It also has a long history of mocking its archrival.
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Michigan will next play at archrival Michigan State on Sunday.
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They vilified the protesters as agents of Pakistan, India's archrival.
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In contrast, archrival Snapchat's currently has 161 million daily active users.
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Like its archrival Uber, Lyft is expanding its definition of transportation.
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At Walmart's archrival, Amazon, workers typically pay less for more coverage.
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Only around matches with an archrival, Benfica, does violence typically flare.
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But he has to admit that YALE is Harvard's traditional archrival.
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Archrival Lyft's risk factors comprised 42 pages of a 220-page prospectus.
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But will it be enough to beat out his archrival Todd Hoffman?
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Ohio State concludes its regular season against archrival Michigan on Nov. 30.
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Coke's archrival Pepsi (PEP) hasn't completely ruled out a move into cannabis.
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Iran has blamed its Mideast archrival, Saudi Arabia, for funding Arab separatists.
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Airbus can't easily capitalize on the grounding of archrival Boeing's best-selling plane.
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But with the country in recession, voters may now turn to an archrival.
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Now its woes are dragging American economic growth and boosting European archrival Airbus.
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Mario Cuomo, to help save the News' archrival New York Post in 1993.
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Beverages at its archrival, Dunkin' Brands, account for around 60 percent of revenue.
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The Saudis accuse the Houthis of working on behalf of their archrival, Iran.
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It was nearly time for Sidwell's playoff game against its archrival, Maret School.
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The only losses that aren't considered catastrophic are those against its archrival, Mexico.
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Verizon's archrival, AT&T, is also building a new business line in media.
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N) looks on track to defeat soccer juggernaut and archrival Adidas AG (ADSGn.
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Earlier this month its archrival Christie's announced equivalent 42.12 sales of $242.26 billion.
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Theodore urged his son against it, because the Harvard freshmen soon faced archrival Yale.
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And the misfortunes of its archrival, Samsung, probably deserve a bit of the credit.
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The Browns' season began with a 21-20 tie against the archrival Pittsburgh Steelers.
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In November, Trump also attended LSU's first win in eight years over archrival Alabama.
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They are favored to beat archrival Army on Saturday for the 403th consecutive year.
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He died in 2012, but, like his archrival, he is a much-missed character.
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As defense minister, Prince Mohammed has been unusually vocal about Iran, his country's archrival.
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Al-Moallem says Israel is making false claims to try and pressure Iran, its archrival.
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And Lyft (LYFT) archrival Uber is expected to make its Wall Street debut in May.
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Acacia is a major suppler to Cisco's archrivalsCisco's archrival Arista is heavily involved in OCP.
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Lurking at the plot's edges is Harry's archrival from his hanging days, Albert (Maxwell Caulfield).
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The tragedy shook India, which says archrival Pakistan had a "direct hand" in the incident.
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Under Stoops, Oklahoma went 11-7 in the Red River Rivalry versus its archrival, Texas.
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It appeared to include an internal media-briefing document belonging to Benfica, F.C. Porto's archrival.
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Macri has seen his popularity slipping in opinion polls, even as archrival Fernandez has gained.
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Sullivan died one day after Auburn upset archrival Alabama in the Iron Bowl, 48-253.
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The push and pull between New York's mayor, Bill de Blasio, and his archrival, Gov.
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Archrival trackers Hobbs (Johnson) and Shaw (Statham) must team up to stop his evil plan.
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Duke had to play its archrival without its best player and duly lost, 88-72.
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The army is also incensed at the prime minister's policy on India, the country's archrival.
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The moves could help Zendesk compete for important deals against archrival Salesforce, as well as Microsoft.
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Why it matters: Under private ownership, Sotheby's might be better able to compete with archrival Christie's.
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Saudi Arabia was deeply opposed to the accord, which it saw as empowering its regional archrival.
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Harry's former archrival, Draco Malfoy (Alex Price), is there, too, with his son, Scorpius (Anthony Boyle).
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Uber's archrival in North America, Lyft, went public last month at a valuation of $24 billion.
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No tape was ever produced, and Mr. Netanyahu accused an archrival of being behind the scandal.
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"I never dreamed I'd score four goals," said Gnabry, who previously played for Tottenham's archrival Arsenal.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon's cashierless stores are about to get some competition -- from Amazon's archrival.
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Iran has blamed its Mideast archrival, the Sunni kingdom of Saudi Arabia, for funding their activity.
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Iran has blamed its Mideast archrival, the Sunni kingdom of Saudi Arabia, for funding Arab separatists.
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France also maintains excellent relations with Iran's archrival Saudi Arabia, itself a leader in human rights violations.
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That jetliner, known as NMA, is not just a crucial piece in's fight with archrival Airbus
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Challenged by many perils, Mario must reach his archrival in order to save our damsel in distress.
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One of the most surprising third-party keyboard apps for Apple devices comes from Apple's archrival Google.
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First and foremost in Pakistan's calculus is using the terrorist groups as a counter to archrival India.
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A few days later, he went to the football game at Lehigh University against its archrival, Lafayette.
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It involves President Trump's archrival, former President Barack Obama, who recently signed a multimillion-dollar book deal.
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Airbus and its archrival Boeing are currently battling it out to win orders at the Dubai Airshow.
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Pakistan became a nuclear power in 1998, developing the capability to match that of neighbor and archrival India.
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It's a move CEO Andy Palmer hopes will echo what happened when archrival Ferrari went public in 2015.
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Airbus: Boeing's archrival in the aircraft business, which makes the Airbus A320neo, the competitor to the 1003 MAX.
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Fickell spent the last 18 seasons as an assistant and interim head coach at Michigan's archrival, Ohio State.
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Blue Vision's tech caught the eye of Lyft, which — alongside archrival Uber — is racing to develop autonomous vehicles.
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Eight months earlier, archrival Facebook had outmaneuvered Twitter by acquiring the up-and-coming photo-sharing app Instagram.
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"A lot of fans are as equally relieved that the archrival is out of the tournament," Benz said.
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Sotheby's, which is publicly traded, has lost out to its privately held archrival for several headline-grabbing consignments.
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The University of North Carolina, Duke's archrival, didn't fare as well — the Tar Heels were ousted by Auburn.
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His opponents called on a new Socialist leadership to allow his archrival, Mr. Rajoy, to continue in office.
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Its archrival, Verizon, has also lost phone subscribers, but has done better job at finding new ones elsewhere.
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Grab, Gojek's archrival in Southeast Asian markets, and India's Ola, have also expanded their offerings in recent years.
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The retail landscape has become increasingly challenged and Coca-Cola's archrival PepsiCo continues to see soda sales decline.
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Jon Snow is the leader of the northern insurrection and has now partnered up with her archrival Daenerys.
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Cohn was Navarro's ideological archrival in the administration, and it looked like Navarro had fallen from the president's favor.
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Still, a few patterns emerge: "archrival" looks bad because of the ungainly "rchr" series of consonants in the middle.
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The Spartans exceeded that figure and neutralized the Michigan attack to collect another thrilling road victory against their archrival.
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The Lajamanu team made it through to the quarterfinals, facing off against its archrival, the hometown team from Yuendumu.
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At the beginning of February, his team, then ranked second in the nation, played archrival Duke, then ranked first.
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Its archrival Mobike has slowed down expansion since it was sold to Hong Kong-listed local services giant Meituan.
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Another complication: Alphabet's other investing group, CapitalG, also recently led a $203 billion investment round in Uber's archrival, Lyft.
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Though awarded prestigious appointments after the revolution, his association with Stalin's archrival, Trotsky, brought about his demotion in 260.
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Victory over an archrival tastes pretty sweet, but celebrating with a free post-win beer tastes much, much sweeter.
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The incident eventually destroyed the future of Xi's then-archrival, paving the way for his ascent to the top.
