Dr. McCully said he had "no major quarrel" with the study's finding, but added: "Even if the test method isn't perfect, it does give some information.
Rather than the player, the newspaper's major quarrel is with the president - and discrediting Bale is just a handy way of getting at him.
In 1717 the birth of a grandson led to a major quarrel between George and the Prince of Wales.
This may explain why, despite the resumption of Leo's affair with Zoe, the relationship between Zaoutzes and the emperor became strained: tales of an alleged plot by Zaoutzes's son to murder Leo in 894/895 indicate a rift between the two, and although Zaoutzes himself was not involved, a major quarrel between them ensued shortly after.
Finally, a major ecclesiastical-political quarrel developed when Bern, Geneva's ally in the reformation of the Swiss churches, proposed to introduce uniformity in the church ceremonies.
The explosive quarrel over the city is one major barrier to creating stable political structures in the rest of Iraq.
Dividing up €200m of revenue per season is a major task says Baumann, "but it is better than quarrelling".
At Winesburg (an allusion to Sherwood Anderson's classic book), Marcus quarrels with a succession of roommates, turns down offers from two fraternities and decides to major in political science.
New Jersey's gubernatorial campaign veered into the thicket of Middle East politics today as the two major candidates started feuding over the same Muslim group that was at the center of a quarrel between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rick A. Lazio in the New York Senate race last fall.
The only notable incident occurred when a quarrel between a Georgian soldier and a Varangian Guardsman over a bale of hay developed into a major fight, involving 6,000 Varangians and taking the lives of thirty Georgian high-ranking nobles.
Their quarrels are bitter.
