned Parenthood and the American Red Cross.
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Previous President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner had feuded for years with growers over her policies, which included strict export limits on corn and wheat, of which Argentina is a major global supplier.
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In the past, Trump has repeatedly feuded with Silicon Valley, calling for a boycott of Apple products and accusing Google and Facebook of "burying" negative stories about Hillary Clinton during his campaign.
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Since taking office in 2015, Republican Governor Bruce Rauner has feuded with the Democratic-led state legislature, leaving Illinois as the only U.S. state to go 19 months without a complete budget.
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Megyn Kelly and Michael Avenatti feuded Monday, with the NBC host criticizing Avenatti for not offering corroborating witnesses for Julie Swetnick, who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct.
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Both as a public figure and a loud voice on the campaign trail, Khan publicly feuded with the press and attacked newspapers and journalists, said Mosharaf Zaidi, newspaper columnist and political analyst.
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Last month, the DOJ and AT&T publicly feuded over whether reports that regulators told AT&T it would only approve the merger if the company agreed to divest CNN were accurate.
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But this summer, the city's new mayor, Mr. Cuenca — a Socialist who replaced a conservative mayor who had feuded with the writer's family — ordered that the portrait be put on prominent display.
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Andrés has feuded with Trump since the beginning of his presidential campaign, and in the meantime focused on bringing millions of meals to people whose lives have been upended by natural disasters.
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It was always only a matter of time before Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau publicly feuded but oh boy, I don't think anyone thought it would be so spectacular—and so personal.
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Mr. Weaver feuded with a former business partner of Mr. Manafort's and Mr. Gates's when their work with Mr. Deripaska, the Russian oligarch, vexed the 2008 presidential campaign of Senator John McCain.
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"Honor of a lifetime to meet His Holiness Pope Francis," Mr. Trump wrote at one point, offering an electronic olive branch to the pontiff with whom he had feuded during the campaign.
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Trump passed on describing the West Bank, a territory that Israel and Palestine have long feuded over, deferring to Trump Organization's chief legal officer and frequent adviser on Israeli issues, Jason Greenblatt.
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Washington (CNN)Meghan McCain on Saturday presented the legacy of her father, John McCain, as a sharp contrast to the conduct of President Donald Trump, with whom the late senator bitterly feuded.
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The Massachusetts Democrat, who is likely heading into a crowded primary field, has repeatedly feuded with the president before and has cast herself as a staunch opponent of many White House policies.
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Though the costars have feuded in the past, they've come together during the Giudices' hard time: Teresa's husband Joe, 43, reports for his own prison sentence in March, so time together is precious.
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Trump had also feuded with an Indiana USW president following the announcement of the deal struck with Carrier to keep several hundred jobs at an Indianapolis area plant from being exported to Mexico.
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Megan Rapinoe -- who has publicly feuded with President Donald Trump in the lead up to Sunday's win -- scored a penalty goal in the second half to give the Americans a 1-0 lead.
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The layoffs fell not long after a rocky end to former host Tomi Lahren's tenure at TheBlaze, which came in May after she and Beck feuded publicly over comments she made about abortion.
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The authority has been a source of tension between Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Cuomo, who feuded last year over whether the city should pay more for the transit system's long-term projects.
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Amazon believes there was "unmistakable bias" in the selection process — likely a reference to reported interference by President Donald Trump, who has publicly feuded with Amazon CEO and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos.
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The two men feuded since then-candidate Trump hit the campaign trail, denouncing McCain's service in the Vietnam War, where he was tortured as a prisoner of war for more than five years.
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They feuded publicly over the future of the cinema chain's leadership as the patriarch also settled a lawsuit with his estranged son Brent, who had sued for his share of the family's fortune.
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" The request comes after the company feuded earlier this week with the mayor of San Juan after she called for the contract to fix the island's hurricane-ravaged electrical grid to be "voided.
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Obama Justice Department officials sat on the case for nearly a year, as civil rights prosecutors in Washington feuded with federal prosecutors in New York who didn't think the evidence was strong enough.
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In recent years, Google workers feuded among themselves and with management over issues ranging from the company's alleged mishandling of executive sexual harassment cases to its crackdown on employee speech in the workplace.
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Fernandez de Kirchner, who feuded with the farm sector during who two-terms in office and whose battles with bond-holders kept the country in default, is running as Fernandez's vice presidential candidate.
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Mr. O'Brien also gets along better than his predecessors did with Mr. Pompeo, who feuded with Mr. Bolton, and with Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who often gives foreign policy advice.
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Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, who recently feuded with Sessions over criminal justice reform issues, told reporters he has confidence in the attorney general and that he should be allowed to do his job.
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Trump, who has feuded with both newspapers during his White House bid, has for months ignored calls -- including from members of his own party -- to release his tax returns, citing an IRS audit.
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Trump and Cruz feuded bitterly in the final stretch of the GOP primaries, with Trump suggesting the Texan's father might have had something to do with the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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He's irked many of his fellow candidates over the past several months with his rapid ascent to the top-tier of the Democratic primary field and has feuded openly for weeks with Sen.
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He eventually declared a state of emergency and the MTA came up with an $20113 million turnaround plan, but Cuomo and his MTA chair feuded for months with de Blasio over the cost.
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The relationship is likely to ruffle a few feathers: PEOPLE's source reveals that Soulja Boyhas also dated Love & Hip Hop alum Alexis Skyy, who recently feuded with Chyna over her relationship with Rob Kardashian.
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Clinton followed up by appearing Tuesday with pageant contestant Alicia Machado, with whom Trump feuded much to his political detriment after the Democratic nominee highlighted his treatment of her in the first presidential debate.
