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feud

verb as in fight bitterly; fall out

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In an attempt to capitalise on Britain's feud with Germany during World War I, he was a principal organiser in the purchase of weapons which were to be shipped from Hamburg.

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Cronin was an assistant coach with both the New York Islanders and Toronto Maple Leafs, teams that made up one half of two storied hockey feuds.

That album was a rich text of West Coast hip-hop history and invention, imbued with the venom of his recent feud with Drake.

The Compton rapper’s new LP dropped without warning on Friday in the wake of his epic feud with Drake.

The song was widely regarded as the decisive blow in a long-running feud between the two rappers, who had been trading barbs in their songs since the early 2010s.

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