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• Don't want to get into a slanging match.
• There's the ward-level slanging match.
• The slanging match was not entirely surprising.
• At times the case " denigrated into a slanging match " between Kujau and Heidemann.
• The torrent of racial and personal slanging that ensued did nothing to improve the article.
• The Guardian broadsheet said the row was " an extraordinary international slanging match ."
• :: Look, I won't be drawn into a slanging match about this.
• I would like to focus on the issue at hand rather than get into a slanging match.
• Predictably, there's a slanging match in progress between the British, American and French intelligence services.
• He makes an interesting comparison with the ritualized melodrama of grand opera and the verbal slanging in 1930s film comedies.
• Walsh refused to dragged into a slanging match with Taylor and said it was a disagreement between Taylor and Lara.
• Richie then throws insults to the officers and says that he has just been " sleep-slanging " again.
• Kay quoted her as saying that the slanging match after her meeting with Charles was tantamount to accusing her of lying.
• McCarthy assembled the team to a meeting Thursday night at which point he and Keane became involved in a slanging match.
• I have no interest in slanging matches .-- talk ) 20 : 56, 3 September 2012 ( UTC)
• His ads, which go well beyond ordinary mudslinging, mark a low point of irresponsibility in a year of unwholesome political slanging.
• "Obviously nobody can be happy with the public slanging that's gone on in the past few days,"
• The commission may be an easy target as it can not afford to engage in a slanging ( shouting ) match with a loser.
• "Obviously, nobody can be happy with the public slanging that's gone on in the past few days,"
• A slanging match ensues a fight, which ends with Ron's death; his mouth is superglued shut to silence his screams.