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The festival announced a new policy (beginning in 2018) in response, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings voiced his disapproval, and at the opening press conference on Wednesday, Will Smith feuded with Pedro Almodóvar over it.
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Gorka had reportedly feuded with national security adviser General H.R. McMaster and was unhappy with the decision Trump announced this week - backed by McMaster and the U.S. military - to reorient U.S. policy in Afghanistan.
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He's feuded with collaborators and his former bandmates on Twitter; he's slurped orange juice on the cover of The Fader; he's brought a dozen writers into the functioning bar he built in his backyard.
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Dealt with in a manner that's somewhat coy but not salacious, the personal component involves Houston's extremely close relationship with Robyn Crawford, part of her entourage, who regularly feuded with Houston's husband Bobby Brown.
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In fact, very recent presidents have feuded less with their Cabinet than Nixon and some of his predecessors (although exceptions like President Clinton and Janet Reno and President Bush and Paul O'Neill are notable).
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Views: 9.81 millionWeeks on chart: 17Last week: No. 3The Atlantic's Hannah Giorgis called Drake's musical partnership with Brown "troubling," noting that the two men reportedly feuded in 2012 over Rihanna, who Brown once assaulted.
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Trump and McConnell have feuded openly in recent weeks after the Kentucky Republican said during a speech in his home state that the president may have "excessive expectations" about pushing his agenda through Congress.
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Mr. Timoney also helped reduce crime there, though he feuded with the police union and was criticized as overzealous in containing protesters at the 2000 Republican National Convention (while riding herd on a bicycle).
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Herbert Fisk Johnson died in 1928 without a will, and the family reportedly feuded over the inheritance until it was eventually divided between his two children, Herbert Fisk Johnson Jr. and Henrietta Johnson Louis.
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Khan and Trump publicly feuded following the June attacks after the US President misconstrued a statement from Khan saying there was "no cause for alarm" due to the visible police activity following the incident.
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Coulter, a conservative commentator who has feuded with Trump over his failure so far to build a wall on the Mexican border, urged Democrats to tell voters Trump had failed to meet his promises.
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But his place in the White House became increasingly precarious as he feuded with Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, and Trump took exception to Bannon's public caricature as the mastermind behind Trump's victory.
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The Michelin rated chef -- who's famously feuded with President Trump -- says what he's doing by turning his fancy joints into community soup kitchens, is what every well-off restaurant owner should be doing too.
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Over the last year, he has jettisoned a partner and anchor tenant, feuded with the mayor and lost a generous helping of state and city tax breaks, as well as a source of financing.
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"Thus, just as the case was to be submitted to the jury, Shkreli made a public threat against two women whom he dislikes and with whom he has feuded in the past," prosecutors wrote.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who has long feuded with the Cheney family — including backing a different Republican in Cheney's first election to the House in 2016 — encouraged Lummis to jump in the Senate race.
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Trump had good things to say about McSally late in the race and would certainly enjoy working with her more than he does Flake, who has feuded with the President since Trump took office.
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But Mr. Simon was himself scorned by many writers, performers and artists, who called his judgments biased, unfair or downright cruel, and by readers and rival critics with whom he occasionally feuded in print.
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As the sides feuded, 800,000 federal workers were going without pay, and government agencies continued to reduce services, part of the cascading effect of a partial shutdown now possibly headed for a fourth week.
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American, along with Delta Air Lines and United Airlines, had feuded with government-owned Qatar Airways and two other Middle Eastern airlines, Emirates Airline and Etihad Airways, over alleged government subsidies and their rapid expansion.
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What's missing from the 2016 race: Inspiration The Republican nominee, who was interrupted by protestors 14 times, unveiled his economic plan -- which included proposals beyond just tax reforms -- a week after he feuded with Ryan.
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Graham's remarks represent a truce of sorts between the two senators, who repeatedly feuded during their 2016 presidential runs, in part over what's seen as Cruz's persistent failure to win the respect of other senators.
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However, Trump's state visit to the U.K. has been repeatedly postponed since he took office and he is a controversial figure there, having feuded with London's mayor and criticized Prime Minister May's handling of Brexit.
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On Tuesday, The Hills: New Beginnings star Stephanie Pratt unleashed her fury against brother Spencer Pratt and his wife, Heidi Montag — both of whom she has feuded with for years — in a lengthy Instagram post.
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The layoffs fell not long after a rocky end to former host Tomi Lahren's tenure at The Blaze, which came in early May after she and Beck feuded publicly over comments she made about abortion.
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The French leader -- who has been dubbed a "Trump whisperer" by some -- has forged one of the closest relationships Trump maintains with any world leader, some of whom he has openly feuded with or belittled.
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When a co-host noted before moving on to another question that the audio played for Trump was not Kelly, the businessman took another shot at the anchor, with whom he has feuded for months.
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Trump, 70, and Ryan, 46, have feuded for the past year, and the president-elect in October told Fox News's Bill O'Reilly that Ryan may be in a "different position" in Congress after the election.
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Already a rogue figure in the West Wing, where he constantly feuded with rivals like former chief of staff Reince Priebus and nepotism hire Jared Kushner, Bannon could be even more troublesome on the outside.
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Without naming Trump, McCain's daughter, Bush and Obama all rebuked Trump, who feuded with the late senator and mocked his military service, which included 5-1/2 years as a prisoner during the Vietnam War.
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Drained by farmers, divided by treaty, feuded over in courtrooms and neglected when not pumped and drained, the Rio Grande is at once one of America's most famous rivers and one of its most abused.
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Three years ago, she publicly feuded with the company, apparently over its policy of making all music available even to nonpaying users; she pulled music from the platform and did not reinstate it until June.
