So they went from being very discontented with each other but at the end of the Cold War and then quibbling over nuclear issues and - - and India Pakistan and Kashmir into - - into the late nineties.
Mariska has only one minor quibble. But, see, that's why now, every 5 or 10 years when I ask Peter if I can renew our vows, he says the same thing- I say no, Peter cuts in. I meant it the first time.
You may quibble that the survey covers the sorts of stable places that have had a long run of stock prices in the first place, such as Britain and America.
Well, we can quibble about the term, but there is no question that branded food companies have taken price increases that are high, and they've done it for like all through 2022, all through 2023 into 2024.
It's hard to quibble with the decision, 66 goals with clubs and countries in 2013 was an incredible achievement by the Real Madrid star who is joined on stage athe award ceremony by his young son.
But either way, the point of the quote is that this out-of-touch aristocrat didn't understand the realities of life as a peasant, so maybe that's a semantic quibble.