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tussle

noun as in struggle

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verb as in struggle

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On that characterisation of the tussle ahead, at least, Reform agree that is precisely what it amounts to.

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This, for so many Labour folk, is not merely the traditional political tussle with the party's oldest adversary, the Conservatives.

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At the heart of the tussle is TikTok's algorithm - the "secret sauce" that recommends content to users based on their preferences and behaviours.

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As humans tussle over the land, the eagles continue to do their thing.

This is not the first time the tussle over foreign aid funding has ended up at the Supreme Court.

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