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And for voters, the bickering has become unbearable, meaning that poll numbers for all three parties have slumped.

We began to bicker more frequently, sometimes it felt like just for the sake of it.

Bass said she, the supervisors and the homelessness authority have moved beyond the bickering and finger pointing that hampered regional efforts in the past to work on a unified front.

Such playful bickering characterized the collaboration Gascón and Audiard developed over the yearlong process of fleshing out Emilia and her story.

Nicknamed “the professor”, he had immense support, especially among young people disillusioned by the endless bickering of the political classes.