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Yahoo and Alibaba have slowed their talks on the plan lately, the people familiar with the matter said, as they bicker over terms.

State governments frequently bicker over how (and how much) to invest.

As for some things it is all right to quarrel and bicker about, but fundamental cooperation is needed.

The men bicker about Mary, and Shrike says his wife has selfishly fought to remain a virgin and claims that he raped her.

As the West too suffers through a protracted downturn while its politicians bicker and dawdle, more voices are asking if the U.

Open studio thick wedding album, new people will find inside shape many are very close to life, a young couple bicker, playing to a shape.

The U. S. and Europe. These days, they bicker almost like a couple whose long marriage is in danger of unravelling.

You should (not bicker ) with your parents about it. The argument will keep (both) you (and) your parents unhappy.

They go hungry as North Korea and the United States bicker over how -- and in what language -- free food is to be handed over.

A little girl, she and her mother, who bicker out money at that time who did not.

However, it wasn't long before Mr. Rich relatives began to bicker over who should inherit his money.

Like babies fighting over worthless wrapping paper, we bicker and sue each other over things that have no eternal value.

One day two very rambunctious kids walked in fighting, and continued to bicker over what candy to buy and who would get to carry the change.

That was unusual, says Mr O'Rourke, because normally they bicker over where to put a speed bump.

As others bicker, it has gone about building community centres, mosques, primary and secondary schools and clinics.

In the early days of their ordeal, they bicker and mourn, but solitude and need draw them together.

For the sake of the country and the wider global economy, both parties should resist the urge to bicker.

The Taliban campaign with bullets. The candidates bicker. Western doubts deepen.

Helping people is more difficult than it seems, and no group of people bicker among themselves more viciously than humanitarians.

You playfully bicker enough, and after a few years, it stops being playful.

Kitty: Stop it, you guys! We're here to admire the view, not to bicker!

The two brothers always bicker about whose turn it is to wash the dishes.

They will always bicker, there will always be rough edges there, but they are pulled together, each has something the other needs.

While the mafias are untroubled by national boundaries, Central America's governments bicker over them.

couple bicker over almost anything and The everything.

Yet while the politicians bicker, corporate Latin America is quietly moving closer together.

Although we fight, we bicker, delight or even anger, you are my best friend forever in my heart.

He is good-looking . He has a short hair but long cilia, and he is a friendly student who never bicker with others, so he is very popular.

Whenever the phone rings they bicker over who must answer it.

Meanwhile, OPEC is falling apart as the Saudis and the Iranians bicker over how to control the world's energy spigots.

Gandalf : ( rises ) Do you not understand that while we bicker among ourselves , Sauron 's power grows ? ! None can escape it !

Be mindful and don't snap, bicker or be mean to others.

Do you not understand? While you bicker amongst yourselves, Sauron's power grows!

That couple was sold earlier in Jiangning run, because I bought the house colleagues, the two bicker marriage certificates are up.

The United Nations can either be a place where we bicker about outdated grievances, or forge common ground;

argue, quarrel, wrangle, squabble, bicker These verbs denote verbal exchange expressing conflict of positions or opinions. To

bicker (n. ) : have a petty quarrel; squabble