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But you have to live dangerously sometimes, and I'm doing so by picking Spain's archrival to win it all.
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The conviction means that Zia, the archrival of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, can be barred from running in December elections.
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Grab, Uber's archrival in Southeast Asia, is losing its first CFO just seven months after her appointment, the company confirmed.
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Partnering with GM could give Lyft a boost over its archrival, Uber, which is working on its own driverless cars.
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It comes as archrival Sprouts Farmers Market, Wal-Mart Stores and others have pushed to lure customers with lower prices.
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The competition — archrival United Launch Alliance, a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin — has certainly been put on notice.
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It is snowier than the regal azure of North Carolina's archrival down Tobacco Road, Duke, yet sterner than powder blue.
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Later on Sunday, he watched a final soccer championship match between Corinthians, which he roots for, and its archrival, Palmeiras.
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Russia is working with the Saudis' archrival, Iran, on nuclear power and increasing trade to help Tehran survive American sanctions.
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In 2017, the company won 571 orders and commitments for new jets, many of them Maxes, outperforming its archrival, Airbus.
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It's in good company: Shares of its archrival, Lyft, are now down 22 percent since its stock sale in March.
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Google, Apple's archrival, has built virtually its entire business around collecting customer data then packaging and selling it to advertisers.
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Alabama's only losses were to Louisiana State, which will play for a national championship next Monday night, and archrival Auburn.
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Alabama's only losses were to Louisiana State, which will play for a national championship next Monday night, and archrival Auburn.
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Early on he worked to raise India's global profile, traveled often to foreign capitals, and sought peace with archrival Pakistan.
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In 2007, Hamas, Abbas' archrival and a Western-designated terror group, ousted the Fatah Party–dominated PA from the Gaza Strip.
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In 1964 he faced off against an archrival and Soviet teammate, Yuri Vlasov, who was defending his Olympic title in Tokyo.
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Attempting to unite the hypebeasts and club kids under one banner, Drake's archrival Tory Lanez inherits the title of 6 God.
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India has been locked in a perpetual fight against terrorists and insurgents whom New Delhi claims are supported by archrival Pakistan.
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When in the ring with a lesser wrestler than Omega or his archrival Hiroshi Tanahashi, he never sinks to their level.
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But manager Joe Maddon couldn't complain too much after his team took two of three against its archrival on the road.
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And Saudi Arabia's archrival, Iran, is becoming a more potent commercial competitor now that it is exporting substantial quantities of crude.
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The company recently shocked the world by partnering with its previous archrival, Microsoft, to make OCI work better with Microsoft's cloud.
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Some fans, however, have hopefully proposed Heather Locklear, the original Sammy Jo and another "Melrose" veteran, to play Alexis, Cristal's archrival.
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The move, which was announced late Thursday, comes years after Walmart's archrival, Amazon, began to dominate the market for digital readers.
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President Thieu's archrival, the flamboyant Vice President Ky, seized on Tet as a chance to turn the tables on his nemesis.
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A dynamic new prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, made peace with the country's archrival, Eritrea, within months of his election last year.
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The news comes after BMW announced that it would be merging its car-sharing and other mobility businesses with its archrival Daimler.
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Fresh off its first win over a ranked team since 2012, Auburn will host archrival Alabama in SEC play on Tuesday night.
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The company refused to sign an exclusive contract with Alibaba, and instead participated in a big sale promotion with its archrival, JD.com.
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She could take a lesson from John F. Kennedy, who made his primary archrival, Lyndon Baines Johnson, his running mate in 1960.
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Real Madrid, the Champions League winner, dropped to the second spot at $20 billion, followed by its archrival Barcelona at $215 billion.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies view the Houthis, who hail from a branch of Shi'ite Islam, as proxies of their archrival Iran.
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The Saudis have been pressuring the United States for support in the conflict, saying that their archrival, Iran, is backing the Houthis.
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After four seasons with the Celtics, he returned to the college game in 2001, and his landing place was Louisville, Kentucky's archrival.
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The deal comes as Sotheby's trails its archrival, Christie's, which has been owned since 1998 by the French billionaire François-Henri Pinault.
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But the Silicon Valley company has struggled with production issues and stiffer competition from archrival AMD, particularly in the data center market.
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Even Michael Kors, Coach's archrival and once a star in the sector, has been forced to retrench after a period of overexpansion.
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To be safe, it should beat Washington on Wednesday night, and giving archrival U.C.L.A. a good game on Thursday would help too.
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One target was UAE archrival Qatar, which in 2010 gained global attention by winning the right to hold soccer's 2022 World Cup.
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The club's archrival, Real Madrid, won last season's Spanish league title and has captured three of the last four Champions League titles.
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That said, Uber is sure to encounter a healthy amount of competition in the self-driving truck space, including from its archrival Waymo.
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"ARM has the biggest reach in the semiconductor business," Krewell said, noting that even archrival Intel uses its ARM designs in some chips.
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Within a year, David Bonderman would leave the board of General Motors, which in 2016 would make a sizable investment in archrival Lyft .
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The film, starring Michael B. Jordan as the son of Rocky's onetime archrival Apollo Creed, is the seventh film in the storied franchise.
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Lyft released its long-awaited IPO prospectus Friday, revealing that the Uber archrival lost $210 million on $2000 billion in revenue last year.
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It owns shares in TikTok's China archrival Kuaishou, which had a 22.7 percent penetration rate in September according to data service provider Jiguang.
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Should that happen, New Zealand has the chance to set the record outright in a test against its archrival, Australia, on Oct. 22.
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We've lost most of our founders now: David Ben-Gurion, and his archrival, Menachem Begin, the war heroes Mr. Rabin and Mr. Sharon.
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And the tournament held onto a top seed just hours after another — the Blue Devils' archrival, North Carolina — had been upset by Auburn.
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That the night ended somewhat imperfectly — with a 1-1 tie for N.Y.C.F.C. against its archrival Red Bulls — could hardly dim Villa's pride.
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He also tried to improve ties with India, Pakistan's archrival, and opposed the military's embrace of terrorist groups, members of his party say.
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That's no less than should be expected from a company that hired a new chief architect, Raja Koduri, a year ago from archrival AMD.
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REUTERS TV In a World Cup brimming with upsets, Nike looks on track to defeat archrival Adidas in the closely watched jersey sponsorship battle.
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A Nikkei report out of China this week has revealed Huawei's efforts to build and release a foldable smartphone ahead of Android archrival Samsung.
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" Baghdadi's location "surprised his American pursuers," the Times reported, "because it was deep inside a part of northwestern Syria controlled by archrival Qaeda groups.
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If you dress your pet as a Disney princess, you can have have some extra fun by wearing a costume inspired by their archrival.
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Iran's geopolitical interests in the region would not shift; its hostile relationship with archrival Saudi Arabia might be tempered but would unlikely change fundamentally.
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In a surprise move, Airbus, Boeing's archrival, swooped in to take a majority stake in the contested Bombardier C-Series jet program in October.
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That was not Miles but Nick Saban, the greatest coach of this era and the head of L.S.U.'s Southeastern Conference division archrival, Alabama.
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His archrival Taylor Mason has purchased an appliance manufacturer in order to crush Saler's, the department store chain his girlfriend Rebecca Cantu now controls.
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Agitating Calgary Flames winger Matthew Tkachuk is on the Pacific Division team with forwards Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl of the archrival Edmonton Oilers.
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Tensions between Saudi Arabia and its regional Shia archrival Iran have reached the boiling point, with Riyadh accusing Tehran of being behind the Sept.
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Washington's 2018 about-face notwithstanding, Saudi Arabia will likely boost production to squeeze archrival Iran while making itself indispensable to the Trump administration's Iran policy.
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Walmart stock has been the clear winner over archrival Amazon in the past six months, with shares rising 5 percent versus Amazon's 14 percent slide.
