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• But with this rancorous cartel, nothing is ever wholly predictable.
• Discussions were heated but not rancorous, five jurors said Wednesday.
• Some employees have resigned amid the rancorous infighting over the deal.
• The tone in a runoff was expected to be more rancorous.
• More than 175 people showed up for a rancorous and sinkholes.
• Only a few bills have faced rancorous floor debate or major amendments.
• The forthcoming debate is bound to be a rancorous one.
• The rancorous debate cost the Phoenix area Super Bowl XXVII in 1993.
• It heralds the beginning of a rancorous and bloody end.
• Moreover, it sets a rancorous mood for the nation.
• Phelps is known for his rancorous rhetoric aimed at gays and lesbians.
• Despite rancorous public dealings, the two companies manage to do business.
• The two parted after a rancorous separation and lawsuit involving the children.
• After an open, somewhat rancorous debate, the idea was embraced.
• Even today, reminders of Chile's rancorous past crop up.
• Another of Abbas's troubles is his rancorous relationship with Arafat.
• The debate promises to be lively, if not rancorous.
• The South Carolina campaign was a rancorous, negative one.
• The formal ratification followed months of rancorous debate that divided the country.