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nemesis

noun as in bane

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The chief negotiator for the top studios and streamers is often regarded as the nemesis of Hollywood labor, but Lombardini had a different take upon stepping into the role more than a decade ago.

The Dodgers’ biggest nemesis with a bat in his hands is Aaron Judge.

Nor does he worry, Khachigian said, about Trump using the National Guard or military to punish political nemeses like California Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff, as Trump suggested he might in a Fox News interview.

I think ball security is going to be his nemesis, but other than that he can make all the throws, he’s a tough guy, he’s blue collar.

He quickly realised that putting was going to be his nemesis, so the engineer did what engineers do and looked for a solution.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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