There does not need to be all this bitter hatred for ourselves and for our mates.
This bitter truth has been realized by many global vendors servicing the developing economies.
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Hopefully we'll get the next win and wipe out this bitter taste from our mouths.
While the fashion press awaits the next round in this bitter battle, a settlement seems increasingly unlikely.
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That was enough to bring out the protestors, even in this bitter cold.
However, this bitter medicine is the only recourse left for Greece, given its dire economic situation and bleak prospects.
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From the start of this bitter 1951 film noir, directed by Joseph Losey, the forces of order are as much a menace as a comfort.
The burden of poverty and this bitter taste of helplessness and isolation sort of branded on my heart forever the questions that still drive me.
But this increasingly bitter affair is not over: fresh battles are likely in provincial legislatures.
And may you grow from this never bitter, but only finer and stronger and wiser, as time goes by.
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In this era of bitter political animosities, how was it possible to reach this accord?
Some people experience this as intensely bitter, even when it is present at very low levels.
Behind this prolonged, bitter wrangle is, of course, an extremely profitable market with margins on individual products ranging as high as 40%.
"This is a bitter disappointment, " he said during question time.
This is a bitter irony since it was the Jackson-Vanik amendment -- abandoned by President Bush on 12 December 1990 -- which linked freedom to leave the Soviet Union to access to government-guaranteed credits.
Making matters worse, this is not a bitter pill that only the rich must swallow.
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All of this stems from the bitter separation of Stagg and Katcher, which Forbes covered in 2009.
For home owners struggling with their mortgages, and especially for the unemployed, this may be a bitter pill to swallow.
This case leaves a bitter residue, as cover-up upon cover-up is revealed.
This history includes a bitter divorce from actress Denise Richards, who filed for the split while she was six months pregnant with their second daughter.
The nasty case of frostbite that plagues me to this day came one bitter night as she dragged me up the hill to avoid the thermometer.
Interspersed among the many reports and interviews about the threat of Iraqi chemical warfare have been occasional stories concerning the bitter debates this danger has inspired in Israel.
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But complicating this dispute is the bitter personal rivalry between the organisation's leader and his predecessor, Abdurrahman Wahid, one of the leading lights of the campaign to oust Mr Muzadi.
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The fury of Labour and the Lib Dems at what they see as the blatant suppression of a report likely to cause the government embarrassment caused a bitter row this week.
This is a dark and bitter comment on the EU, not advocacy of a course of action.
Instead he looks set to be embroiled, for the third time this year, in another bitter struggle.
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