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face-off

noun as in confrontation

verb as in confront

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The French-language face-off marked a key moment in the election as it gave leaders a chance to woo voters in the seat-rich province of Quebec.

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But the face-off between China and the US - the world's biggest exporter and its most important market - remains a major concern.

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Londoner Dubois, 25, smiled and flexed her muscles before the two women gently leaned in with their heads for the face-off.

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Tension later filled the auditorium at the Manchester Central venue before the obligatory face-off.

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The pair – just as they did in October – kept their words to a minimum and shared an intense, ice-cold face-off.

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

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