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rival

[rahy-vuhl] / ˈraɪ vəl /






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This was their South Bay rival coming to their gym Thursday night, and anything can happen when a team digs deep and doesn’t fear losing.

From Los Angeles Times

To make matters worse, stablecoin rival Tether announced it had hired a Big Four accounting firm to complete its first full independent audit, adding to chatter about the company’s potential U.S. expansion.

From Barron's

This should ease competitive pressure from imports as rivals face disruptions and/or rising costs related to war, and translate into improving pricing power and volumes, JPM says.

From The Wall Street Journal

They lead the league table this season after 11 rounds averaging 38 points per game, more than any of their rivals.

From BBC

The company gives each employee a monthly stipend of about $500 to spend on AI tools, including those from its rivals, Yun said.

From The Wall Street Journal