The squabble arose over the city's latest effort to tackle an obesity epidemic which, aggravated by poverty and ethnic variances, is worse in New York than in the rest of America.
After their victory, squabbles arose between them, and war with Prussia became inevitable.
But as military use dwindled in the 90's, squabbles arose over what to do with the deteriorating building.
Now, as also happens with children, a squabble has arisen, this one between the authors of competing books about Mrs. Onassis's years in publishing.
Multigenerational households were once quite common in India, but the tradition has faded somewhat among the upper class as the country has modernized, especially in families concerned about the messy squabbles that might arise over varying lifestyles.
But on the positive side, I no longer suffer the exhausting high-passion, low-stakes squabbles that can arise among university faculty members.
Yet the question arises why there was a need for the two countries to engage in such a childish squabble over some comments by a celebrity?
Anecdotally, it appears to some that more opportunities arise for squabbling over care, expenses and who stands to inherit what.
But the true headaches in those years arose from squabbling, most notably with Stephen Stills, who joined him in the supergroup that included Graham Nash and David Crosby.
Or rather, what more to make of him than the suspicions and the squabbles that did indeed arise in a time when priesthoods were not only ritual phenomena but also the aristocratic arms of revenue collection, the ancient IRS - which certainly was the case in the Persian empire, under which the second Jerusalem Temple was built, and in the Roman empire, in which Judea became a province?
