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The Swede was Liverpool's marquee summer signing, acquired from Newcastle United after a prolonged, acrimonious pursuit that included the striker downing tools to get his move.

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You get tired of carrying that burden around all the time, and it’s more fun to have fun than it is to be acrimonious.

Battalion Metals, which offers coins, bars and support for precious metals IRAs, is a passion project that Carlson said he hatched shortly after his acrimonious exit from Fox in 2023.

It was an ugly period for the Labour group in the Senedd, which split acrimoniously over the matter.

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But his time with the franchise ended acrimoniously after he accused the team of providing medicine that led to his kidney problems.

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