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Rivals, The

American  

noun

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


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Despite the narrow victory, the Rams are among the favorites for this year's Super Bowl, which will be played in California, at the home of their NFC rivals the San Francisco 49ers.

From Barron's

Automakers will look to collaborate or even merge to compete against Chinese rivals, the analysts add.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Bears will face fierce rivals the Green Bay Packers next week.

From BBC

Brook, also now with the responsibility that comes with the Test vice-captaincy and the top job in white-ball cricket, made a start to his Test career which rivals the all-time greats, bringing with it its own expectations.

From BBC

With Tokyo trailing its rivals, the summit is important for Japan to increase its presence, said Tomohiko Uyama, a professor at Hokkaido University specialising in Central Asian politics.

From Barron's