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The phrase "a fierce argument between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a heated dispute or disagreement involving two or more parties.
Example: "There was a fierce argument between the two colleagues over the project's direction."
Alternatives: "a heated debate between" or "a strong disagreement between".
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Calculated Risk says it perfectly: this report in the Times on economic debate within the White House shows a fierce argument between those who want to do very little on jobs and those who want to do nothing at all.
He overreaches when he goes over Victoria's head in a matter with parliamentary politics, leading to a fierce argument between the two.
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While there, the two got into a fierce argument.
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NANTERRE, France — A decade ago Toni Morrison, the Nobel Prize-winning novelist, and Peter Sellars, the experimental theater and opera director, got into a fierce argument about Shakespeare's "Othello".
Ms. Sheehan testified that the couple had a fierce argument the day before, and she had decided to leave, carrying one of her husband's guns for protection.
No Rory or Dustin, Jordan or Jason, but two gnarled pros in a fierce argument for glory.
Martinez-Regino says that a fierce argument ensued, and that after about 20 minutes, she walked out.
Kelly had a fierce argument with Trapattoni's assistant Marco Tardelli during a training session before a World Cup qualifier in October.
The more traditional, church-going Katich disagreed; a fierce argument ensued.
Behind the scenes, however, a fierce argument has broken out over who discovered the virus.
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