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The phrase "a standoff between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two parties are in a state of disagreement or conflict, often with neither side willing to back down.
Example: "The negotiations reached a tense point, resulting in a standoff between the two countries over trade agreements."
Alternatives: "a deadlock between" or "a confrontation between".
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A standoff between the government and newspapers over their implementation ensued, and remains unbroken.
The controversy is rooted in a standoff between Mr. Khan and Shiv Sena's leader, Bal Thackeray.
A standoff between Fiji's interim government and its Pacific neighbours continued throughout 2008.
A standoff between the police and the "Trude Thirteen" (as the librarians are called) ensues.
This could lead quickly to a standoff between the president and Hamas, Mr. Erekat added.
The major obstacle was a standoff between the leaders of France and Britain.
The move nearly led to a standoff between American military forces and Iraqi soldiers.
The issue has been highlighted by a standoff between the FBI and Apple.
Henri, 53, agreed to amend the constitution to end a standoff between him and the government.
House and museum have always made an awkward fit, a standoff between preservation and innovation.
Between 11.20pm and 12.20am, there was a standoff between the gunmen and police.
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