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The rancorous argument between the two colleagues led to a permanent rift in their relationship.

Despite their rancorous history, they managed to put aside their differences and work together on the project.

The rancorous tone of the meeting made it difficult for any productive discussion to take place.

Her rancorous remarks towards her ex-boyfriend only served to escalate the tension between them.

The rancorous atmosphere in the office was palpable, with colleagues avoiding each other whenever possible.

Their rancorous competition for the promotion created a toxic work environment for everyone in the team.

The rancorous exchange of words between the siblings revealed long-standing resentments that had never been addressed.

The rancorous reviews of the restaurant on social media caused a significant drop in its customer base.

Her rancorous attitude towards criticism made it difficult for her to accept feedback and improve.

The rancorous rivalry between the two sports teams often resulted in heated confrontations on the field.

And the campaign really got rancorous when Goldsmith tried to link Khan to extremists.

The Guardian newspaper called this one of the most rancorous British elections in recent years.

We must appreciate the fact that over the years, our domestic politics have become poisoned and rancorous and polarizing.

What brought us to this polarized, rancorous political moment?

A rancorous history has often divided Japan and South Korea.

It points us beyond the tyranny of merit to a less rancorous, more generous public life.

This was very grand; but still Mrs. Penniman, who felt that she had exposed herself, was faintly rancorous.

The EU selected Kristalina Georgieva as its candidate to head the IMF, but only after the rancorous exercise concluded with some telephone diplomacy.

" You buried the elf, " he said, sounding unexpectedly rancorous. " I watched you from the window of the bedroom next door."

And I hope that my book reaches thousands more and encourages other people who are similarly frustrated by the divided and rancorous status quo.