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But the Paris-based carmaker fell behind archrival Renault in global deliveries for the first half, as vehicle sales dropped almost 20 percent in China.
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The move comes just three months after archrival Uber took over Jump Bicycles, a smaller and flashier dockless electric bike-share company, for $200 million.
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Then again, the Saudis still view Russians with great suspicion given Moscow maintains close ties not only to the kingdom's archrival Iran but another adversary, .
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The world of Archie Comics would be a little emptier without Reggie Mantle, Archie Andrews' archrival and captain of the Riverdale High School football team.
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The Bombardier planes haven't sold well, but Airbus at the helm of the C Series would more closely position the European company against archrival Boeing.
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In March, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince said his country would obtain a nuclear weapon "as soon as possible" if Iran, the kingdom's archrival, developed one.
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IVY LEAGUE Alex Copeland scored a season-high 216 points, and Yale beat its archrival Harvard, 97-85, in New Haven for the tournament title.
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He fired or forced the resignation of staff members who he believed were more loyal to Senator Robert F. Kennedy, Johnson's archrival, than the president.
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None of John Quincy's opponents — least of all his archrival Andrew Jackson — would have agreed that the voice of the people had actually been heard.
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The President won't be alone in his push to help re-elect his former archrival, whom he nicknamed "Lyin' Ted" during the Republican presidential primary.
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Boeing and its archrival Airbus are battling especially slow demand for their long-range twin-aisle jetliners, such as the Boeing 777 and Airbus A330.
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But Pakistan has long treated Afghanistan as a strategic territory that must at all costs be kept from falling under the influence of its archrival, India.
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Toshiba was triumphant in 2006 when it paid $5.4bn for Westinghouse after a bidding war, beating out General Electric (founded by George Westinghouse's archrival, Thomas Edison).
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Shazam has been on DC's film slate for a while, beginning with the 2014 announcement that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson will play Shazam's archrival, Black Adam.
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The overarching rule is that, at the very least, you should be consistent, so that readers don't find "arch-rival" and "archrival" on the same page.
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A couple of others browsers already do this, including Edge's archrival Google Chrome, so it's no major surprise that Microsoft is now adding this feature, too.
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You can save Gotham much more effectively if you let people help you — and even more effectively if you acknowledge your archrival as your sworn frenemy.
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Globally, the Saudis are unnerved by Obama's nuclear agreement with archrival Iran, and want Washington to do more to help oust Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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He once made a pivotal reception toward the end of a game against the team's archrival, the Michigan Wolverines, securing his profile among the Buckeyes faithful.
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The optimism has raised hopes for a bigger prize: Army has a chance to beat its archrival, Navy (214-2), for the first time since 2001.
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But Salman raised concerns when he told CBS in an interview on Sunday that the kingdom will develop nuclear weapons if its archrival Iran does so.
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Now, Rosneft is angling for stakes in coming Iranian oil field auctions even while Mr. Putin seeks energy and other deals with Saudi Arabia, Iran's archrival.
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Boeing's interest in Embraer grew after Airbus, its archrival, formed a partnership with Bombardier in October to make and sell the CSeries of medium-range airliners.
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Perhaps more important to Bengals fans: Lewis never managed to lead his team out of the long shadow of the archrival Steelers in the A.F.C. North.
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Its archrival is Farfetch, an online marketplace for 500 independent luxury boutiques and 200 brands that also owns the bricks-and-mortar store Browns in London.
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Twitter's bottom line has improved markedly in recent years, but its sales growth has slowed and its user base remains a small fraction of archrival Facebook's.
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He could win his third major of the year at the U.S. Open, and fans are hoping for a face-off with his archrival, Rafael Nadal.
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After chastising Pakistan for harboring militants and terrorists, he called on India — Pakistan's archrival — to flex its economic influence in Afghanistan to help stabilize the country.
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It does not help that the company's archrival in China, the internet conglomerate Tencent, is also storming into many of these same businesses, including traditional retail.
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Like his brother, Mr. Sharif has been particularly vocal about his desire to improve relations with archrival India, a move that is anathema to the army.
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Instead, Intel also announced Tuesday it has signed a new partnership with archrival ARM that will allow other chipmakers to make ARM processors inside Intel factories.
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Concerns in Congress rose last year after Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told CBS News his kingdom would develop nuclear weapons if archrival Iran did.
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Santa Monica was one such city, and it developed a detailed pilot program that includes billion-dollar startups Bird and Lime as well as Uber's archrival Lyft.
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The announcement jolted the industry, coming barely five months after Fiat Chrysler saw a similarly structured marriage with PSA's French archrival Renault collapse at the 2912th hour.
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In victory that was likely their most rewarding of the season, the Ducks grabbed first place in a record-breaking fashion on the road against their archrival.
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In a later financing round, he refused to accept Alibaba's condition for portfolio companies to eschew Tencent investments, a strategy of the giant to hobble its archrival.
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Meanwhile, Goldman's archrival, Morgan Stanley, was rewarded for diversifying away from high-risk, high-reward trading into the more boring but more reliable business of wealth management.
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Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt cut off travel and trade ties with Qatar last June, accusing it of backing their archrival, Iran, and supporting terrorism.
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That is believed to have been a key in winning orders from airlines that had also been considering an updated model, the Airbus A320, from Boeing's archrival.
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Mr. Federer could win his third major of the year at the U.S. Open, and fans are hoping for a face-off with his archrival, Rafael Nadal.
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Its plight has been deepened by the faltering reconciliation efforts with its archrival, the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority run by President Mahmoud Abbas in the West Bank.
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Senior security officials also implicated Pakistan's archrival, India, suggesting that an Indian intelligence agency might have been behind the attack to scuttle cooperation between Pakistan and China.
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From 1976 to 1980, the bank's earnings more than doubled, and it outperformed its archrival, Citibank, in returns on assets, a critical indicator of a bank's profitability.
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When the American team threatened to boycott the tournament amid its battle with U.S.A. Hockey, it was not clear if Canada would play its archrival at all.
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She had attracted the attention of the ISI by promoting friendlier ties with Pakistan&aposs archrival India and by criticizing militant groups with links to the security forces.
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Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt cut off travel and trade ties with Qatar in June 2017, accusing it of backing their archrival, Iran, and supporting terrorism.
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Americans were familiar with superheroes before Lee, in part thanks to the 21961 launch of Superman by Detective Comics, the company that would become DC Comics, Marvel's archrival.
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Heavyweights, including Tencent, Baidu and ByteDance's archrival Kuaishou, have also come under attack at various degrees for hosting content deemed problematic by the authorities over the past year.
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So, here I go again throwing caution to the wind and hoping for a playoff run that follows — equally important — solid regular-season wins against the archrival Patriots!
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The occasional border skirmish and bilateral interaction are tainted by their divergent views on relations with Pakistan, still-archrival of India and an increasingly close ally of China.
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One of the leading contenders for the Democrats in the next California gubernatorial election has just taken aim at his archrival, using Scooter Braun to fire the shot.
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Read: Putin's archrival has weaponized YouTube and turned it against the Kremlin One reason for the smaller demonstrations this time, analysts said, might be Navalny's somewhat convoluted message.
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He and his teammates had finished 2-10 that first season and had lost to archrival Navy for a 14th consecutive year, but Brinson saw better days ahead.
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He committed the country to war against the rebel group that had seized control of neighboring Yemen, arguing that the rebels were supported by Iran, Saudi Arabia's archrival.
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He has been summoned to testify in court on July 31 in Madrid, two days after Real Madrid plays its archrival Barcelona in a summer friendly in Florida.
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Former Roma football (aka soccer) star Daniele de Rossi wanted to enjoy the Rome derby, a match between Roma and its archrival Lazio, without being mobbed by fans.
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The role of Druid priestess will be performed by Marina Rebeka and Angela Meade, while Joyce DiDonato and Jamie Barton will each perform as Norma's young archrival, Adalgisa.
