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That morning, Bouazizi got into a tussle with town inspectors who accused him of failing to pay a fine for some arbitrary infraction.

That was also a key factor in the exec's decision to let the right-back go without a tussle with the Rossoneri.

Before he chose to tell the truth he tussle with his conscience.

U. S. President Obama "knows he has got this responsibility but he has got to tussle with the Republicans, " he added.

After a tussle with journalists during the campaign, cartoonists played on his bulbous nose and portrayed him as an uncouth pig.

A tussle with the supreme leader last month forced him to scrap the appointment of an in-law as vice-president.

Make whoopee Instead of a bowl of ice cream as a bedtime snack, have a robust tussle with your spouse.

And Henry- wifeless, childless, jobless-never had to tussle with such details as variable-rate mortgages.

Minnows Barnsley and Bristol City remain in the competition, but Rooney would prefer a tussle with Avram Grant's Chelsea.

Some pundits predict that the trustbusters' tussle with Google could turn as bloody as their battle with Microsoft in the 1990s.

During its damaging tussle with US regulators over tax, for example, UBS saw SFr165bn ($190bn) in assets under management walk out the door.

I see that you have troops near Washington, $PLAYER0. Are you looking for a tussle with America?