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Discover Ludwig"bickering with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to describe a situation where two or more people are arguing or having a petty argument back and forth. For example: - The siblings were constantly bickering with each other over who got to use the computer first. - The team's poor performance was due to the constant bickering with the coach over strategy. - The couple's relationship was strained by their constant bickering over household chores and finances. - The meeting was unproductive due to the bickering with the board members about budget allocation.
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Particularly funny when bickering with @caitlinmoran and @alexispetridis.
(Actually, she was bickering with the seller's girlfriend, who worked in the art world).
Rival politicians bickering with each other has been part of the problem.
"When they started bickering with each other, I knew we had a chance".
Inside the bus, the passengers are bickering with a woman ticket-seller.
But I'd trade any peace and wisdom for more years of bickering with my mother.
Soon afterward, he quit the Ramones, tired of years touring and bickering with the other members.
The society is overseen by six dynasties, constantly bickering with one another.
And Russian and American executives at Yukos are bickering with one another publicly.
Mr. Santorum and Mr. Romney ended up bickering with each other and John King, the moderator, moved on.
Mr. Pellegrini at one point spent about 10 minutes bickering with Mr. Martens over the definition of a "custom C.D.O".
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