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  • Rivalry Week ended in a heap, a heap we're calling Rivalry Reek.

    The Orange County Register - News Headlines : News 2009

  • Rivalry which is seen in all species of games as well as in the competitions of all species of business and ambition.

    Buchanan's Journal of Man, November 1887 Volume 1, Number 10 1856

  • "Rivalry" will feature two ranked teams for the first time since 2007.

    Maize n Brew 2010

  • "Rivalry" will feature two ranked teams for the first time since 2007.

    Maize n Brew Maize n Brew Dave 2010

  • Hingis, Serena Can Revive an Old Rivalry Nearly 12 years ago, Martina Hingis and Serena Williams shared the pre-match press conference stage before the U.S. Open finals.

    Devils End Mystery, Name DeBoer Coach Kevin Clark 2011

  • There are a bunch of so-called "big games" tomorrow, starting with Alabama against Florida in an SEC showdown and Texas vs. Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry.

    The real importance of Navy-Air Force Gene Wang 2010

  • Rivalry in the advanced network segment, which is known as long-term evolution, or LTE, has intensified among South Korea's three mobile operators since late last year because they expect to generate higher sales from the segment on rising consumer demand for large-scale content downloads on smartphones and tablet computers.

    SK Telecom Profit Falls 61% Jung-Ah Lee 2012

  • Rivalry that won't cool: Hot goalie lifts Canada (this time)

    Rivalry that won't cool: Hot goalie lifts Canada (this time) 2010

  • Federer/Nadal Rivalry Takes a Different Spin Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Roger Federer The lone significant blemish on Roger Federer's sterling tennis credentials is his record against Rafael Nadal, who has won 17 of their 26 meetings.

    Stewart Is Victorious in 'Good vs. Evil' Battle 2011

  • Rivalry and ostentation atop the social pyramid seem silly to those far below but mattered greatly to the newly rich—as to many a modern counterpart.

    Sugar in the Raw J.R. McNeill 2011

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