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Alexander Isak, a substitute in Turkey, is still way short of full match fitness following his drawn-out and acrimonious British record £125m move from Newcastle United.

This may be the end of Kimmel's suspension but it feels like just the start of the next phase in the increasingly acrimonious relationship between the president and the media.

In June, Kennedy said in an online forum that acrimonious discourse and threats to judges have placed democracy at risk.

"I didn't think it was a good look," said Purslow, when asked about the way Isak agitated for his record-breaking transfer to Liverpool after an acrimonious split was finally concluded on deadline day.

The Fed and Snyder engaged in increasingly acrimonious meetings, after one of which the White House issued a communique that falsely stated that the Fed had agreed to follow the administration’s demands.