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• I think you simply have a bone to pick with me.
• I do, however, have a bone to pick with you.
• Scientists have a bone to pick with raw-foodism.
• Boss : " I have a bone to pick.
• Some folks just have a bone to pick.
• But I have a bone to pick.
• I have a bone to pick with him . . . . It's annoying.
• But Russell and some other clients believe they have a bone to pick with Wellington over that claim.
• "Do I ever have a bone to pick with you, " one writer began.
• When it comes to the media, both the Clinton and the Dole campaigns have a bone to pick.
• Many have a bone to pick with the " Alas, poor Yorick . . . " line.
• But while I'm at it, I have a bone to pick with my colleagues in the news media.
• You simply have a bone to pick with me and I'm thinking I'm sniffing out a streeper.
• I believe that you have been character-assassinated by a handful of the faculty who have a bone to pick with you.
• That's where I have a bone to pick with Oxford _ over the historical bones the town is so proud of.
• "Do I ever have a bone to pick with you, " started the e-mail from Rebecca Griffis of Euless.
• Peters worries that she sees the principal only " when I have a bone to pick, " not an ideal way to form a trusting relationship.
• Let's just work on toning down the " roar " because it scares other editors into thinking you have a bone to pick with Utahns and Mormons.
• If you have a bone to pick about another user's conduct, start a RfC .-- Talk 12 : 08, 2 Apr 2005 ( UTC)
• Now that the Inauguration Day gloves are off and Paula Jones is back on the op-ed page, I have a bone to pick with White House strategist James Carville.