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But his time with the franchise ended acrimoniously after he accused the team of providing medicine that led to his kidney problems.

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When O'Neill took temporary charge of Celtic last month, he walked into a club rocked by internal division, highlighted by the acrimonious nature of Brendan Rodgers' exit.

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Denise Richards’ estranged husband Aaron Phypers must continue to keep his distance from the actor and reality TV star as they move forward in their acrimonious divorce.

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Last year, after two weeks of acrimonious haggling, COP29 ended unhappily with developed nations agreeing to provide $300 billion a year in climate finance to developing ones by 2035, well below what is needed.

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Repairing relations with China, which have been acrimonious for several years, has become a priority for Carney as he seeks other markets to offset the damage caused by U.S. tariffs on key Canadian exports.

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

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