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City argued that no vote should have taken place on Friday, while Villa called for a postponement as the "acrimonious back and forth" was "weakening" the Premier League.

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But the academy was critical of the "increasingly acrimonious and destructive debate" which it said had been fuelled by unsubstantiated comments on social media and was damaging teamwork across the health service.

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The Academy of Royal Colleges has also called for an independent review into the use of associates because of an "increasingly acrimonious and destructive debate".

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The 2024 race against Tran proved to be a costly and acrimonious campaign as the Democratic Party pushed to capture the seat centered in Orange County’s Little Saigon community.

After an expensive and acrimonious primary battle among Democrats, the general election race for the seat was sleepy, bordering on dull.

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

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