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Hardin became Navy's head coach after Eddie Erdelatz resigned in 1959, and he promptly led the Midshipmen to the first of five consecutive wins over Army, their archrival.
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In any case, that number is sung with passion and fathomless envy by Aaron Burr, the archrival of the man for whom the musical is named, Alexander Hamilton.
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The market remains tough, Sadoun acknowledged, with added uncertainty caused by the abrupt resignation of WPP Plc founder and CEO Martin Sorrell from the Publicis' archrival in April.
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The new army chief faces multiple challenges, including deteriorating relations with neighboring Afghanistan and archrival India as border clashes escalate, as well as conflict with militants inside Pakistan.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Shares in European aerospace group Airbus rose on Tuesday, after archrival Boeing said it would suspend production of its best-selling 737 MAX jetliner in January.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Shares in European aerospace group Airbus rose on Tuesday, after archrival Boeing said it would suspend production of its best-selling 737 MAX jetliner in January.
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Now, they must finish strong to protect their seed, but still could end up facing Penn, their archrival, in one of the Ivy semifinals on Penn's home court.
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Airbus could further benefit from a general upswing in commercial air travel, and it may profit from a trade dispute between its archrival Boeing and Bombardier of Canada.
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At the top of the range, Carrefour Brasil would be worth 37.6 billion reais, twice the market value of GPA SA, controlled by archrival Casino Guichard Perrachon & Cie (CASP.PA).
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Maybe it was Mayor Bill de Blasio's rough week at the Democratic National Convention, when he was relegated to a daytime speaking slot and upstaged by his archrival, Gov.
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The world's largest planemaker has said it would make a final launch decision in 2020 on the new program, which is expected to define competition with archrival Airbus SE .
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The ride-hailing giant, last valued at over $60 billion, recently signed a truce and an investment deal with Chinese archrival Didi Kuaidi, officially withdrawing from the Chinese market.
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Preliminary data for March shows AA narrowing the on-time arrival gap with archrival United Airlines, which suggests the crackdown could be part of the reason for the improvement.
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Called Itu Aba, it is occupied not by China, which has aggressively asserted its territorial claims in the sea, but by its archrival, the self-governing democracy of Taiwan.
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Top officials from the B.J.P. told Delhi's voters that a vote for the opposing A.A.P. was tantamount to a vote for Pakistan, the Islamic republic and archrival next door.
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Nantucket is all beach, and in contrast to its archrival, Martha's Vineyard, nearly 100 percent of its roughly 80-mile shoreline, though privately owned, is open to the public.
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Read: Putin's archrival has weaponized YouTube and turned it against the Kremlin The firm will continue to conduct election polls but won't publish results during the campaign, Gudkov said.
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But their performances were surpassed by kicker David Akers, who announced the second-round pick for the Philadelphia Eagles, the defending Super Bowl champions and another archrival of the Cowboys.
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Archrival Airbus delivered its first US-assembled airliner from its new Alabama factory in April, and Brazilian plane maker Embraer recently moved assembly of its smallest private jets to Florida.
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The obvious candidate is the new coach at Manchester City, Pep Guardiola, with whom Mourinho feuded in the Spanish league when Guardiola coached Barcelona and Mourinho its archrival, Real Madrid.
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In August, the Alibaba archrival and Walmart poured $500 million into Dada-JD Daojia, which is part-owned by JD and offers same-hour grocery delivery across 63 Chinese cities.
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The deal, which will see one ANA executive on Vietnam Airline's board, also raises questions about the viability of the Vietnamese carrier's existing codeshare deal with ANA archrival Japan Airlines.
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Perhaps River was exhausted after surviving a South American championship, the Copa Libertadores, against its archrival Boca Juniors, that was delayed and then moved to Spain because of fan violence.
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The Ravens are coming off a huge upset of their archrival Steelers, so there's a possibility they may still be mired in Huge Game Hangover mode when this one kicks off.
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Smaller rival GPA SA, owned by Carrefour's archrival Casino Guichard Perrachon & Cie, rapidly grew market share in food and staples last quarter thanks to an aggressive turnaround that drove sales higher.
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Lyft is expected to start trading publicly on the Nasdaq on Friday at a valuation of roughly $20 billion, but the company, like its archrival Uber, has yet to make money.
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O) said it was planning to open a retail store in South Korea, its first in the country that is home to its smartphone archrival Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (005930.KS).
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That includes Patrick's fiancée (Helene Yorke), his bit on the side (Morgan Weed), his archrival (Drew Moerlein) and his best friend (Theo Stockman), as well as their drawling, preppy, misogynistic confreres.
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No. 9 Duke (113-4) walked off the court stunned, an 81-77 loser to unranked and unheralded St. John's (11-13) only days before Thursday's showdown at archrival North Carolina.
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What differed in Marshall's day was the great chief's ability to win over Republican justices appointed by his archrival, Thomas Jefferson, and to join him in a series of unanimous opinions.
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When Martina Navratilova was attacking the net in the 1970s and 1980s against her baseline-hugging archrival Chris Evert and others, the gulf between styles and tennis philosophies was much wider.
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For the first time, Velazquez's longtime employer, Telemundo, one of the main Spanish-language broadcast networks in the United States, had wrested away World Cup broadcast rights from Univision, its archrival.
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Dortmund's next game is Saturday, against Borussia Mönchengladbach, and then the team will play Bayern Munich — the club's archrival and Germany's best team — in the semifinal of the national cup tournament.
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Also, Lyft sued the city of San Francisco claiming that the city is trying to allow other bike-share providers (like archrival Uber) to come in violation of its exclusive deal.
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A Luis Suárez header off a free kick by Neymar had given Barcelona the lead in the 53rd minute, but Barcelona squandered the opportunity to finish off Real Madrid, its archrival.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis also criticized Iran on Wednesday, saying during a visit to Saudi Arabia, Tehran's regional archrival, that curbing Iran's influence was necessary to stop the bloodshed in Yemen.
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Read: Putin's archrival has weaponized YouTube and turned it against the Kremlin Now, Oleg is designing tattoos from behind bars as an underground protest against Putin and the Russia he stands for.
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Oil giant Saudi Arabia accused Qatar of backing militant groups — some backed by regional archrival Iran — and broadcasting their ideology, an apparent reference to Qatar's influential state-owned satellite channel al Jazeera.
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In a February 26 game against archrival Harvard, the Bulldogs wore gray warmup jerseys with Yale spelled backward on the front and Montague's number, 4, and his nickname, "Gucci," on the back.
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Yale's rowing coach said a committee would determine whether the Bulldogs won the 151st regatta with its archrival Harvard, or if the decision would go down in the books as no contest.
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While the Haven is hidden, or at least camouflaged, on Norwegian's cruise ships, its archrival Royal Caribbean, by contrast, makes no secret of what is available to passengers who pay the most.
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German sportswear firm Adidas posted another strong quarter of sales and profit growth Thursday, driven by expansion in China and North America, where it has been taking market share from archrival Nike.
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But this month, Zidane has passed two of the most serious tests for any Real Madrid coach, winning a Clásico at Barcelona, the team's archrival, and then managing Tuesday's Champions League comeback.
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt all cut off travel and trade ties with Qatar in June 2017, accusing it of backing their archrival, Iran, and of supporting terrorism.
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Trump attended LSU's victory over archrival Alabama last month, receiving a warm welcome in Tuscaloosa after being booed at October sporting events in New York and Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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Whereas his archrival, Benjamin Disraeli, charmed Queen Victoria, Gladstone tended to do the opposite, so much so that the monarch complained that he addressed her as if she were a public meeting.
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In 2017, his archrival, Lionel Messi of Argentina — who plays for FC Barcelona — was given a 21-month prison sentence (which was changed to $2.5 million in fines) for the same crime.
