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Williams was the anchor of the offensive line before his time in Washington ended acrimoniously over allegations that a cancerous tumor on his head was misdiagnosed by team doctors.

Josh Eilert, a former Kansas State graduate assistant, was picked by West Virginia to replace Bob Huggins, who acrimoniously parted ways with the school after his drunken-driving arrest in June.

Harry and his wife Meghan split acrimoniously from the British royal family.

“I told him no — that I liked him too much,” recalled Bird, whose first book had begun as a collaboration with a friend that ended acrimoniously.

Tulip Town would hardly be the first agricultural partnership to fracture acrimoniously into competing ventures, says Trevor Lane, an expert in economic development with Washington State University Extension who has followed the tulip tempest.