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The issue has led to a fierce row between pro- and anti-EU campaigners.
De Villiers' resignation followed a fierce row last week between the two men just as France prepared for the military pomp of a July 14 Bastille Day parade where Macron's U.S. counterpart Donald Trump was the guest of honor.
In Canada, for example, there is a fierce row in the prairies over Monsanto's new GM wheat.
Earlier this month, footage appeared online showing the two in a fierce row.
A fierce row over MPs' ability to police themselves is set to reach the floor of the House of Commons in the wake of the Maria Miller expenses scandal.
In truth the policy disagreements between the two campaigns remain polite compared with relentless bickering in the Republican primary, but the sight of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz emerging unscathed from recent squabbling has heightened the stakes for Democrats and prompted a fierce row over the question of who might be best placed to beat whichever emerges victorious.
The Westminster coalition says it is made the system more fair but there has been a fierce row over what critics call the bedroom tax.
In Michigan and Pennsylvania moves to ban the private rearing of feral pigs have seen fierce rows between wildlife officials and game-ranch owners, who dispute claims that soaring hog numbers are linked to escapes from shooting reserves.
Any explicit threat to withdraw from the European convention on human rights, however, is likely to open up a fierce internal row between the party's legal reformers – such as the former attorney general Dominic Grieve and the former justice minister Ken Clarke – and the instinctive, Eurosceptic rejectionists – such as Grayling and the home secretary, Theresa May.
In addition, its performance has been under intense scrutiny, with a fierce political row raging between the Welsh government and the UK government at Westminster.
