| They parted acrimoniously nine months after the birth of their daughter, Emma, and ended up in court fighting for custody. |
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| But the relationship ended acrimoniously in 1992, and H took all the money and property, leaving her partner penniless. |
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| So you have this heavy metal band, right, and they split up acrimoniously. |
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| Communicating your complaints is one thing, but doing so acrimoniously is another. |
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| But by 2001, she had failed to win a seat in the Australian federal Senate and her party broke up acrimoniously amid allegations of wrongdoing and internal bickering. |
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| They are not second-class citizens to be scorned acrimoniously. |
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| This week its current left-right alliance broke up acrimoniously after only 18 months in office. |
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| But her tenure at the farm ended acrimoniously, over an argument with boxer Battling Siki, who Welsh believed to be a bad influence. |
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| In the EU, rows about money are usually settled, albeit acrimoniously. |
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| Indeed, the work of these last six months cannot merely be assessed superficially, acrimoniously and in a partisan spirit or, worse still, with a concern just for the internal affairs of the countries of the Union. |
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