The Americans will now hope that he can shift discussion to trade quarrels where they are on stronger ground such as China's failure to enforce intellectual-property rights.
This has made Glück a great poet of one-sided quarrel poems, where her voice must fend off the effaced but palpable pressure of a combatant: It is not the moon, I tell you.
The story goes that they immediately quarrelled about where exactly the new settlement should be sited.
But since the Soviet Union collapsed, the successor governments in the newly independent Caspian nations have quarreled over where their sea borders should be drawn.
The discord between the two intensified when they reached the island of Santo Domingo and quarreled over where to anchor.
Nonetheless, from the Demonstration of the principle of harmony (1750) on, and after the so-called "Quarrel of Buffoons", where Rousseau took him to task (in his Letter about French Music 1753, a libel in favor of the Italian opera), Rameau retreated to the certainty that music is the universal "key" to any subject whatsoever, including geometry.
Having detected radioactive traces in Quarrel's boat, where Strangways' mineral samples had been, Bond convinces a reluctant Quarrel to take him to Crab Key.
The great hall was the venue for the infamous Parliament of Bats where quarrelling nobles, forbidden from carrying swords, turned to bats and cudgels.
The costs of this weakness are plain in the fighting around Mazar-i-Sharif, where quarrels between Abdul Rashid Dostum and other warlords have blunted the opposition's offensive and allowed the Taliban to regroup and counter-attack.Impatience with American tactics is mounting on the Northern Alliance side.
The House fight parallels a quieter but older quarrel in the Senate, where some partisans would like to kill a genteel rule that allows one-third of the Senate to block consideration of particular legislation.
