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tussle

[tuhs-uhl] / ˈtʌs əl /




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In Colorado, the industry is tussling over a first of its kind law to protect consumers from algorithmic discrimination.

From The Wall Street Journal

In short, they are both very high-quality drivers having exactly the sort of team-mate tussle in a midfield team one would expect.

From BBC

Villa edge past Newcastle 2-1 in a tight tussle between the only English sides in the league.

From BBC

A sale would end a yearslong tussle over the Telegraph’s future.

From The Wall Street Journal

Earlier last week, demonstrators - some of whom were from Indigenous groups - carrying signs that read "our forests are not for sale" broke into the summit and tussled with security.

From BBC