loggerheads
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The two sides had been at loggerheads over a fee to allow British defence firms to access an enhanced share of loans issued under the pact.
From BBC
All species moved noticeably slower through sargassum sections, with loggerheads showing the greatest reduction in speed.
From Science Daily
As soon as they leave the beach where they hatch, young loggerheads begin journeys that span thousands of kilometers and can continue for decades.
From Science Daily
Unusually for a party usually at loggerheads with Swiss agriculture, the left-wing Greens agreed, criticising the prospect of "American beef pumped full of hormones and cut-price chlorinated chicken" appearing on supermarket shelves.
From Barron's
An impasse over Russian oil and imminent US sanctions has put Serbia at loggerheads with its traditional ally in Moscow.
From BBC
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