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Republicans have said they won't negotiate with political hostage-takers, but it is possible to see ground for compromise underneath the overheated rhetoric and acrimony.

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The Italian Grand Prix threw up the sort of situation that in many - if not most - cases in F1 would be expected to generate acrimony.

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But, even then, what promised to be the start of a new golden era ended in acrimony.

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In a world of acrimony, filled with the gasoline of fear and hatred, his words are sparks.

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Despite a long history of musical and personal acrimony within the group, the Police reunited for a lucrative reunion tour in 2007.

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