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"American Idol," a competition open to the public, launched the careers of singers such as Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson and Adam Lambert, aided by celebrity judges who alternately feuded and fawned over discovering new talent.
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As she has traveled this week, Ms. Pelosi has stayed up late in her hotel room, watching the impeachment trial on television as her lieutenants and Mr. Trump's lawyers feuded over witnesses and trial rules.
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Compounding their worries is Fernandez's running mate, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, a former president who feuded with the farm sector during her 2007-2015 administrations and will be sworn in as vice president next month.
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Their relationship was a hot topic on season 5 of Bravo's Southern Charm as Jacobs feuded with Kathryn Dennis, Ravenel's ex-girlfriend and the mother of his two children, daughter Kensie, 4, and son Saint, 2½.
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Rachel Dolezal, as she was known then, achieved international infamy in June 2015 after her parents, with whom she has long feuded, told reporters their daughter was white but was presenting herself as a black activist.
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Trump's state visit to the U.K. has been repeatedly postponed since he took office and he is a controversial figure across the pond, having feuded with London's mayor and criticized Prime Minister May's handling of Brexit.
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Madigan and Rauner have feuded since last summer over a fiscal 2016 spending plan, and Illinois has been without a fully-functioning operating budget since July, the longest stretch of fiscal futility in modern state history.
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Their relationship was a hot topic on season 5 of Bravo's Southern Charm as Jacobs feuded with Kathryn Dennis, Ravenel's ex-girlfriend and the mother of his two children, daughter Kensie, 4, and son Saint, 2½.
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Chase's film reportedly takes place in Newark during the 1967 riots, when the African American and Italian communities feuded for five days after it was believed cops had murdered a black cabdriver inside a precinct house.
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Bezos and Trump have feuded publicly over Amazon and its relationship with the federal government, as well as over Bezos's ownership of The Washington Post, which the president says unfairly targets him with negative news coverage.
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Buttigieg's faith has become a national issue in recent days as the 2020 candidate has publicly feuded with Vice President Pence over differing views on homosexuality and Pence's past support for so-called conversion therapy programs.
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In January, MoviePass feuded with the movie theater chain AMC, which was concerned that the service's low price would devalue tickets, and pulled its service from ten AMC theaters in a failed attempt at extracting concessions.
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Trump, who has long feuded with the media over coverage that he deems unfair, has ratcheted up his attacks in recent months, repeatedly using the "enemy of the people" label when going after the news media.
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Previous reports stated that Trump wanted to "scuttle" the bidding process for the deal over concerns that Jeff Bezos, a rival with which Trump has publicly feuded, could benefit from the 10-year cloud computing contract.
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The protesters, largely supporters of powerful regional figures who have intensely feuded with President Ashraf Ghani, locked the gates of the commission's offices in all three provinces and pitched tents outside to hold sit-ins. Gen.
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The relationship was likely to ruffle a few feathers from the start: PEOPLE's source revealed that Soulja Boyhas also dated Love & Hip Hop alum Alexis Skyy, who recently feuded with Chyna over her relationship with Rob Kardashian.
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She also feuded with McCain about normalization of Democratic Socialism in America, said GOP congressmen side with Trump because they're afraid of losing their seats and even admitted she watches CNN when she has trouble falling asleep.
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U.S. President Donald Trump also blasted the "terrible" 40-year-old governor, who is affiliated with the U.S. Democratic Party and with whom Trump feuded in 2017 over the adequacy of the federal response to Hurricane Maria.
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Trump fell back in the poll as he feuded with party bosses over comments he made about Hispanics, Muslims and immigrants, but he rebounded this month as his candidacy took the national spotlight at the Cleveland convention.
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He also feuded openly with Pope Francis and cited an apocryphal story about a U.S. general who purportedly dipped bullets in pigs' blood to execute Muslim prisoners a century ago in an effort to deter Islamic terrorism.
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Earlier in his career, Gucci Mane had feuded with Young Jeezy, and the feud seemed to culminate in a homicide, in which an associate of Jeezy's was shot and killed, and Gucci Mane was arrested for murder.
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Trump also feuded bitterly with the GOP leaders he needs to pass his agenda, a drama that underscored the fact that the White House and Republicans have yet to put a major legislative victory on the board.
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Underlying competitiveness The French leader -- who has been dubbed a "Trump whisperer" by some -- has forged one of the closest relationships Trump maintains with any world leader, some of whom he has openly feuded with or belittled.
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" Mr. Walesa, who was the first president after Communism, and who has feuded with Mr. Kaczynski since the 1990s, said he was "positively surprised," adding that he believed Mr. Duda was "beginning to feel like a president.
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Sloan, who had feuded with Knight for years in a dispute with roots in their Compton gang ties, was likely to have been the trial's key witness, but may have been a difficult one for the prosecution.
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Macron has trolled Trump online, with a climate website called "Make Our Planet Great Again" — a take on Trump's "Make America Great Again" campaign slogan — and a short video alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger, whom Trump has feuded with.
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His hourlong news conference was part of the Pentagon's latest effort to contain the political fallout from the ambush, which has grown as President Trump has feuded with a congresswoman close to the family of Sergeant Johnson.
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HONG KONG, June 4 (Reuters) - The yuan edged lower on Tuesday as China and the United States feuded in a war of words over trade and technology transfer, but the Chinese central bank's firm fixing curbed the fall.
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He feuded with the family of a slain US soldier Trump lashed out at the Gold Star parents of a slain Muslim US soldier who died in Iraq after they sharply criticized him at the Democratic National Convention.
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He's long feuded with the outlet for not covering him as favorably as Fox News does, going so far in 2017 as to tweet out a video of himself punching the CNN logo superimposed on a person's face.
