Exercised by the "who's-the-daddy?" bickering that is a lamentable aspect of Latin American literature, he was not short of acerbic opinions on his peers.
The play explores themes of inheritance — what a dying man leaves behind — and self-invention, while nicely capturing the particular brand of bickering that doubles as an expression of love.
A global slump in traffic will complicate Thailand's plans to sell 13percentt of Thai Airways to the public this year, after it ousted the carrier's board to end bickering that was delaying a restructuring.
This has been amply illustrated by the months of bickering that delayed the passage of next year's budget.
It comes after the arena tours, the ballooming egos, the groupies and booze and drugs, after the affairs and bickering that shatter lifelong friendships, after the spectacular mishaps.
In Stacey Gregg's new play for Belfast festival at Queen's, four would-be rock stars spend so much time bickering that it is astonishing their band, Huzzies, ever performs in public.
There is a lot of debate about whether comment threads on news sites, and the constant sniping, flaming and bickering that seems to go with them, add anything to the user experience.
The family quickly drops into a pattern of bickering that you can tell gives them the comfort of an old shoe.
We want clean air, we want a healthy future for our kids, we want solutions, not bickering that ultimately only benefits the financial interests of big polluters and leaves us holding the bill.
Residents were fed up with the political bickering that paralysed the capital for months.
We need to get rid of the partisan bickering that has plagued Washington, D.C.
