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And while they were very amicable during the news conference, it also quickly became clear that neither had changed their positions on the key issues where they disagree.

From BBC

Albeit an amicable split, it was still abrupt, with the latter experiencing a spiritual reawakening that set a hard contrast to the drug-dealing-infused lyrics that often occupied their music.

It also reflects the decline in a relationship that for decades had been overwhelmingly stable and amicable.

From Salon

But Shanks is generous without being excessive, taking the heat from a boil to a simmer and back again at record speed, creating an exciting pacing that feels as veritably dubious as any amicable breakup.

From Salon

Simon told the trial he and Erin had initially remained chatty and amicable after their split in 2015.

From BBC

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