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Before Shepard Fairey put him on the walls of Los Angeles and mass-marketed T-shirts, Andre the Giant famously feuded with Hulk Hogan, before he became the washed-up icon who shut down a digital media company.
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Speaking to New York Magazine's The Cut, Griffin said she and Zucker had feuded in 2015 over her salary for the New Year's Eve show, with Zucker threatening for fire Griffin over her request to increase her compensation.
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CNN, citing two sources, reports that the two men, who have frequently clashed over economic policy and, in particular, Navarro's protectionist trade views, feuded publicly outside the government building in Beijing where the trade talks were taking place.
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Trump's speech comes after weeks of bleeding in which he picked an enormously damaging fight with the parents of a Muslim-American solider who died in Iraq, feuded with party leaders including House Speaker Paul Ryan and Sen.
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An Amazon spokesperson in a statement to Business Insider cited "unmistakable bias" in the decision — likely a reference to reported interference by President Donald Trump, who has publicly feuded with Amazon CEO and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos.
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Trump's campaign has been embroiled in controversy for the last week as he publicly feuded with Khizr Khan, the father of a U.S. solider who died in Iraq, for criticizing him on stage at the Democratic National Convention.
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Even if they feuded at times with their president, lawmakers knew they could ultimately count on the White House to endorse and raise money for incumbents, because controlling as many seats as possible would serve both their interests.
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In their six years in office, they've feuded over matters as grave as the spiraling homeless population and dire conditions in the city's public housing and as trivial as the fate of a single deer found in Harlem.
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Gathered in the Ways and Means Committee room for the second consecutive day, lawmakers had feuded over the two articles of impeachment all day, their tempers flaring and patience wearing thin as the 14-hour session wore on.
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Singer Taylor Swift took a dig at people who she had publicly feuded with in this fiery single, including — but not limited to — Kim Kardashian-West and Kanye West, Katy Perry, Calvin Harris, Tom Hiddleston, and the media.
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Flake appeared on CNN minutes after he announced he would not be running for reelection with a fiery speech on the Senate floor attacking Trump, and hours after Trump and Corker publicly feuded with each other earlier Tuesday.
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He laid out more substance on his economic plans than ever before and made a significant move toward conservative orthodoxy on tax policy in an apparent gesture to Ryan, the GOP House speaker with whom he feuded last week.
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It was that kind of rigid message discipline that has been lacking over the last four days as Trump has publicly feuded with the Muslim parents of a fallen US soldier and failed to hammer Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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President Trump has feuded with the media throughout his presidency, and tweeted in February that the "fake news media" is the "enemy of the American people," specifically calling out The New York Times, NBC News, ABC, CBS and CNN.
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The two frequently feuded during the Trump's presidential campaign, and Ryan called off a rally in Wisconsin in October after the publication of a 2005 tape in which Trump brags about groping women and kissing them without their consent.
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But he also visited and made common purpose with the state's Democratic leaders, including Jerry Brown, then the governor, with whom Mr. Trump had feuded repeatedly over his two years in office, before later resuming his criticism and threats.
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Jim Appleby, a former Hennepin prosecutor who feuded with Ms. Klobuchar when he represented unionized employees in the office, once criticized her "shameful treatment" of staff members, and suggested she was more interested in "self-promotion" than public safety.
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Its president, Enrique Peña Nieto, above, canceled a meeting with Mr. Trump, and the two feuded — largely over Twitter — as reports emerged that Mr. Trump could consider a 63 percent tax on imports to pay for a border wall.
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A hip-hop podcast host who feuded for years with the Brooklyn rapper Troy Ave was arrested on Monday on a federal weapons possession charge in connection with a shooting last year in which the rapper's bodyguard was killed.
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The fight is only the latest showdown between Rosenstein and Trump's congressional allies, who have feuded for months about document requests related to the congressional probe into the FBI and Justice Department, sparking the initial calls for Rosenstein's impeachment.
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While he has used his Twitter account to criticize many journalists, Trump has feuded with the Times specifically since his early on in his campaign for president, frequently describing the newspaper as "failing" while occasionally granting its reporters interviews.
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A man who allegedly supplied his teenage niece with the handgun she later used to fatally shoot another teen she had feuded with on Facebook was convicted Saturday of murder, attempted murder and aggravated battery, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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ISTANBUL — Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has publicly feuded with the US, likened the German government to Nazis, jailed more journalists than any other leader in the world, and arrested tens of thousands of his own people on suspect charges.
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In recent weeks, Trump has publicly feuded with the country's top intelligence officials, disputing their assessment that Russia tried to influence the US election and mocking their erroneous pre–Iraq War assertion that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction.
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" #Eagles Chairman & CEO Jeffrey Lurie: "Buddy Ryan was arguably one of the greatest defensive masterminds in NFL history ... — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) June 212, 220 Ryan and head coach Mike Ditka often feuded during that 15-1 season and Super Bowl run.
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The President's misgivings about the war have been further amplified by his chief strategist Steve Bannon, who has feuded with the President's national security adviser H.R. McMaster over the scale and goals of a continued US military presence in Afghanistan.
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The pair has feuded since last week, when the Wisconsin Republican shocked Washington by refusing to endorse Trump's bid — a remarkable snub that raised real questions about how, or if, the fractured party could reconcile its differences before the general election.
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McCain and Trump have feuded since the businessman-turned-president used an early event in his 2016 campaign to derided the Arizona Republican's military service, claiming he was not a war hero because he was captured during the Vietnam War.
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Lindy West, Annie's real-life template, wrote for the Stranger at the beginning of the 2010s, and while there she publicly feuded with Dan Savage — the beloved sex columnist and the Stranger's editorial director — over how to write about fat people.
