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Current rating: 5 [1 = poor; 5 = excellent] acrimony, angst and a inexhaustable supply of selfish and manipulating deceit, all very carefully dressed up w / the fraudulent and phony energy of a hollywood production.— WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
Despite the acrimony, developers and environmentalists agree that their combative relationship is not healthy for Long Island's future.— Long Island Business News Products
… This was Obama's first major international foray, and he could not let it end in acrimony or wind up being seen as unable to move the Europeans after running a campaign based on his ability to manage the Western coalition.— Belmont Club
I'd rather have a smaller commenting community that gets along, discusses and doesn't always agree, but can do it without the intense acrimony or insults.— Taylor Marsh

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