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loggerhead
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be at loggerheads
if two people or groups are at loggerheads, they disagree strongly about something. They're constantly at loggerheads with the farmers' union. (often + with) The Senate and the House are still at loggerheads over the most crucial parts of the bill. (sometimes + over)
at loggerheads
strongly disagreeing. The two sides are still at loggerheads on how big the workers' pay increase will be.
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To that he added three varieties of tern, two other shearwater species, a parasetic jaeger and as a bonus, five fin whales, a dozen loggerhead turtles, an ocean sunfish and hundreds of dolphins, including the relatively rare Risso's Dolphin.
Boat birding takes flight by Lydecker, Ryck / BOAT/U.S. Magazine
PBLs from 16 loggerhead turtles (8 captured in 2003 and 8 captured in 2004) were collected as described above.
Effects of organochlorine contaminants on loggerhead sea turtle ... by Peden-Adams, Margie M. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Little Cayman Beach Resort has established a program with local scientists for guests to help survey the endangered green, hawksbill and loggerhead turtles by recording sightings on dive slates.
ISLAND MICRO DIVING IS AN OFF-THE-WALL EXPERIENCE IN LITTLE CAYMAN by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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