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The Sanders campaign has feuded publicly with Wasserman Schultz, accusing her of taking actions favoring the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, such as initially scheduling only six debates and setting up a joint fundraising committee with the Clinton campaign.
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Trump's words are a direct attack on those international journalists' freedom & even safety Though Trump has feuded with CNN consistently throughout his campaign and presidency, he intensified his attacks in a tweet Saturday that specifically targeted the network's international wing.
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Trump and Biden have long feuded since the former vice president said last year that he would have "beat the hell out" of the president if they had gone to high school together, following comments the president made about women. Sen.
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The Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump, repeatedly denounces "radical Islam," has declared that he would not allow Muslim immigrants into the country and feuded for days with a Muslim family whose son died in combat while serving in the Army.
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Kanter, who plays for the New York Knicks, is a vocal critic of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and has feuded for years with the country's government, which alleges that Kanter is a terrorist because of his support for Gülen.
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The migration crisis peaked with an influx of well over one million people in 2015 and, while annual arrivals have since tumbled, EU members have feuded over how to share the burden and support for eurosceptic, anti-immigrant parties has surged.
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Such fears multiplied after Trump feuded with allied leaders at the G7 summit in Canada, where he complained that NATO was worse than NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, which he is trying to renegotiate with Mexico and Canada.
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In those years when Leo Durocher and Charlie Dressen feuded as the managers, when Sal Maglie was knocking down Roy Campanella and Carl Furillo, the Giants and the Dodgers were not only raging rivals, they simply did not like each other.
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" Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who so bitterly feuded with the president during the 2016 primaries that Mr. Trump gave out Mr. Graham's cellphone number on national television, declared last week that impeachment was nothing but "a political setup.
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The police have not yet offered a motive for Wednesday's shooting, nor have they released details about the gunman or how the shooting unfolded, although a local newspaper identified him as a longtime employee who had feuded with a co-worker.
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WASHINGTON — An urgent push by Congress to renew several expiring F.B.I. surveillance powers foundered on Wednesday, as House Democrats feuded privately over stronger privacy protections and Republicans remained uncertain about what President Trump, a vocal skeptic of government spying, would accept.
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The leader of the nationalists, former chief strategist Steve Bannon, was recently forced out of the White House, but the faction still has powerful champions like Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and economist Peter Navarro, who reportedly feuded with Cohn for months.
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MAYORS VS. WASHINGTON: New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti -- two 2020 prospects -- arrived in Washington on Wednesday for the US Conference of Mayors' annual winter gathering and immediately feuded with the Trump administration over sanctuary cities.
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Russia's surprise decision not to retaliate for President Obama's new sanctions highlights a striking trend: Governments that have feuded with the outgoing administration are openly indicating their belief that US policy under Donald Trump will change dramatically in their favor.
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He did get a bump, however, when he feuded with Trump about their respective wives, although that bump — at 33 weeks before the election — can only really be seen in daily search data, and not the weekly data we're visualizing in these charts.
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When Chandler got in foul trouble or feuded with opposing players it was surely a sign of a young, entitled hard-head who couldn't handle adversity because he had been told he was great too often, and at too young an age.
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Interestingly, there's also a line—"Got this black narcissist off my back / She couldn't care less and I never cared more / So there's no more to say about that"—that appears to fire shots at Azealia Banks, who Lana recently feuded with.
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" Flake, an Arizona conservative who has frequently feuded with Trump, said in a statement that Trump's "so-called 'flexible tariffs' are a marriage of two lethal poisons to economic growth – protectionism and uncertainty .... Congress cannot be complicit as the administration courts economic disaster.
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The cracking of Israel as a bipartisan issue can be traced in part to 2015, when Obama and Netanyahu feuded over the Israeli prime minister's visit to DC, which he made to publicly oppose the Iran nuclear deal, Obama's landmark foreign policy achievement.
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And in February, Bell, 36, had jokingly feuded with her hubby over their home furnishings, insisting that Shepard's choice in placing his La-Z-Boy in the center of their living room was not acceptable in terms of tying the room together.
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Not yet a year in the White House, the President has fumed at how impossibly difficult it is to pass legislation through Congress, mused that policy is more complicated than he ever imagined and openly feuded with more than a few Republicans.
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Instead, the event was built around the ever-entertaining Diaz — who has fought just once in three years as he repeatedly feuded with the U.F.C. — and the trash-talking Masvidal, who started in Miami as a street brawler who fought in online videos.
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" The two women famously feuded on The Real Housewives of Orange County, with King Edmonds, 35, previously telling PEOPLE after season 10, "I have never been friends with Vicki and after last season I can promise I will never be friends with her.
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He has feuded with a number of black athletes, criticizing NFL players kneeling to protest racial injustice and calling the UCLA basketball players held in China "ungrateful" after they were returned to the U.S. The president has also targeted black lawmakers like Rep.
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And in some of the most crucial states, Mr. Trump continues to face resistance within his own party: In Ohio, he has feuded openly with the popular Republican governor, John Kasich, a former primary opponent who has refused to endorse his campaign.
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Hardliners like trade adviser Peter Navarro, who authored a book "Death by China," have feuded over the administration's approach to China with more pragmatic aides such as economic adviser Gary Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs president, current and former U.S. officials say.
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The Republican president, who previously feuded with the plane maker over projected costs for the next version of Air Force One, gave a ringing endorsement to the company on Friday and used the event to highlight his pitch to boost homegrown job growth.
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She feuded with Azealia Banks, canceled her tour, earned scrutiny from members of the hip-hop community (and most people in general) for her appropriation and disrespect of Black culture — and then Anonymous threatened to leak nudes if she didn't apologize for it.
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Cruz, of Houston, feuded with Trump during his unsuccessful 2016 White House run but has since embraced the president's agenda, backing his tough immigration policies as well as his push for import tariffs aimed at lowering the U.S. trade deficit in goods.
