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feud

verb as in fight bitterly; fall out

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Perhaps the sentiments of those of us who love both crews was summed up best in a chat room devoted to the feud.

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Petro -- a former guerrilla who will leave office after the May elections -- has not shied away from the feud, which plays well with some of his core leftwing supporters.

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Curtis Sliwa, the Republican nominee who trails the two, compared his opponents’ feuding to “two kids in a schoolyard.”

A man who tried using a metal detector to find a hidden gun has pled guilty to involvement in serious and organised crime in the first case connected to a gangland feud in central Scotland.

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“There was a lot of confusion and conflict and there was a lot of people around,” she said, adding that she and Brandy were merely teenagers when their feud came to a head.

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