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The ride-sharing company leads a stampede of other highly valued private tech companies that plan to go public this year, including its archrival, Uber, as well as Slack, Pinterest and Postmates.
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Beyond the enjoyment the sport brings, he said, it helps forge camaraderie with migrants from other cricket-playing nations including Afghanistan, Bangladesh and even India, Pakistan's archrival on and off the pitch.
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Prince Mohammed upended the government of Lebanon by forcing its prime minister to resign, according to Western diplomats, while tightening a blockade on Yemen — all in an attempt to challenge Saudi's archrival Iran.
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The Spartans were the season's most resilient team, with dramatic wins over three top-242 teams and one against its archrival, No. 220 Michigan, on a one-of-a-kind, last-second play.
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While the look and feel of its archrival Amazon is all efficiency and buttoned-down professionalism, eBay, with its sleeve-tugging sellers and fannish communities of obsessive collectors, retains a flea-market raffishness.
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In fact, this marks Quinnipiac's second Frozen Four appearance, having lost the 2013 title game to its archrival Yale, situated in New Haven, Connecticut, just 10 miles south of QU's sprawling Hamden campus.
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Second, he casts most of the political and economic ills plaguing Russia as the legacy of his hated archrival, former President Boris N. Yeltsin, giving Mr. Putin a pass as a necessary correction.
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That would give Facebook a 22.6 percent share of the worldwide mobile ad market, with archrival Google of Alphabet Inc projected to be the leader with a 35.1 percent share, according to eMarketer.
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Real Madrid won the Spanish league for the first time in five years, edging archrival Barcelona by 3 points, but managed only second in its Champions League group stage, finishing behind Borussia Dortmund.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies, which have intervened in the conflict in support of the exiled government of Yemeni President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi, see the Houthis as proxies of their archrival Iran.
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There's no better evidence for this than the meteoric rise of Facebook, Google's archrival, which announced another blowout earnings report on Wednesday — with much of its revenue coming from ads on Android phones.
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All the cast members — including a gimlet-eyed Louis Cancelmi as Coriolanus's Volscian archrival and secret soul mate, Tullus Aufidius; and Nneka Okafor as his neglected wife, Virgilia — speak with engaging, heightened naturalism.
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The Red Sox failed to close out a four-game sweep of the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night, and now Boston prepares for the first of two consecutive weekend series against its archrival.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea denied responsibility on Thursday for Kim Jong-nam's death, accusing the Malaysian authorities of fabricating evidence of Pyongyang's involvement under the influence of the North's archrival, South Korea.
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All the cast members — including a gimlet-eyed Louis Cancelmi as Coriolanus's Volscian archrival and secret soul mate, Tullus Aufidius; and Nneka Okafor as his neglected wife, Virgilia — speak with engaging, heightened naturalism.
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On April 21993, 210, shortly before Mr. Persico's imprisonment began, his archrival Joey Gallo was shot down while celebrating his birthday at a late-night meal at Umberto's Clam House in Little Italy.
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After earning the gold medal at the 2018 Olympics with a dramatic shootout victory over Canada, its archrival, the women's team embarked on a weeklong national media tour, visiting talk shows and N.H.L. games.
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The fight over tax breaks is rooted in a long-running dispute between federal trade officials and Boeing's European archrival, Airbus, over aid that Airbus received as it developed airliners for the global market.
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It was a surprise because an internal inquiry into the case — in which Credit Suisse officials ordered the surveillance of an executive who was defecting to archrival UBS — had cleared Mr. Thiam of wrongdoing.
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He was the first couturier to introduce perfumes commercially, and set up his own perfume company named after his daughter Rosine in 1911 — a decade before his archrival, Coco Chanel, introduced Chanel No. 5.
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Read: Putin's archrival has weaponized YouTube and turned it against the Kremlin Zolotov, 64, served in Putin's personal security detail for over a decade before being elevated to run the newly-founded National Guard.
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Surely he wants his title back but for a true competitor isn't there more joy to be found in the perpetual antagonizing and minimizing of an archrival than in a thousand shiny gold belts?
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In a highly unorthodox move bound to shake up the auction world, Sotheby's is paying up to $1.563 million for a boutique art advisory business run partly by a former executive at its archrival, Christie's.
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A loss would enable his archrival, former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, to return to power, this time as vice president, in a dramatic comeback that would have been unthinkable a few years ago. Mrs.
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The Tar Heels lost for the second time in a three-day span after winning their two previous games, not a strong tune-up for a Saturday night matchup with their archrival, No. 28 Duke.
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Richard attempts to acquire failing tech company Optimoji, which has a great coding team, since his archrival Gavin hired every other available coder to super company Hooli in an effort to undermine Pied Piper's growth.
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In recent years, Israel has carried out hundreds of strikes in Syria that it says have targeted its regional archrival, Iran, as well as Lebanon's Hezbollah, which it calls the biggest threat to its borders.
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MEXICO CITY/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Working quietly from a shared office space in one of Mexico City's trendiest neighborhoods, China's ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing is planning to hit its archrival Uber where it hurts.
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Shares of Samsung Electronics got a boost on Tuesday after the Nikkei Asian Review reported that archrival Apple had ordered 270 million display panels that the South Korean giant specializes in for the upcoming iPhone.
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Fox-Martin was a top enterprise-software executive in that part of the world for nearly two decades with two of the biggest players in that space: SAP and the German tech giant's archrival, Oracle.
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Read more: Boeing has fallen behind its archrival Airbus after a collapse in deliveries, making its nightmare year even worseAirbus credited increased production of planes in its A320 family, including its more-efficient NEO version.
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On June 16, after a long preview of Poland's soccer match against archrival Germany in the European championship tournament, the next-most important message was the deployment of official anticorruption forces to every Polish province.
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Terry Wilson accounted for 1633 yards and four touchdowns, Benny Snell Jr. rushed for two scores, and No. 1623 Kentucky (1613-1603) routed its archrival Louisville (218-214), winning the Governor's Cup on the road.
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Mr. Sperling, who also addressed the protesters, compared Ms. Yellen to Jim Harbaugh, the University of Michigan football coach who has improved the performance of that program but not yet beaten its archrival Ohio State.
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Oracle might be an unlikely choice: Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff gave Block a warm send-off — the kind of fond farewell he would be unlikely to give, were Block headed to Oracle, Salesforce's eternal archrival.
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At least 36 people have been killed and 3,100 wounded, most of them by police fire, in the worst outbreak of violence in six years in the disputed territory, also claimed by India's archrival Pakistan.
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As with all things related to Huawei, which outside of its 5G archrival Qualcomm is probably the tech company most entrenched in geopolitics today, the story is never as simple as it appears at first glance.
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Procter & Gamble is acquiring Walker & Company after its DTC phase — the startup's products have been in Target since September 2015 — and two years after its archrival Unilever acquired DTC pioneer Dollar Shave Club for $1 billion.
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Kashmir also saw an upsurge in violence around India's Independence Day holiday on Monday, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the country would not bow to terrorism and accused neighbor and archrival Pakistan of glorifying it.
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The 67-year-old Leahy has overseen the sale of jets worth $1.7 trillion at list prices and helped engineer a rise in Airbus's market share to a par with archrival Boeing from just 18 percent.
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He was, however, still buzzing about the women's Olympic ice hockey final on Wednesday, in which the United States captured its first gold medal in the event since 1998 with a shootout victory over archrival Canada.
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But if that happens, Apple, with its almost complete dependence on factories in mainland China, could find itself at a disadvantage to its global archrival, Samsung, which makes its phones in a wider variety of countries.
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It's the tale of Joe Exotic, the self-proclaimed "Tiger King" who owned a zoo full of mostly huge cats but is now in prison for having hired someone to kill his animal-rights-activist archrival.
