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internecine

adjective as in involving conflict within a group

adjective as in mutually harmful

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For the first time, Cox and Pope both saw that the internecine battle appeared coordinated.

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Every year in cities across the country, this sort of internecine conflict undoubtedly happens.

The Libertarian Party’s convention is, as perhaps befits a group devoted to individualism, often a raucous affair, marked by internecine disputes as members stake out their positions.

Battle lines force the group to take a circuitous route, along which they encounter the terrible, often random violence that has taken hold of the country amid the internecine conflict.

It may yet be put to a vote this month, but is still in danger of being derailed by internecine fighting in the GOP.

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