Enough of this wrangling!

They will then turn towards each other ( and start wrangling ) .

They will then turn towards each other ( and start wrangling ) .

Lo ! that is very truth the wrangling of the dwellers in the Fire .

Lo ! that is very truth the wrangling of the dwellers in the Fire .

Verily this is the very truth the wrangling of the fellows of the Fire !

Verily this is the very truth the wrangling of the fellows of the Fire !

The political wrangling that has led up to this gesture, however, has a complicated backstory.

They await not but one shout , which shall lay hold of them while they are yet wrangling .

They await not but one shout , which shall lay hold of them while they are yet wrangling .

This wrangling is likely to take weeks, but is unlikely to come to blows or to reach a complete impasse.

We witnessed with much anguish how most of the time allocated to the Conference was taken up in procedural wrangling.

After some legal wrangling, it was agreed that Jones could appear for the company, but in a non physical role only.

And the wrangling in the run up to and in Brussels itself surely did not contribute to the EU s popularity among its citizens.

The danger in Japan s game of prime ministerial musical chairs is that this political wrangling diverts attention from the serious problems facing today s Asia.

The 1850s was a decade of wrangling over whether to adopt a sterling monetary system or a decimal monetary system based on the US dollar.

So it has been with Australia s belated embrace this month, after years of political wrangling, of a new hard headed but not hard hearted approach to handling seaborne asylum seekers.

BAGHDAD The Obama administration s Iraq policy is in chaos. Seven months after Iraq s national elections, the United States has publicly denied taking sides in the wrangling over who will be prime minister.

Unlike Europe, beset by a sovereign debt crisis, and the United States, whose leaders are wrangling over how to stem the deficit, Russia may look like an oasis of stability and continuity.

BRUSSELS It took eight years of ill tempered political wrangling to create the European Union s new diplomatic service, but its fate and that of its chief, Catherine Ashton may well be decided over the next few weeks.

With the end of the cold war, the Council is no longer fettered by the ideological wrangling of the past and has begun to play a more effective role in dealing with situations relating to international peace and security.

It is too early to praise the deal as an historic achievement, but it is also far too soon to peg it as a failure, or to suggest that better negotiators somehow could have done a better job of wrangling concessions from their Iranian counterparts.

Unlike Europe, beset by a sovereign debt crisis, and the United States, whose leaders are wrangling over how to stem the deficit, Russia may look like an oasis of stability and continuity. But that continuity is more reminiscent of the zastoi, or stagnation, of the Brezhnev era.

PARIS After months of wrangling, the showdown between Greece and its European creditors has come down to a standoff over pensions and taxes. Greece is refusing to acquiesce to demands by its creditors that it cut payments to the elderly and raise the value added tax on their medicine and electricity.