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It was a remarkable event as Trump, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer repeatedly sought the political and rhetorical high ground, feuded over what they agreed on (and what they didn't) and barely avoided the whole thing ending in a flurry of name-calling.
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Still, "Rolling Stone" is light in key areas, from biographical material about Wenner (who has feuded with the author of an upcoming book about him) to the business and technological forces that have assailed the magazine in particular and publishing in general.
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Washington (CNN)Chris Christie paints a vengeful picture of President Donald Trump's son-in-law and top adviser Jared Kushner -- whose family Christie has feuded with for years -- in an upcoming memoir, according to excerpts reported on by Axios and The Guardian.
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This consensus was never as stable as retrospective political storytelling might suggest; even successful Republican politicians inevitably left many of its factions sorely disappointed, while conservative intellectuals and activists feuded viciously with one another and constantly discerned crises and crackups for their movement.
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Criticism came from ideological opposites like Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London and a Muslim with whom Mr. Trump has repeatedly feuded on Twitter, and Nigel Farage, the euroskeptic provocateur who traveled across the Atlantic to campaign for Mr. Trump last year.
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That's especially true given that Trump has been under fire for a slow and incomplete response to Hurricane Maria, has publicly feuded with the mayor of San Juan, and appeared to blame the island's government for the disaster in a series of tweets.
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Mr. Johnson's statement — in which he also disclosed the woman's identity — aggravated tensions in a trans-Atlantic relationship that started fraying after Mr. Trump feuded publicly with other British officials and denounced Britain's ambassador to Washington, forcing him to give up his post.
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Rapper Azealia Banks who publicly feuded with Musk last year told Business Insider&aposs Kate Taylor that she was "tremendously proud" of Grimes and that the pair were "the first of their kind to do such a thing," when she saw the post.
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As protesters tried to breach the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad on Tuesday, and Iraqi and American officials feuded over the necessity of recent U.S. airstrikes, critics blamed the chaos on the Trump team's laserlike focus on cracking the Islamist regime in Iran.
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McCain, who has repeatedly feuded with the Trump White House, blasted Pompeo's Sunday show interview and criticized other Trump administration officials and aides who have appeared on news shows over the last week to defend Trump against the allegations in the whistleblower complaint.
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State and city leaders feuded over the agency's current capital plan for a year, and the agency still does not know how Mr. Cuomo will finance much of the $230 billion he committed toward the pared-down $29.5 billion five-year plan.
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As a result, the president finds himself more removed than ever from a disenchanted military command, adding the armed forces to the institutions under his authority that he has feuded with, along with the intelligence community, law enforcement agencies and diplomatic corps.
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He has feuded with Rick Scott, the newly elected senator and former Republican governor of Florida, over Mr. Scott's frosty relationship with his successor, Ron DeSantis, and Mr. Scott's decision to block the elder Mr. Gaetz from garnering a plum university presidency.
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The speculation comes about two years after Minaj and Swift famously feuded when the rapper spoke out about her lack of a nomination for video of the year at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards, attributing the snub to racism in the music industry.
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But the split between Fox News' daytime and primetime burst into public view last week when afternoon host (and arguably the network's most outspoken Trump critic) Shepard Smith feuded for two days with Tucker Carlson, a primetime host who, like Hannity, reliably defends the president.
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Palang Pracharat, a party created to support the military junta that came to power in a coup in 163, battled Pheu Thai, which is loyal to Thaskin Shinawatra, a former prime minister who has feuded with the generals since an earlier coup, in 2006.
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And Trump has systematically alienated many of the institutional actors whose support he would need for a power grab — he has attacked the FBI and the CIA, insulted Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, feuded with key members of Congress.
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The guy who made his name in frat rap and feuded with the now-president of the United States over a party track called "Donald Trump" is the same guy who became a widely beloved rapper, singer, and producer with a deep musical bench.
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The two feuded on social media throughout their relationship, but the tension reached its peak on July 5, when Kardashian repeatedly shared graphic and expletive-ridden content about his ex — including three naked photos — while accusing her of drug use, alcohol abuse and infidelity.
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The proposal, one of two immigration bills scheduled for a floor vote Thursday, involved no input from Democrats, but was hashed out between centrist and conservative Republicans who have long feuded over the appropriate legislative approach to those people living in the country illegally.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is suddenly winning positive reviews from a Washington establishment that has often feuded with the White House.
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Kelly decided Tuesday to make the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy -- run by National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro -- part of the National Economic Council, leaving Navarro to report to the council's director Gary Cohn, whom Navarro has repeatedly feuded with over trade issues.
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In the nineteen-nineties, Brooks changed the genre, roaming stages with a wireless microphone, singing about ending racism and domestic violence; he also feuded with executives, retired for much of the aughts, and briefly tried to reinvent himself as a brooding rocker named Chris Gaines.
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Before the two men feuded over the weekend, back when Trump had only publicly demanded an apology from the three UCLA players (including Ball's second son, UCLA's LiAngelo), CNN's Hunter Schwarz included this section in his Cover/Line newsletter: Imagine a Donald Trump v.
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These media allegiances were defined early, and were particularly clarified when Trump feuded with Fox News's Megyn Kelly (ironically, because she asked him about his history of sexism) and former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields, whom Trump's campaign manager physically assaulted at a campaign rally.
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And then, saying theater would be more popular if its stars feuded with one another as they do in pop music, he pretended to try to get stage stars to air their grievances with one another, but they mostly just expressed their mutual fandom.
