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Meanwhile, so-called " final status " issues, such as the control of Jerusalem, remained unresolved and embittering.
Both Arafat and Sharon deny that their long personal conflict is further complicating and embittering the bloody, highly acrimonious relations between their peoples.
Filled with a guileless enthusiasm all but anathema in the embittering music business, Dowd is this film's relentlessly upbeat, impish force.
It was an embittering experience that may have been the root for false reports that he was given the Pour le Merite in January 1919.
Those sanctions contribute to the deaths of up to 7, 000 children a month and are embittering the Iraqi people, according to Deniam in power.

But Pujol's coalition partner Josep Antoni Duran i Lleida insisted " top ranking government officials " were purposely embittering the political atmosphere and demanded explanations.
It was an embittering experience that was the prime reason why many Democrats thought Gore would and should run again, a point of view that Gore rebutted Sunday night.
The government denies the threat was made but another leader of Pujol's coalition had insisted senior officials were purposely embittering the political atmosphere in Spain and demanded explanations.
Although the Upright Citizens stood apart from this, finding their comedy in their imagination instead of their frustration, they came very close to having their own embittering industry experience.
Over time, David and Lisa befriend each other, until midway through the play, after an embittering visit, David's parents take him away from the school.