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They are an indication that in both nations, there’s recognition that the bad blood of the past few years can’t continue indefinitely.

From Ozy

He also has faced criticism that his recent about-face had more to do with bad blood between moderators or a self-interested business calculation.

It also appears to have increased the bad blood between the AFC North rivals.

The precipitous decline of AOL’s ad business was accelerated by this bad blood.

From Digiday

Why do you think everyone loves to seize on any hint of discord or bad blood between you guys?

King reminisced about his convention and was astounded at how little bad-blood lingered.

The result created quite a bit of “animosity and bad blood.”

No pasty-faced legal adventurer is going to cause bad blood between the Warners and the Marxes.

There has been bad blood between Buddhists and Muslims in Burma for many years.

There had been bad blood between the captain and the mate, and Fox did not wish to go.

They sent threatening letters to Branson, and cut timber on Dow's claim; and this made bad blood.

Yet now whole trains would strive, often with bad blood, for the mastery of the trail, one attempting to pass the other.

They decided to write off the past as fair fight and no bad blood, and start over again.

There is bad blood between Avalon boatmen and these foreign market fishermen.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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