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bone to pick

noun as in argument

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noun as in contention

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noun as in difference

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noun as in dissent

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noun as in friction

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noun as in grudge

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noun as in polemic

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Man’s best friend appears to have a bone to pick with U.S.

On the chance that he does, I have a bone to pick with him – less cosmic, but something that speaks volumes about his probity and fitness for office.

A critic has the unfortunate task of sniffing for bones to pick.

United ended up with a draw and a bone to pick with the referee in forward Taxi Fountas’s first start of the season.

Police said one of its "brave" officers - who had a bone to pick - found the discovery was of a more humerus nature.

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