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loggerheads
Idioms and Phrases
see at loggerheads .Example Sentences
When it came to telling Ono’s story, Sheff found himself at loggerheads over the ethics of authoring her biography.
Little says he and Hogshead were at loggerheads when he disagreed with her tactics in confronting universities and entities over violations of Title IX, the federal law mandating gender equality in higher education sports programs.
And that is where the modern left and the modern right are at loggerheads, in the sense that the left sees government as a solution, and the right sees government itself as a problem.
But there was a warning, from China – admittedly not a signatory to the ICC and currently at loggerheads with the Philippines – not to politicise ICC cases.
Now the prime minister confronts a situation where two of the UK's allies are at loggerheads in the most public and angry way.
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