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Mississippi State won the Egg Bowl on Thursday against its archrival Ole Miss after the Rebels earned a late unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty for a celebration in which receiver Elijah Moore pretended to pee like a dog.
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In the brutally competitive jetliner business, the announcement in late 2010 that Airbus would introduce a more fuel-efficient version of its best-selling A7373 amounted to a frontal assault on its archrival Boeing's workhorse 737.
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That jetliner, known as NMA, is not just a crucial piece in Boeing's fight with archrival Airbus in the lucrative longer-haul market but also for the eventual development of a 737 replacement, industry sources have said.
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A military base deep inside Saudi Arabia appears to be testing and possibly manufacturing ballistic missiles, experts and satellite images suggest, evidence of the type of weapons program it has long criticized its archrival Iran for possessing.
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It's a task made even more pressing thanks to the picture-perfect golf diplomacy that was on display in Florida in February when Trump played two rounds with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan, China's historical archrival.
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Revenue at GPA and archrival Carrefour Brasil has been rising in recent quarters, as Brazilian consumers show optimism at the tail end of a long economic downturn in the country, even as brick-and-mortar investment lags.
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Saudi leaders welcomed him warmly during a visit to the kingdom in May, partly because he has taken a tough stance against their nation's diplomatic archrival Iran, and Riyadh is eager for close military ties with Washington.
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His Ping-Pong archrival, the music manager Dennis Van Leeuwen — the man who had beaten him at Mr. Huisman's very own surprise birthday party three years ago — was coming to New York in a couple of weeks.
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Nasrallah's comments come on the heels of the shock resignation of his country's prime minister Saad al-Hariri Saturday, which his party believes was orchestrated by Saudi Arabia in a bid to increase tensions with archrival Iran.
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Concern about whether Saudi Arabia could use nuclear power to develop a weapons program mounted after the crown prince told CBS in an interview in March that his kingdom would develop nuclear weapons if its archrival Iran did.
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But the Paris-based carmaker fell behind archrival Renault in global deliveries for the first half, as sales of its ageing model lineup fell almost 13 percent in China and lost market share in a recovering European market.
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are incensed by Qatar's conciliatory line on Iran, their regional archrival, and its support for Islamist groups, in particular the Muslim Brotherhood, which they regard as a dangerous political enemy.
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Works in Progress Last Friday afternoon in Oyster Bay, on Long Island, the New York Police Department hockey team was on the ice practicing hard for the annual charity game against its archrival, the New York Fire Department.
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Already beleaguered by Israel's decade-old blockade of the strip, Gazans were made to suffer even more last year when the Palestinian Authority, run by Fatah, imposed harsh new restrictions in a power struggle with Hamas, its archrival.
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He had narrowed his choices to Michigan State and its archrival, the University of Michigan, which had told him that he would play center for the Spartans because of his height and not point guard, where he excelled.
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But the empire remained aloof from its competitors, higher-brow than Harold Ross's New Yorker (then owned by the yeast millionaire Raoul Fleischmann) and smarter than the magazine stable of its archrival, Hearst (Cosmopolitan, Town & Country, Good Housekeeping).
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But the tense wrangling over the past two weeks has left the team, the two-time defending champions, with only two days to prepare for its opening game — a preliminary-round clash with archrival Canada on Friday night.
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In October-December, the South Korean firm fell behind archrival Apple Inc in the global smartphone market for the first time since the fourth quarter of 2015, hurt by the demise of the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphones.
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Then there's the emotional drama of Miquela discovering she and her archrival Bermuda are both supposedly his creations, which seems like a pretty clear allusion to Luke Skywalker's daddy issues to me, and I don't even like Star Wars.
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That jetliner, known as NMA, is not just a crucial piece in Boeing's fight with archrival Airbus in the lucrative longer-haul market but also lays foundations for the eventual development of a 737 replacement, industry sources have said.
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Tar Heels fans, who had watched their team subdue Arkansas in the previous game in Greenville, stayed in the arena to team up with South Carolina partisans and pour full-throated hostility on the Blue Devils, North Carolina's archrival.
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This effort to target the major Gulf exporters in Trump's mind is a quid pro quo: He backs a tougher line against the Gulf states' regional archrival Iran and in return, they supply crude to bring down oil prices.
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Hamilton created the American system of public and private banking, and for two centuries he was a hero to conservatives, while his archrival Thomas Jefferson—founder of the Democratic Party—was taken as the champion of the common man.
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ARMY 143, NAVY 78 Kevin Ferguson scored 22 points, including the game-winning tip-in at the buzzer, and Army (17-11, 8-8 Patriot League) beat its archrival Navy (18-11, 9-13) on the road in two overtimes.
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Determined not to let its archrival, India, gain influence there, and to ensure that Afghanistan remains in the Sunni Islamist camp, Pakistan has used the Taliban selectively, promoting those who further its agenda and cracking down on those who don't.
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Read: Russia might block YouTube because of latest vlog from Putin's archrival On Thursday, Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, appeared to yield to a Russian court order to remove two posts related to the dispute as ordered by the regulator.
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Auction houses and salvage dealers have stocked him with works by Tiffany's archrival, John La Farge, as well as by designers whom Mr. Halim calls "the forgotten ones," including Mary Tillinghast, Edward Sperry, Frederick Wilson and the Payne and Armstrong families.
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Facing their archrival on the road in a playoff atmosphere, the Pittsburgh Penguins dealt a blow to the Philadelphia Flyers while increasing their wild-card lead with a commanding 4-1 win at a boisterous Wells Fargo Center on Saturday.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Concerned about Pakistan's international isolation and faltering economy, the country's powerful military has quietly reached out to its archrival India about resuming peace talks, but the response was tepid, according to Western diplomats and a senior Pakistani official.
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United States officials accuse Pakistan of playing a double game, using the militants to protect its interests in Afghanistan — like providing a check on India, its archrival — while benefiting from billions in aid from the United States over the years.
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A five-time world champion, she won her first Olympic gold medal in February, when the United States defeated its archrival Canada, 1003-2, in a dramatic final shootout that ended the Canadians' reign as the four-time Olympic champions.
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On Tuesday, the Yankees' reluctance to acquire him came with more immediate consequences when the Red Sox, the Yankees' perennial archrival, used Moncada as the primary chip in a deal to land the ace Chris Sale from the Chicago White Sox.
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In 2014, after a disastrous under-18 world championship tournament that included a 10-0 loss to its archrival Sweden, the Finnish federation held a wide-ranging summit that emphasized individual skills like skating, puck-handling, shooting, balance and strength training.
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Iran is Saudi Arabia's archrival in the Middle East, and Saudi Arabia is worried that Iran could use its civil nuclear program to make weapons in the future, and tip the balance of power in the region in its favor.
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Read: Putin's archrival has weaponized YouTube and turned it against the Kremlin Now, Facebook and Google have been drawn into the center of the dispute between Navalny and the Kremlin, and the Russian government is ramping up pressure on the social media giants.
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No. 22 Stanford holds on to beat Cal His star running back's condition in question and a Pac-12 North title not yet attained, Stanford coach David Shaw nonetheless was in good spirits Saturday night after yet another win over archrival California.
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In the latest sign of Boeing's nightmare year, the number of commercial jets it's delivered has plummeted in recent months, with the aviation giant now at risk of falling behind its archrival Airbus in the competition to be the world's largest planemaker.
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On the other hand, Democrats, led by Mr. McConnell's archrival, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, were — in Mr. McConnell's partisan telling — guilty of ruining the Senate when they used their numbers and procedural skills to stymie Republicans and push President Obama's agenda.
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But Obama is also struggling to get back into the good graces of Saudi leaders following several moves in his second term to rebalance the U.S.'s posture to rely less on Saudi Arabia and extend a hand to its archrival, Iran.
