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squabble

[skwob-uhl] / ˈskwɒb əl /




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We know this because the Murdochs’ family squabbles spilled into the news, late-night monologues and the figurative streets of social media at the height of their struggles.

From Salon

This year, I squabbled more about this mean and grisly pandemic satire than any other movie.

From Los Angeles Times

This makes Anthropic’s squabble with the Pentagon over the use of its tools even more disturbing and shortsighted.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cue a montage of the two of them squabbling that, alas, sets the tone for this movie, which drones much more often than it soars.

From The Wall Street Journal

Pondering the loss of a spouse tends to put money squabbles in perspective.

From MarketWatch