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Rivals, The

noun

  1. a comedy of manners (1775) by Richard Brinsley Sheridan.



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The attack comes amid a resurgence in jihadist activity in Nigeria's north-east, with Boko Haram fights and rivals, the West African branch of the Islamic State group, stepping up attacks.

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Their lineup, revamped by a couple of key trade deadline acquisitions, at least rivals the recently inconsistent version the Dodgers have gotten out of theirs.

While Intel has been eclipsed by some of its rivals, the company is still a big player in the semiconductor industry.

A player who rivals the Hairstons for MLB family ties is Cam Leiter, a right-handed pitcher from Florida State and the No. 114 prospect.

A supporting actor has been arrested on a set while filming the TV show Rivals, the BBC understands.

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