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Still, there are growing signs that the Saudis want the option of building nuclear weapons to hedge against their archrival, Iran, which had a robust nuclear program before accepting severe curbs under a 2015 deal with the United States and other major powers.
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The South American soccer confederation, Conmebol, will decide Tuesday whether to disqualify River Plate and award the title to its archrival, Boca Juniors; to force the second leg to be played behind closed doors; or to move the match to a neutral stadium.
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The Palestinian Authority has looked on while its archrival, Hamas, the Islamist militant group that controls Gaza, has seized the popular initiative and focused international attention on the isolated and impoverished coastal enclave with its promotion of the so-called Great Return March.
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In its relentless bid to out-green archrival Walmart, Target also has ranked No. 1 in on-site solar capacity for three years in a row in the Solar Energy Industries Association's Solar Means Business report, a survey of corporate solar users.
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Kurt Rawlings threw for two scores and ran for 74 yards to lead Yale to a 21-493 victory at Harvard on Saturday, ending a nine-year losing streak against its archrival and depriving the Crimson of a fourth straight Ivy League title.
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In a widely circulated Twitter post, the party's social media chief, Amit Malviya, accused some protesters of chanting "long live Pakistan," playing on stereotypes that Indian Muslims' true loyalty is to India's neighbor and archrival, which was founded as an Islamic state.
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Sports of The Times The first prime-time game of this year's women's hockey world championship, which begins March 31 in Michigan, will pit the United States against its archrival, Canada, two teams that have met in every single world championship final.
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In the first minute of top-ranked Duke's game against its archrival, eighth-ranked North Carolina, Williamson, a 6-fotot-7, 285-pound forward whose game is a blend of quickness and power, pivoted with the ball near the free-throw line.
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In the first minute of top-ranked Duke's game against its archrival, eighth-ranked North Carolina, Williamson, a 2280-foot-7, 285-pound forward whose game is a blend of quickness and power, pivoted with the ball near the free-throw line.
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Once the highly praised prime minister of Poland, who resigned in 2014 to run the European Council, Mr. Tusk and his party lost the 2015 election to the populist Law and Justice party and its effective leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, now his archrival.
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That pretty much sums up the art world's reaction to the news this month that Sotheby's has paid as much as $85 million to buy a 22-month-old art advisory company that was co-founded by a former executive from its archrival Christie's.
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Douyu, a Chinese live streaming service focused on video games, has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as it prepares to raise up to $500 million on the NYSE less than a year after its archrival floated on the same stock market.
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Richard Pitino seems to have internalized the sort of even-keeled temperament that is often inherited from tumultuous childhoods — like, say, watching his father leave Kentucky for the Boston Celtics and then, a few years later, return to the state to lead Kentucky's archrival, Louisville.
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Federer knows this, and he drank it all in as he returned to Rod Laver Arena, where he experienced one of the biggest buzzes of his long career last year by defeating his friendly archrival Rafael Nadal in a five-set thriller of a final.
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Jaden Schwartz added two assists for the Blues (41-18-10), who maintained their Central Division lead of two points over the Colorado Avalanche while earning a season sweep of the archrival Blackhawks for the first time in franchise history during the regular season.
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Jaden Schwartz added two assists for the Blues (24-20-22), who maintained their Central Division lead of two points over the Colorado Avalanche while earning a season sweep of the archrival Blackhawks for the first time in franchise history during the regular season.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - SoftBank-backed ride hailer Grab is in talks to merge OVO, an Indonesian digital payments firm in which it owns shares, with an Ant Financial-backed local peer to build heft and power ahead of archrival Gojek, people familiar with the matter said.
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According to data provider QuestMobile, Pinduoduo's daily active users have outnumbered JD's for at least the past 12 months, and it came out of the mid-year sales festival — first popularized by JD as a counterpart to archrival Alibaba's "20.543/11" shopping day — with 135 million DAUs.
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However, the report included in the CIA document dump shows how bin Laden, a Sunni extremist from Iran&aposs archrival Saudi Arabia, could look across the Muslim world&aposs religious divide to partner with the Mideast&aposs Shiite power to target his ultimate enemy, the United States.
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Real Madrid and Benítez, who joined the club in June on a three-year contract, had been under mounting pressure since November, after the team fell off the pace in the Liga standings and was crushed at home, 22006-21998, by its archrival, Barcelona, in the Clásico.
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Weber had been torn between the Buckeyes and archrival Michigan; the night before signing day, Ohio State assistant coach Stan Drayton, whom Weber had grown to trust, reportedly was on the phone with him until almost midnight, assuring him that the Buckeyes were the right choice.
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Read more: Boeing has fallen behind its archrival Airbus after a collapse in deliveries, making its nightmare year even worseBoeing has said it's open to the idea of renaming the Max, though experts told Business Insider that such a move could be seen as a transparent stunt.
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Read: Putin's archrival has weaponized YouTube and turned it against the Kremlin "As detailed in an investigation by the Anticorruption Foundation, Mr. Usmanov recently donated an estimated $85 million mansion in Moscow to a foundation with direct links to Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev," the letter said.
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And speaking of action: Stella McCartney, who announced the United Nations sustainable fashion charter at the COP 24 climate conference, has taken her brand, after a brief interregnum as an independent, to LVMH, archrival of Kering, her former group — and a noted nonsignatory of the fashion pact.
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After reeling in November — and reeling even early in the fourth quarter at home on Sunday against an archrival that has more than had their number in recent years — the Steelers found a way to reach the playoffs anyway and eliminate the Ravens from postseason contention.
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Boeing has said it would make a final launch decision in 2020 on the new program, which is expected to define competition with archrival Airbus SE. Haley, 47, is the first female governor of South Carolina and a three-term legislator in the South Carolina House of Representatives.
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In the intervening years, Mr. Hurd toured the struggling new-media landscape — first, the Yahoo archrival AOL; then, Interactive One, a network of black news and culture sites; later, First Look Media, created by the eBay founder Pierre M. Omidyar; and most recently, a men's fashion site, Man's Life.
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In the most important fight of his career, a rematch against the defending champion Daniel Cormier, Jones's archrival, Jones seized his moment, knocking out Cormier with a devastating left head kick and a flurry of punches three minutes into the third round of a closely contested title bout.
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Late last month, just a week ahead of the 83rd anniversary of the founding of Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-ok Uthentawai (simply known as Uthentawai), Bangkok's metropolitan police preemptively raided its campus and that of the school's archrival, the Pathumwan Institute of Technology, located a short walk away.
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But then came the budget subscription service Dollar Shave Club, launched by Mark Levine and Michael Dublin with a viral, fratty YouTube commercial in 2011; it raised a total of $163.5 million by the end of 2015 and was acquired by P&G archrival Unilever for $2.03 billion in 2016.
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And while Mr. Haniya and other Gaza leaders espoused Palestinian unity, and flew only the national flag, he also, without naming them, accused the Ramallah-based Palestinian Authority and its president, Mahmoud Abbas, leader of archrival Fatah, of presiding over a corrupt era of "humiliation, negotiations and security coordination" with Israel.
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The incessant focus on players has become such an important part of the soccer business, in fact, that at many top clubs — including Liverpool's archrival, Manchester United, and Liverpool's title rival, Manchester City — the chief executive, and not the manager, sometimes has the final say on the biggest player acquisitions.
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The two-time defending champion Real Madrid was matched against Dortmund, Tottenham and APOEL of Cyprus in Thursday's draw for the group stage of this season's UEFA Champions League, while its archrival, Barcelona, drew an early chance to avenge a humbling exit at the hands of Juventus in last season's quarterfinals.
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In the past decade, these groups have all had rear bases in Pakistan, and US officials have repeatedly accused Islamabad of turning a blind eye to, or even being complicit in, their activities -- using them as proxies to deter post-Taliban governments from getting too close to its archrival, India.