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Within the White House, where Mr. Kushner has feuded with John F. Kelly, the chief of staff and technically his superior, his attempt to replace him with Nick Ayers, an ally, backfired when Mr. Ayers would not agree to Mr. Trump's conditions for the job.
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But they clearly seem more together and more resilient than they were back in November, when they visited Staples Center and lost to the Clippers in overtime after Green and Durant barked at each other on the bench, then feuded in the locker room.
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On Wednesday, in another ruling, Judge O'Neill denied a request by Mr. Cosby's lawyer that he step away from the case, ruling that a defense motion stating he had feuded with a key witness and should recuse himself came too late and was without merit.
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Trump associates the city of El Paso with his first political rally of 2019, where he made his case for a border wall and feuded with Beto O'Rourke, who would soon announce he was running for president and held a counterprotest in a park nearby.
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The flip-flop came after months of the two battling for the primary field's progressive mantle and after Sanders and Warren feuded this month over a 2018 meeting in which Warren asserted Sanders disagreed with her belief that a woman could win the presidency.
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The office of the prosecutor general and the Investigative Committee have frequently feuded over turf, and the appointment of Mr. Krasnov could be an attempt by Mr. Putin to calm potentially destabilizing rivalries in the law enforcement system as he retools Russia's entire political order.
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Burr has been plagued on multiple fronts in the home stretch: He feuded with a local newspaper that drew comparisons to Trump, apologized for his quip about gun owners shooting Clinton and walked back a pledge to block all of her Supreme Court nominees.
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The pair were deeply critical of each other throughout the 2016 presidential primary and feuded over Trump's response to the violent while supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va. The two united last month to try and push through the Senate a bill to repeal ObamaCare.
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Free-trading Republicans have feuded with the president for years now, and his decision on Monday to reimpose tariffs on Brazil and Argentina brought new criticism from GOP senators — right as he needs them to fend off the impeachment inquiry that threatens his presidency.
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RELATED: How McMaster is being undercut in and outside the White House The smear campaign is the latest effort by McMaster's adversaries to undermine the national security adviser's credibility as he has feuded internally with White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, particularly over the war in Afghanistan.
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He's made many bad calls In 2015 and 2016, Will had periodically feuded with the network's highest-rated host, Bill O'Reilly, with Will once stating that O'Reilly's best-selling book, "Killing Reagan" was "nonsensical" and "The Factor" host calling Will "a hack" in a subsequent interview.
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The G-7's annual summit, usually a friendly gathering between seven industrialized democracies, was rife with tensions this year, as Trump feuded with key U.S. allies over his decision to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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This past summer, as the two countries feuded over what the U.S. alleged were Iranian attacks on international oil tankers, the president called off a U.S. military strike against Iran after Tehran downed an American drone, saying he'd decided it wasn't worth the potential cost in lives.
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The shiny silver cup was just the latest of many 2019 accolades for the pink-haired footballer, who feuded with President Donald Trump and fearlessly spoke out against injustice en route to a World Cup win, Golden Ball and Golden Boot accolades, and a Ballon d&aposOr.
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Rauner has feuded with Democrats, who control the state legislature, over his insistence a state budget be tied to his list of policy demands that would weaken unions, impose legislative term limits, freeze property taxes and impose new rules on injured workers seeking compensation from their employers.
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" Buttigieg and O'Rourke have increasingly feuded over guns in the runup to the debate and finally clashed after the former Texas congressman was unable to say how he'd enforce a mandatory buyback of assault rifles, a proposal the mayor has called an unworkable act of "confiscation.
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Critics point to the league's centralized control of player contracts and Soccer United Marketing's influence with U.S. Soccer as hampering the growth of the domestic game, and Garber once openly feuded with the former United States national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann after the coach criticized the league.
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It amounted to a one-two political punch, Cuomo-style, and while Mr. de Blasio appeared calm during the speech, occasionally pecking out emails on his smartphone, it certainly seemed that the governor was once again seeking to outfox his fellow Democrat, with whom he has feuded for months.
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Clinton opened up a 23.5-point margin in the McClatchy-Marist survey, 231% to 23%, which was conducted as Trump feuded publicly first with the Muslim parents of a slain American war hero and then House Speaker Paul Ryan, one of the GOP's most popular and powerful figures.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge in Manhattan revoked a hip-hop podcast host's bail on Wednesday after a prosecutor said that a witness could link him to a shooting at a concert last year in which the bodyguard for a rapper he had long feuded with was killed.
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The two feuded on social media throughout their relationship, but the tension reached its peak on July 5, when Rob, 30, repeatedly shared graphic and expletive-ridden content about his ex on social media — including three naked photos — while accusing her of drug use, alcohol abuse and infidelity.
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The two, who feuded all the way up to the 2016 election and continued to trade words after Trump's win, reignited their spat on Wedneday, with Messing, 50, slamming Sarandon over a video in which she tells Variety that Trump's presidency has inspired women to run for office.
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Trump has feuded with National Football League players over the past year, blasting on-field protests in which players sat or kneeled during the national anthem to protest racial bias in the U.S. criminal justice system amid accusations of excessive use of force against black people by police.
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Rauner has feuded with Democrats, who control the state legislature, over his insistence that a state budget be tied to a list of his policy demands that would weaken unions, impose legislative term limits, freeze property taxes and impose new rules on injured workers seeking compensation from their employers.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and Trump feuded in 2016, but in the name of party unity and policy, they have put aside their differences.
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It is designed to be wonderfully soothing to those alarmed by the political chaos of the past couple of years, as the president and prime minister have feuded—and indeed to those for whom the brutal civil war that ended only a decade ago still casts a frightening shadow.
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Even before Air Force One touched down outside London, Mr. Trump was on Twitter, accusing the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, with whom he has feuded since 2016 over immigration, terrorism and other issues, of being "nasty" to him, while misspelling the mayor's name and mocking his stature.
