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And as much as you'd like to help, it's better for her to resolve some squabbles with her playmates or siblings on her own.

She might have called a few former friends to apologize, and mend fences for past squabbles .

But since over 60% of the world's population lives in a river basin shared by two or more countries, the scope for squabbles is plain.

Three-quarters of squabbles occur in cases of divorce or inheritance when a spouse or other heirs challenge a seller's right to sell.

"Sure, we've had squabbles and disagreements galore , " he said. "But there's a commitment to marriage because we have a reverence to it. "

DISAGREEMENTS about art history in Europe can be just as heated as political squabbles.

And most people agree that some lying is even necessary -- to avoid petty squabbles and to grease the wheels of a relationship.

In Russia corporate decisions are often driven as much by squabbles between factions in the Kremlin as by strategic considerations.

It isn't a boss's job to mediate squabbles arising from what was said down the pub or who slept with whom at the weekend.

Even now, the eurozone still squabbles over the small print of a package that is essentially irrelevant to its future.

Will the Mediterranean union seize the moment, or will it be strangled by southern politics and European squabbles ?

But most recent squabbles have at least been with firms from America, a political ally.

It would compound the control issues and there could be squabbles over carving up Cadbury's chocolate and chewing gum businesses.

And while America squabbles, crumbles and move backwards, China laughs all the way to the bank !

Such internal squabbles consume so much energy that Bosnians miss opportunities without even realising it.

In the last few years, their fate has been the subject of constant squabbles in Washington and between Washington and Baghdad.

Any potential progress was also hampered by constant squabbles with his former Orange ally, then Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko.

The squabbles over patents have been settled: Microsoft is giving Barnes & Noble a licence for the Nook and will get royalties in return.

Sadly, every bomb attack pushes such a settlement, and even solutions to pettier bilateral squabbles, further into the future.

Locked in perpetual squabbles over the spoils, they find it hard to adopt more sensible pricing techniques.

And there are squabbles over new shortcuts for shipping around the Siberian coast and the Northwest Passage.

For straight people, higher heart rates during squabbles were associated with lower relationship satisfaction.

Recent squabbles worried you, enough that you're in a rush to get things settled.

Malaysian politics are sizzling with sex intrigues, murder accusations, scandalous lies and intra-party squabbles.

I have become the victim of a banal situation blown up into a political scandal because of domestic squabbles inside Ukraine.

If there is no easy technical fix for India's phone squabbles, there may, however, be a military one.

We learn that Mr Spitzer came from a competitive family where Scrabble routinely sparked friendly but intense squabbles.

Amid this pressure the hacker underground, riven by squabbles and splits over personality and policy, has turned on itself.

So far, the tensions have not boiled over in public squabbles.

Many of the hopes raised by the "orange revolution" were later dashed by the squabbles between Ms Tymoshenko and Mr Yushchenko.

If they fail the test, Europe's internal squabbles, like many real-life domestic disputes, could yet have tragic consequences.

No possessions are allowed. Therefore, no ownership squabbles and less chance for greed and coveting.

But shamefully, the problem also reflects disarray among donors and squabbles among pundits.

Not least, his assumption, for all the space he gives their squabbles, of the essential unity of the English-speaking peoples.

Relations with neighbors like Uruguay and Brazil were marked by commercial squabbles.

The commission will encourage states to settle squabbles by negotiation.

Preparatory talks last month in Bangkok ended in acrimonious squabbles.

The wider disputes the Moynihan Report set in motion are anything but ivory-tower squabbles.

The census is the subject of perennial squabbles.

His sons' squabbles seem petty by comparison, even if the sums involved are huge.

I've noticed it too. I wish they would keep their squabbles to themselves.

The world beholds Europe and sees a region turned in on itself, whose squabbles pose a global economic threat.

The squabbles in Washington show little sign of realising this.

China will be at the center of many squabbles.

He has unusually strong backing in the world at large, which shares his impatience to settle the Middle East's squabbles.

As Europe stands at the precipice, it is time to end brinkmanship and political squabbles.

It makes your petty earthly squabbles seem so insignificant, as there is far more to life than you realise.

My sister-in-law is very opinionated and thinks everyone should take her side in family squabbles.

But, behind the squabbles, lies a huge challenge: how best to manage the global economic adjustment.

An extra outlet can limit family squabbles.

The government squabbles openly with the central bank.

Later bills will be the source of fresh squabbles.

And we have some squabbles on some boring things.

Eg. I have some squabbles on money with my husband.

Squabbles over who is responsible for drains, street lighting and other services mean that, sometimes, work goes undone.

Once in power, their lack of cohesion led to internecine squabbles, which in turn were exploited by Mrs Gandhi, leading to Janata's downfall

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