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vis-a-vis

noun as in counterpart

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“The challenges that existed in the book world were similar to the challenges that existed in the film and television world vis-a-vis finding great material wherever that great material existed,” he said.

This past spring, as pro-Palestinian protests took place on campuses across the United States, the governor called on the University of Pennsylvania to “disband the encampment and to restore order and safety on campus” and implied a parallel between white supremacists and students protesting their university’s policies vis-à-vis Israel and the war in Gaza.

From Slate

Slated to hit Netflix in May, the big-budget comedy chronicles the fictional creation of Pop-Tarts toaster pastries vis-à-vis warring competition between major cereal companies, Kellogg's and Post.

From Salon

"And Mexico - under previous administrations, and in this one - doesn't have a strategy vis-à-vis this new triangular relationship."

From BBC

He must restrain “Bibi” Netanyahu vis-à-vis Iran as he has so far failed to moderate him vis-à-vis the Gaza Strip.

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

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