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The debate has sparked a war of words between business organisations on either side of the debate.

The leaking of a Labour party political broadcast to the Tories sparked a war of words yesterday.

Her decision sparked a war of words between between Hot 97's disk jockeys, Nicki Minaj and allies of Lil Wayne.

This sparked a war of words, with India's home secretary, R.K. Singh, claiming that India is capable of protecting its citizens.

It sparked a war of words with the Treasury in April when it slashed its growth outlook and said Mr Osborne should consider changing his plans in the light of "lacklustre" private demand.

Veteran British film director Ken Loach has sparked a war of words with the organisers of an Italian film festival after he turned down an award over wage and staff cuts at the event's backers.

"I hope this doesn't spark a war of assassinations," Mrs. Sadan said.

Now Drake seems to have landed a killer blow in his feud with Meek Mill, the rapper who accused him of using a ghostwriter, sparking a war of words on Twitter, Instagram and, now, in the studio.

And yet, according to an International Crisis Group briefing in 2010, when former president Francois Bozize came to power in 2003, he strangled control over the diamond industry to enrich and empower his own ethnic group while failing to use the minerals to alleviate poverty, sparking a war of rebel groups fighting so their people could have their turn to eat.

Farah dropped Coulter as a keynote speaker for WND's "Taking America Back National Conference" that year because she spoke to a gay-Republican group, sparking a war of words between Farah and Coulter.

An old triangle of rivalry that sparked a war last summer also hampers the process.