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rival

[rahy-vuhl] / ˈraɪ vəl /






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By keeping its EV bets modest, GM has avoided taking a massive loss like its rival Ford Motor recently did.

From Barron's

By keeping its EV bets modest, GM has avoided taking a massive loss like its rival Ford Motor recently did.

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Robertson won the First Division title, two European Cups and two League Cups at Forest, playing 386 games and scoring 61 goals, before that acrimonious move to fierce rivals Derby.

From BBC

The tournament is an especially important marketing battleground for Nike and its arch rival Adidas, both longtime sponsors of many World Cup teams.

From The Wall Street Journal

The practice is largely designed to evade the scrutiny of competition regulators that have become skittish about tech giants snapping up promising companies that stand a chance of becoming rivals.

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