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They were to part company on acrimonious terms not long after.

The following two years were the most acrimonious in the club's history.

The two men worked together on several projects until an acrimonious break.

However, the following year, she left the group in acrimonious circumstances.

At times it has been acrimonious to an extreme and very public.

It was less acrimonious than the first time, but much more painful.

But the couple fell out for three years following a very acrimonious split.

It was an acrimonious lawsuit of long standing between them.

The acrimonious feelings among other coaches had worked its way down to the kids.

Instead of having this very acrimonious debate, we should try and clarify the issues.

When the bill was brought up earlier, it spurred an acrimonious fight.

As Sunday approaches, the competition has become ever more acrimonious.

First, they would face an acrimonious dispute before getting any development plan approved.

The next several months were acrimonious, and negotiations dragged on.

The decision comes after ten years of uncertainty and often acrimonious debate.

This and internal problems lead to an acrimonious split in 1986.

Discussions began to grow acrimonious and no agreement could be made.

Earlier this year there was an acrimonious struggle for a pay raise, the first in two years.

I got up, bid him an acrimonious farewell and left.

The acrimonious quarrel I had expected followed, and he left again.

Competition between religious and public radio stations is not always acrimonious.

Personal differences and a fight over a woman bought an acrimonious end to their business agreement.

Since the construction authority was created, the two agencies have had an acrimonious relationship.

He is just emerging from his second divorce, this one particularly acrimonious.

This demand is actually the cause of acrimonious debate in the London area.