But the two bears continued to squabble.
But this conflict is really a family squabble.
Macedonia is no closer to settling its longstanding squabble with Greece over its name.
She always made me smile, even after Sis and I had just had a big squabble.
The controversy leads naturally to the second squabble, how to finance conservation.
They and a few others were and are very much a party to the continuing squabble over Astor's fortune.
We can no longer afford to postpone our nation-building while Iraqis squabble over whether to do theirs.
The way they squabble mulishly to defend now-indefensible positions is itself evidence of how flawed those rational-actor models are.
Meanwhile a squabble with Lithuania has annoyed neighbours that would prefer to see Poland as a leader, not a score-settler.
When countries and political parties in the eurozone squabble among themselves over how to proceed, how can China support any hastily cobbled together rescue packages?
Refusing to admit your mistakes, however, could turn what would have been a small squabble into an eternal dispute that destroys trust.
Explain again why a squabble among American high-technology firms ends up being decided in Brussels and Luxembourg (where Euro-judges sit)?
The result is that moving images can be seen in 3-D by up to four people, even as they squabble about who should sit where on the sofa.
Had the rescue been swift and squabble-free, there was a chance, albeit slim, that private investors might have rolled over their existing holdings of Greek debt at tolerable interest rates.
One of the Times’ insiders not only likens the squabble to “world war three” but also dubs it “the biggest ego battle in history”. So much for Julius Caesar and Mark Anthony.
