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Critics argue the richest and most competitive fight in the female code should not be playing second fiddle to the Tyson-Paul carnival.

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All week he played second fiddle to Joshua, but the silent assassin refused to be intimidated when it mattered, not taking a single back stop and dropping AJ four times.

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Harry Brook, usually an aggressor, was another that played second fiddle to Pope in an unbroken stand of 40 of which Brook has so far made eight.

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Playing second fiddle to Harris marks a shift in the long-standing political dynamic between the two most prominent figures in their generation of California leaders.

In fact, Harris came under withering criticism for appearing to play such a quiet second fiddle to Biden.

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

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