| Plankton's computer wife, Karen, alternately helps him in his schemes or bickers with him. |
| While Britain bickers over breastfeeding, one of our most famous sets of knockers has been under major renovation. |
| Thus far, nobody leaks, nobody bickers in a way that can be discerned by outsiders, and there are not obvious camps. |
| The other big stakeholder involved, the European Central Bank, is opposed even to that. And while Europe bickers, the Greeks are suffering. |
| When he's not biting away at the foundations of our world, he bickers with the unnamed eagle that sits on top of the tree. |
| As Richard Bickers points out in this historical survey of some of the most dramatic incidents of accidental amicide, it is an occurrence as old as warfare itself. |
