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informal, (intr, preposition) to pick a quarrel with (someone)
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Australia survived a second-half comeback to beat Eddie Jones's Japan 19-15 in a wet Tokyo and get their five-Test tour off to a winning start on Saturday.
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Mr Wares was granted bail and a hearing is due to start on 20 November.
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His velocity was noticeably down in a three-run, 5 ⅓ innings start on Aug. 29 against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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The feature will start on highways, allowing drivers to do something else when the system is engaged.
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In his first varsity start on Aug. 15, he guided the Griffins to a 20-12 win over Inglewood.
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