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bitter animosity

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It would take more than a reconciliatory message to end more than three decades of bitter animosity and mutual hostility.
Turkey's President Abdullah Gul paid an historic visit to Armenia on Saturday, seeking to end bitter animosity that dates back to the killing of Armenians under the Ottoman Empire.
But the story behind the headlines is one of bitter animosity between the council and Merseytravel, a situation exacerbated by apparent personal tensions between their chief executives, David Henshaw and Neil Scales.
 
 
 
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