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"Also, the east/west coast beef was mainly ignited by jealousy. It was an ashtray fire fanned into a big deal by media outlets that led to Biggie and Tupac getting killed."

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Mr Justice Hilliard, who previously lifted restrictions to allow the identity of MacPhail to be reported, said the "vicious and brutal" attack was motivated by "resentment and jealousy".

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The prosecutor said MacPhail had been intent on seeing Holly and messages he had sent demonstrated his "jealousy" and "unhappiness with how he felt he had been treated".

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I feel so much joy — and jealousy — that this is their weekly experience as professional soccer players.

In 2022, Smith told The Times that she believed the claims arose from the plaintiffs’ “financial jealousy of a 15-year-old girl.”

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

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