The campaign was marred by exceptional political acrimony and personal invective. The most high-profile disagreement was at the United States Grand Prix and the acrimony afterwards. They reconciled publicly in 1964, but acrimony between them persisted. Georges Clemenceau became prime minister in November 1917, a time of defeatism and acrimony. There was lively political debate, involving satire, political campaigns, and the occasional acrimony. The acrimony and expulsions within the SPD culminated with a formal split of the party. Amid much acrimony, Thyne and Hoy left in 1979 to form NovaKarta. Amid all this acrimony, the Cross was removed secretly in the night. That later became the source of considerable acrimony. Despite the acrimony of their divorce years earlier, Gary Merrill also defended Davis. Both of Showtime's tenures with Paramount ended in acrimony. The resulting acrimony still resonates within the region. This raises some concerns with Lalita, which results in some acrimony. This raises some concerns with Janaki, which results in some acrimony. In 1944, after considerable internal acrimony, Marine Aviation was forced to start helping out.