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How do you use dispute in a sentence as noun?

Here are some examples of using "dispute" as a noun in a sentence:

* The dispute between the two countries over the border region has been ongoing for decades. (Here, "dispute" refers to the disagreement itself.)

* The court ruled in favor of the plaintiff in the dispute over the inheritance. (Here, "dispute" refers to a specific legal case.)

* The union is calling for a resolution to the dispute over working conditions. (Here, "dispute" refers to the disagreement about the conditions of work.)

* The researchers presented their findings, which sparked a dispute among the scientific community. (Here, "dispute" refers to a disagreement arising from a particular topic.)

* After a long and heated dispute, the two sides finally reached a compromise. (Here, "dispute" refers to the disagreement and the process of resolving it.)

As you can see, "dispute" as a noun can refer to:

* A disagreement or argument.

* A legal case.

* A point of contention.

* A debate or controversy.

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