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After more than two years of wrangling, an agreement was reached this week, giving the couple property and cash worth more in total than their old house.

In America, after two years of wrangling, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Washington, DC, has finally given the go-ahead for white-space frequencies to be put to use.

On May 28th the government of Japan was expected to endorse a plan, after months of wrangling with America, to relocate the Futenma base on Japan's southern island of Okinawa.

Since his retirement in August, the wrangling has intensified.

The wrangling over the defectors is the latest friction between the Koreas.

STEVE HESS: "If you look at the market, it does not seem that the wrangling so far has had a big effect on the government's cost of borrowing. "

She says much of the wrangling will take place in the corridors as countries jostle for post-war contracts over infrastructure, utilities, and oil.

Mr Saleh's latest wrangling with the tribes, whom he has juggled for 33 years as the country's ruler, is part of his last-ditch effort to prevent his downfall.

The wrangling may even cause the deal to collapse.

Mr Geissler, an old warhorse used to being listened to, lost patience with the endless wrangling and all he could see ahead was more war.

After months of wrangling, the Democrats managed to push (different) reform bills through the House and the Senate; all they needed to do was to reconcile the two bills into a final law.

After prolonged negotiations and political wrangling, President Barack Obama has signed into law an economic stimulus package worth almost 800 billion dollars.

The ensuing wrangling over every toy will resonate with both sides in any household, as will the surprise ending.