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Source: Webster's dictionaryClaiming exception because of who they are, they fought and squabbled, screamed and yelled. Source: Internet
You might recall that Coakley and Grossman have previously squabbled over all this, simultaneously declaring themselves vehemently opposed to Super PAC spending while leaving the path clear for such spending. Source: Internet
Over that time, governments, property owners, and railways squabbled over everything, especially track placement. Source: Internet
They squabbled constantly about whether David was inappropriately claiming personal expenses as business expenses, with Barbara contending, for example, that David had improperly claimed a trip to India as a business trip when really it was a vacation. Source: Internet
Three years ago we squabbled over the colour of a dress. Source: Internet
The Nationalists were much better unified and led than the Republicans, who squabbled and fought amongst themselves endlessly and had no clear military strategy. Source: Internet