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The 32-year-old prince, acting under the auspices of his father, King Salman, has launched a blockade against its neighbor Qatar, tightened a siege on Yemen, threatened to torpedo the fragile government in Lebanon, and sought to shore up a coalition against archrival Iran, which leads the Shia sect of Islam.
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Oil prices could slide back into the $239.19s per barrel before the sell-off ends and prices stabilize, analysts said, bringing pain to both OPEC and its archrival — the U.S. shale industry West Texas Intermediate oil futures for July were trading around $23 per barrel Tuesday, and Brent futures were just above $239.
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On Friday the American team, playing in front of its home crowd, won the world championship by besting its archrival Canada, 3-2, on an overtime goal that was scored by Hilary Knight and set up by Kendall Coyne using the same blazing speed she used to torment opponents throughout the tournament.
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READ MORE: Putin's archrival has weaponized YouTube and turned it against the Kremlin At least 10 of Navalny's supporters who had gathered outside the hospital were detained Sunday night, and in recent days police have also detained a number of other leaders of the protest movement, including Ilya Yashin, Lyubov Sobol, and Dmitry Gudkov.
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Read more:NFL player Josh Shaw suspended for betting on gamesDog-pee celebration costs Ole Miss game against archrival Mississippi StateJerry Jones doubles down on criticism of Cowboys coach Jason Garrett ahead of Thanksgiving gameOne lucky bettor won $100,000 thanks to Cowboys&apos bizarre decision to kick a late, nearly meaningless field goal against the Patriots
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But in this rematch in the fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open, Federer's 6-2, 6-3 victory required just 68 minutes as he smacked backhand winners from all sections of the court with the sort of aplomb and precision that were once too often lacking in matches against Nadal, his friendly archrival.
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"I was going crazy — I had a level of anxiety and nerves that is difficult to explain," said Mauas, a 35-year-old travel agent who was among the tens of thousands of River fans who had been fortunate to obtain a ticket for the second leg of the Copa Libertadores final against archrival Boca Juniors.
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After an embarrassing performance in the 2015 Gold Cup, a regional championship tournament, and a painful defeat against archrival Mexico several months later in a high-profile showdown, the most recent losses — the first time that the United States has dropped its opening two games of the final qualifying round — were too much for U.S. Soccer.
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Mr. Broidy said that the operation was motivated by hard-nosed geopolitics: At the beginning of the Trump administration, he had pushed the White House to adopt anti-Qatar policies at the same time his firm was poised to receive hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts from the United Arab Emirates, the archrival to Qatar.
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This week: What's next for Iran after nationwide protests; North Korea's playing nice so it can go to the Olympics; Putin's archrival is weaponizing YouTube against the Kremlin; Israel is using Facebook to jail Palestinians Iran's leadership went to great lengths to stomp out the largest anti-government protests in the country since 2009's Green Revolution.
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The events set off by his appearance are annotated by a hilariously bleary chorus of barflies, as well as by Harry's gin-loving wife (an expert Sally Rogers), his inept former assistant (Andy Nyman) and the eminent hangman, and Harry's archrival, Albert Pierrepoint (John Hodgkinson), who has a showstopping, second-act monologue of the type you thought they didn't write anymore.
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Before the tournament, memories of the team's most recent heartbreaks weighed heavily on Messi's mind: the Copa América in 2119, in which the Argentines lost a second straight final to their archrival, Brazil; the World Cup final in 216, in which they succumbed to Germany in overtime; the Copa América final in 253, in which they fell to Chile in a penalty shootout.
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It is not a comparison that would be especially welcome in Catalonia, but in that sense it was a display straight out of the recent playbook of Barcelona's archrival, Real Madrid: a sort of base level of organization, laced with enough individual talent to make a difference; a superiority that is not immediately visible, but that makes itself plain by the end.
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The carmaker is under pressure to restructure its European operations after archrival General Motors raised profits by selling its European Opel and Vauxhall brand to France's Peugeot SA. Ford said it will seek to exit the multivan segment, stop manufacturing automatic transmissions in Bordeaux in August, review its operations in Russia, and combine the headquarters of Ford U.K. and Ford Credit to a site in Dunton, Essex.
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Facebook has begun invading Instagram with alerts in its settings sidebar (left) and notifications tab (right) Facebook has begun invading Instagram with alerts in its settings sidebar (left) and notifications tab (right) After growing the app to 1 billion users, conquering its archrival Snapchat, turning it into a massive advertising business, Instagram's founders may feel that they've done their duty and are ready to tackle different challenges.
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Read more: Putin's archrival has weaponized YouTube and turned it against the Kremlin "Up until about 2012, Russian media control focused on TV, which is where most of the country gets its information," Karina Alexanyan, a researcher with a background in Russian social media who now works in tech and human sciences at mediaX at Stanford University, wrote in an email to VICE News.
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Read more: Boeing has fallen behind its archrival Airbus after a collapse in deliveries, making its nightmare year even worseThe collective global fleet of 737 Max aircraft has been grounded worldwide, following the discovery of major flaws in an automated system Boeing designed to augment the new larger engines that the Max featured on its airframe, which was essentially unaltered from the previous generation of the 737.
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Uber's investment in Lime follows news that archrival Lyft acquired Motivate, the largest bike-share operator in the US. "Our investment and partnership in Lime is another step towards our vision of becoming a one stop shop for all your transportation needs," said Rachel Holt, the former head of Uber's North America ride-hailing business who's now leading scooter and bike-rental efforts along with public transportation partnerships.
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Read more:Browns and Steelers trade barbs through T-shirts ahead of rematch after Myles Garrett-Mason Rudolph brawlDog-pee celebration costs Ole Miss game against archrival Mississippi StateJalen Ramsey and Marcus Peters got into a heated exchange after the Ravens stomped the Rams, and Ramsey had to be held back on his way to the locker roomOne lucky bettor won $100,000 thanks to Cowboys&apos bizarre decision to kick a late, nearly meaningless field goal against the Patriots
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And there is the added frisson that Suarez plays for Barcelona, while the star of Portugal, Cristiano Ronaldo, plays for its archrival, Real Madrid Goalkeeper: 1 Fernando Muslera (Galatasaray) Defenders: 3 Diego Godin (Atlético Madrid); 33 Jose Maria Gimenez (Atlético Madrid); 22 Martin Caceres (Lazio) Midfielders: 8 Nahitan Nandez (Boca Juniors); 14 Lucas Torreira (Sampdoria); 23 Matias Vecino (Inter Milan); 20 Rodrigo Bentancur (Juventus); 22014 Diego Laxalt (Genoa) Forwards: 22 Edinson Cavani (Paris St Germain); 20 Luis Suarez (Barcelona) Goalkeeper: 23 Rui Patricio (Sporting Lisbon) Defenders: 33 Jose Fonte (Dalian Yifang); 23 Pepe (Besiktas); 22 Raphael Guerreiro (Borussia Dortmund); 23 Ricardo Pereira (Porto) Midfielders: 23 Adrien Silva (Leicester); 10 Joao Mario (West Ham); 14 William Carvalho (Sporting); 11 Bernardo Silva (Manchester City) Forwards: 7 Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid); 17 Goncalo Guedes (Valencia) Portugal and Uruguay don't face each other very often.
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North Korea said Friday that it&aposs still willing to sit for talks with the United States "at any time, (in) any format," a remarkably restrained and diplomatic response, from a nation noted for its proud belligerence, to U.S. President Donald Trump&aposs abrupt cancellation of a summit with the North&aposs autocratic leader, Kim Jong Un. The statement by Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan, a longtime nuclear negotiator and senior diplomat, which said the North is "willing to give the U.S. time and opportunities" to reconsider talks that had been set for June 12 in Singapore, could be driven by a need to use the summit to ease crushing international sanctions, or by a determination that a summit with the mercurial Trump is the best opportunity the North will ever have to elevate itself, and its nuclear program, to equality with its archrival.
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