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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a spat over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a disagreement or argument about a specific issue or topic.
Example: "The two politicians had a spat over the proposed budget cuts during the debate."
Alternatives: "a dispute regarding" or "a quarrel about".
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But a spat over what was to have been Israel's third and final land transfer to the Palestinians under the interim agreement of September has marred progress on the talks for a permanent peace.
The two clashed a year ago, during a spat over a vast telecoms scandal.
A spat over the Miss Bulgaria contest?
Humphrey Lyttelton recalls a spat over one player, whom Martin thought was not up to scratch.
Not long ago, they got into a spat over health care — through their Twitter feeds.
Kiran Bedi's travel expense woes increased last week when her travel agent resigned in a spat over the inflated bills.
A spat over Fiat's plans to fully acquire Chrysler, Detroit's No. 3 car maker, could hasten the process.
Suggestions of disquiet between the pair are linked to a spat over rules at the 2003 Seve Trophy.
"So there!" In no way is it edifying to see three women engaged in a spat over trousers.
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There's no point getting into a spat over a difference of opinion.
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