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He added that between 10-25% of pupils surveyed "reported having a wide range of negative experiences with their smartphones, from everyday upset arising from peer group squabbles to exposure to harmful and illegal content".

After a news conference full of squabbling, the face-off passed without major incident.

They would raise a glass to that if it happens and leave the politicians to squabble over who fought Scotch's corner the hardest.

It was a patronage squabble that still erupted into gunfire, showing how normalized armed violence was in settling disputes.

But, despite the super-bantamweight wanting to make history in the sport, if it wasn't for childhood squabbles with her sister, she might not have discovered her talent at all.