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Though experts still quibble about the exact nature of how the ship broke up, a consensus does seem to be forming around how Titanic sank.

But it was mysterious to me that the super-angels would quibble about valuations.

Many might quibble over the details of that account, but few would dispute the Poles' vital role in freeing Europe from totalitarian rule.

One can quibble about the accuracy of such a definition but it also conveys the essence of what evolution really is.

Bolivia continues to clamour for its lost outlet to the sea. Apart from a minor quibble over the land border, Peru makes no such claim.

When cubs start to twitch or to scratch or to nibble, what they need is some help, not a lecture or quibble.

When that neglect shows up in the numbers, we quibble about how they were calculated.

A pragmatist might contend that this is no time to quibble about economic theories. We need measures that get proven results.

But a wise blogger once said that it's a good principle to argue about other people's main points, not to quibble over side issues.

When you quarrel with you're a close friend, talk about the main dish, don't quibble over appetizers.

When you quarrel with a close friend, talk about the main dish , dont quibble over the appetizers.

When you quarrel with a close friend, talk about the main dish, don't quibble over the appetizers .

But let's go out on a limb and say there aren't many who would quibble with the description of China as money-obsessed.

EXAMPLE: In order to impede progress, one of the committee members used to quibble about small details.

Although Wenzhounese quibble about degrees of illegality, there is no question that stepping over the line can lead to serious consequences.

David has a quibble with my idea of buying new computers for the office.

Kissinger felt that Rogers was quibbling , but the lawyer in Nixon supported the quibble of a fellow lawyer.

He was enough of a pragmatist, and opportunist, not to quibble.

When you quarrel with a close friend, talk about the main dish, don' t quibble over the appetizers.

'If I had any quibble it's like every bug is masked by other flavors. '

If you pause to think, delay taking a profit, or quibble accepting a loss, you're dead.

Few would quibble with the outlines. The most corrupt countries are the poorest, and the cleanest are the richest.

In offering this alternative way of looking, I am aware that more is at stake than an academic quibble.

One can quibble over the figures: these may be too pessimistic.

My only quibble is that there was no safe in the bedroom, but this is a minor point.

But don't let this minor quibble detract from Miller's accomplishment, for it is considerable.

I can't quibble with the first, but as for the second I'm a bit dubious.

Don't quibble over the money; pay her what she asks.

These kind backers rarely quibble over the network's content.

Fact-checkers quibble that, according to his written plans, he really means 95% of families with children, not 95% of Americans.

Many may quibble over how the evaluations are done.

Pedants will find plenty to quibble about in Mr Kaletsky's analysis of the past, let alone his predictions.

There are several other reasons Americans can quibble over the use of GDP per head, especially with reference to Japan.

"When heaven gives a sign, a wise man does not quibble. "

Another quibble is that the Treasury figures do not reflect the continuing squeeze on welfare beyond 2012-13.

It is hard to quibble with most of the government's worst-case loss rates, which are calculated for this year and next.

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Recently, the "quibble" magazine released its 2010 top ten buzzwords.

Don't quibble about others' little mistakes.

His one quibble with Streep's performance? The way she walked.

The quibble is in the details.

Torres also approves, though he has a slight quibble over the campaign name.

What we have here is not some scholastic quibble, some small difference of opinion.

Financially, there is little to quibble with.

At this time, flowers are always full of smiles Goh, according to entertainment boss quibble time to the park.

It's possible to quibble with these numbers, as you'll see when you play with the fields yourself.

We can quibble, or we can face the brutal truth that we're being out-educated.

But this is a minor quibble. Women have succeeded in any job you care to name.

Few people quibble about Bill Gates' fortune, although they may occasionally think that $50bn is rather a lot.

Asecond quibble is that a euro fund may find it difficult to impose tough conditions on rescue loans.

Pedants may quibble that only the DNA of the new beast was actually manufactured in a laboratory;

When i quarrel with my dear , talk about the main dish, don't quibble over the appetizers;

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And did He stoop to quibble could tell why