Along that line my choice had been "ka gyu kaku jyo," or "snail tentacles on top of," which expresses small-scale squabbling through the image of the two tentacles fighting each other.
She began writing those novels many years before reality television let us gawk at rich folks harassing the servants, squabbling through haute dinners, and spending the GDP of a small country on a wedding that will end in divorce before the last gift is unwrapped.
Gordon shows a piercing understanding of the way childhood slights and family squabbles reverberate through the generations.
This problem won't be solved through squabbles over today's best engineers; it requires us to invest in promising, smart people and recognize the talent we currently ignore.
Maybe Team Moloch could not just be a largely off-screen boss, Henry and a guy who occasionally squabbles with Henry through a mirror?
He's been through label squabbles, released a string of stalled singles and shed a significant part of his signature paunch.
An intriguing Jewish-heritage angle is soon overwritten so a bodyswapping Sandler can gawp at boobs; thereafter, it shrugs through boring squabbles with slumlord Ellen Barkin towards a will-this-do?
This, of course, witnessed the pivotal year of 1492, when Granada was taken from the Moors (largely through internal squabbles among the Muslims and some astute negotiating by the Iberian Christians), and that obscure Genoese, Christopher Columbus, made his landfall in the Bahamas thinking he was near India.Spanish soldiers were very highly regarded at that time.
He went through public contract squabbles, criticized his colleagues, and was occasionally suspended from social media for infelicitous remarks.
There's more here than the retelling of domestic squabbles, however, as you walk through the painstakingly restored home where Ibsen, long self-exiled from his home country, spent his final years and wrote his last two plays, "John Gabriel Borkman" and "When We Dead Awaken".
