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feud

verb as in fight bitterly; fall out

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Police Scotland believe all four are linked to criminality ranging from drug importation to a feud between rival criminal gangs in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

From BBC

In August of last year, the Manchester-bred Gallagher brothers — who had been openly feuding for decades — declared that war was over on the 30th anniversary of their 1994 juggernaut debut, “Definitely Maybe.”

Some commentators and social media users suggested the suspect may have been a groyper, framing the killing as part of a bitter internal feud within the far-right.

From Salon

The decades-long feud between two London gangs - the Hackney Turks and rivals Tottenham Turks - continues to terrorise communities into silence about the extreme violence brought to their streets.

From BBC

The session followed this week’s $3.3-billion settlement of the Murdochs’ bitter succession feud, which handed Lachlan the keys to the kingdom.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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