what is the meaning of quarrelling?
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A spat or an argument between 2 or more people
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Hi Sajana!\n\nAggression is a possible result of discomfort.\n\nYou have to ask yourself, when being criticised, whether the other person DOES have a point, or not. A lot of time we get angry when being accused, because deep inside we know that the other person is right, but we don't want to admit it, since it makes us feel inferior to the accusing side. \n\nThe best way to go at it is to face the problem. If we get accused of something, while it might make us angry, we should tell the other party that we'll check out his/her accusations in order to verify whether we were really responsible for it. That way, we get a time frame, a breather, to sort things out. If the problem is really our doing, then we should look for a way to solve said problem, in order to come clean and re-gain the respect not just of others towards us, but our own respect towards who we are.\n\nIf the problem wasn't a result of our doing, try and explain to the other side your point of view. \n\nRemember, the fact that someone thinks you did something, doesn't mean he or she believes it. They might've gotten the idea from certain facts, but if you know you're not responsible, than just say so and explain, if you can, why not and you'll feel better with yourself.\n\nOh, and never suppress your anger, since it'll do only bad things to you in the long run. Try channeling the energy from your anger to things that are more productive, for example, if you feel angry at a certain moment, either take it out in a form of Martial Arts training, or channel the energy in order to pursue your hobby. Never swallow the anger. That's a big no-no.\n\nGood luck! :-)
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Posturing using words to antagonize or argue.
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Strife\nTrials and tribulations\nAnguish\n\n:)
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two or more groups who disagree with each other soo much that they send their citizens to kill each other over the disagreement. \nwar can be physical, like fighting/combat, or psychological, propaganda against the 'enemy' or instilling fear(think the Cold War) into the public.\n\nHow can you know peace without war, the opposite must be known to appreciate the other.
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Robin Hood, Men in Tights.\n\nAlthough the quote is:\n"Pissed off?  If I was in your position I'd be more worried about being pissed on!"  Or something very, very similiar.
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Those who bully the weak are cowards before the strong.\n\nThe man who strikes first admits that his ideas have given out.\n\nIf you are patient in a moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of sorrow. \n\nTo talk goodness is not good... only to do it is.\n\nA clever person turns great problems into little ones and little ones into none at all.\n\nHere is a Yiddish one too: \n"Ten enemies cannot do a man the harm that he does to himself."
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communication problems or clashing of ideas
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HA! *ahem*\n1. to doubt->to  think-> to qn-> to realise the truth\n2. confirm if your knowledge is true \nflipside:\ncan cause problems when one thinks too much. think argument and divorce..\nso demanding~~~ ;P
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personally clash. That is all you need to know...
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its a conflict inside of someone. A mental or emotional conflict. man vs self.
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everybody gets contentious.  it is a bad habit, it is argument for the sake of argument, it used to be called being ornery
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The following often result in conflict.\nCompetition\nClash of interests\nDifferent goals\nAggression\nFrustration
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As aggravate means to make worse or provoke I am guessing that aggravated theft mean a higher level of theft probably with a weapon and the previous person has answered
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agression is to act in a hostile way towards something.
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Ah, Romeo and Juliet! Basically, "biting one's thumb" was a mortal insult, kind of like flipping someone off (but worse). Sampson is biting his thumb in order to insult the Montagues who are walking past. The "which is a disgrace to them if they bear it" means "If they don't come and fight, they're chicken, and we can hold it over their heads." Of course, an utterly chaotic street brawl erupts after this.
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Your premise is flawed.  Misunderstanding is not always the cause of conflict, especially among nations.