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Pressure from 3,500 French troops may also have brought squabbling factions together.

It took a jazz concert to bring on a squabble.

But the additional time brought more opportunities for squabbling.

His notes on landscape, limestone and poetry, serve to re-route the squabbling and bring a peculiar kind of melancholy to the series.

With the announcement of a new prime minister and interim government on hold, Wednesday evening brought a new round of squabbling.

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Obama had entered office promising to bring an end to partisan squabbling and legislative gridlock, yet, in the wake of the failure to obtain any real bipartisan cooperation, congressional Democrats, according to Republicans, had settled into governing without substantive Republican involvement.

WHAT ought to have been the gently thoughtful subject of education brought four days of drama and squabbling to New York's city council.

Militant groups formed and began squabbling over the way to bring about a separate, secular, socialist Tamil state.

That will bring more than the usual squabbles.

Even though that would not bring down the government, such squabbles could intensify in the run-up to the next election, which will test the popularity of Mr Chuan's economic reforms.