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feud

verb as in fight bitterly; fall out

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A federal judge has officially shut down Justin Baldoni’s $400-million countersuit against Blake Lively — the latest development in a long and bitter legal feud that has shadowed their movie “It Ends With Us.”

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The disagreement blew into the open in 2017, dividing the public as their feud generated global headlines.

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The dueling proposals encapsulate a long-running and contentious struggle that has fractured relationships, prompted court battles and sparked feuds among millionaires and billionaires.

The two companies are feuding about several issues, including the fee that Google pays Disney to carry its content.

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Perhaps the sentiments of those of us who love both crews was summed up best in a chat room devoted to the feud.

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