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Long Running Dispute Crossword Clue

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Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: long running dispute. We have 4 answers for long running dispute in our database.

Possible answers to long running dispute

FEUD

- Bitter prolonged quarrel
- Clash of families
- Gang warfare
- Long-running dispute
- Prolonged quarrel
- Quarrel
- Vendetta

SOAPOPERA

- Popular, long-running TV programme
- TV melodramas
- Type of TV programme

MARATHON

- Endurance contest involving Roman hat
- Long distance running race
- Long race
- Long run
- Long-distance race

DYNASTY

- Beginning and end of day unpleasant for regime
- Eviscerating Daddy? Nasty family!
- Family empire involved in shady, nasty business
- Family succession of rulers
- Line Of Hereditary Rulers
- Line of kings
- Line of pharaohs

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