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Matsumoto said she didn't find anything funny about either Shkreli's posts about Clinton, or his online boasts during his trial in July that he would get to "f---" a female journalist with whom he has feuded since January, as well as a female political pundit, once his trial ended.
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Bolling feuded with Bill O'Reilly earlier this week, after O'Reilly brought up the death of Bolling's son in an interview with The New York Times about how the allegations of sexual harassment have affected O'Reilly's family, saying that the allegations against Bolling were connected to Eric Chase's death.
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Matthew Apperson, who was convicted of attempted 2nd-degree murder back in September, claimed he shot at Zimmerman in self-defense during a 2015 incident that went down near Zimmerman's home in Lake Mary, FL. They have a history, having feuded in a separate road rage incident in 2014.
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He was accused of tweeting an anti-Semitic image and trafficking in anti-Jewish tropes; he said "Islam hates us" and pledged to temporarily bar Muslims from the United States; he even feuded with Pope Francis, who said that someone who talks only about building walls instead of bridges isn't Christian.
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Since then he has feuded not only with GOP primary rivals, but with the parents of an American soldier who was killed in action, his own attorney general and his former secretary of State, innumerable journalists, TV shows including "Saturday Night Live," and the cast of "Hamilton" — among hundreds of others.
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This past summer, as the two countries feuded over what the U.S. alleged were Iranian attacks on international oil tankers, the president called off a U.S. military strike against Iran after Tehran downed an American drone, saying he had decided the action was not worth the potential cost in lives.
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While Santos didn&apost endorse any candidate and has feuded with Duque&aposs mentor, former President Alvaro Uribe, throughout his eight years in office, two of Santos&apos advisers on the peace process have quietly migrated to the Duque camp in recent months, which is likely to make for a smoother transition.
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For the next four years, it will be our duty as Americans to blast the ever-living fuck out of this song, to remind everyone that the message isn't going away, that a man who has publicly feuded with both Cher and American democracy can never be on the right side of history.
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On the same day Taylor Swift dropped her new album Reputation — which seemed to contain multiple shady lyrics about Kardashian West and her husband Kanye West — the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star took her daughter North out to enjoy a concert from another woman Swift has famously feuded with, Katy Perry.
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He just finished a tepid storyline with Sheamus, another talent of supreme averageness, in which they feuded for the title; Sheamus started a group of non-American wrestlers called The League of Nations, who are mostly together by virtue of McMahon thinking foreigners are united by the strangeness of their un-American status.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who has publicly feuded with Emanuel, took notice of the violence and blamed it on city leadership.
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He was harshly critical of NFL players who kneeled during the national anthem to protest racial inequality, and feuded with the father of a UCLA basketball player after he downplayed Trump's role in securing the release of his son and two other players from China, where they had been arrested for shoplifting.
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And in recent days, he has feuded with Robert M. Gates, a highly regarded former defense secretary, and found himself mocked by another respected national security figure, former Secretary of State Colin Powell, who called Mr. Trump "a national disgrace and an international pariah" in private emails released by hackers last week.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's presidential campaign has divided Republicans, and the GOP nominee himself has openly feuded with the Speaker.
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Tensions reached a breaking point this fall, after Verma and Azar feuded over policies to lower drug policies and replace Obamacare — top priorities for Trump, who'd personally tasked them ahead of next year's election — and grappled with personal disputes like Verma's complaint that Azar tried to block her from Air Force One.
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He has been harshly critical of NFL players who kneel during the national anthem to protest racial inequality, and feuded with the father of a UCLA basketball player after he downplayed Trump's role in securing the release of his son and two other players from China, where they had been arrested for shoplifting.
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While CFPB and ED split oversight over the $1.5 trillion federal student loan portfolio, the agencies have feuded since Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosFree college won't revive the liberal arts Klobuchar rolls out seven-figure ad buy in Nevada Five things to watch in Trump's budget proposal MORE canceled their partnership in 2017.
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Writes Harbour in the caption, "You know that feeling when you're crushing out on someone and you keep seeing their face everywhere you turn..." (A side note: Is crushing out acceptable verbiage?) No questions here: This particular co-star friendship is thriving, despite the fact that the two feuded over a Pomeranian on set.
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Burr feuded with a local newspaper and had to apologize for a quip about gun owners shooting Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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The explosive end to his brief tenure with the Dallas Mavericks cost Rondo a chunk of his stature and respect around the league; a disgusting, abusive episode with referee Bill Kennedy crossed a line of human decency; and Rondo publicly feuded with Chicago's franchise player and hometown hero in his one season with the Bulls.
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Still, Sanders' outside political organization, Our Revolution, has feuded with the DNC -- including an episode over the summer in which tensions boiled over after DNC staffers brought water and doughnuts to Our Revolution members who were prevented by security from entering the building to deliver petitions and saw the snacks as a dismissive gesture.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE previously feuded with the Bush family, but has joined Schwarzenegger and others in praising the former president since his death.
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Mark Cuban Trump feuded with Cuban throughout the 2016 campaign, but when word got around that the Dallas Mavericks owner and investor on the reality TV show "Shark Tank" was considering his own presidential run, Trump fired off a tweet in February, reminding the world that he is not fond of his fellow business mogul.
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Since then, he has written an Oscar-nominated movie, started and feuded with two AIDS organizations, won a Tony Award and two Obies, been declared dead by a news service, called government officials idiots and murderers, compared friends to Nazi war criminals and been the first-ever recipient of the Larry Kramer Activism Award.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), who in recent weeks has publicly feuded with Trump, made similar comments on Sunday.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has publicly feuded with the cable network accusing it of biased coverage.
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