Government internet blocks have kept out would-be rivals like Facebook.
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That gives them a leg up over would-be rivals like Amazon.
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Although many consider the pair to be rivals, the statistics tell another story.
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That leaves even less open space for his would-be rivals to attack.
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An increase in the emirate's exports could discourage investment by would-be rivals.
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"The portal will be entertaining; you will not be rivals," he told the reporter.
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Despite the profusion of would-be rivals, Neo's investors see promise in the original.
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They used to be rivals, but I meant him when he was a young nothing.
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They may be rivals but the world's two principal aviation giants can play nice sometimes.
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Throughout its history, Facebook has had a habit of eliminating would-be rivals by simply copying features.
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The two actresses have been rumored to be rivals in the past, which McGowan denies in her letter.
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But even though the Stark sisters may be rivals on screen, Williams and Turner are best friends IRL.
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It's an interesting partnership, mainly because DJI and 3DR used to be rivals in the consumer drone space.
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The would-be rivals to Medellin's Atletico Nacional were paid funerary honors usually reserved for dignitaries and presidents.
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Since 2010, the big five have spent a net $100bn in cash (and more in stock) to buy would-be rivals.
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And, yes, sometimes it's just a way of choking out would-be rivals before they get too big for their boots.
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But male rappers aren't just expected to beef and be rivals with their peers, their success is often reliant on it.
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New features One of the biggest competitive advantages Tesla has over would-be rivals is its over-the-air software updates.
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But while they may be rivals, they agree on one thing –– they will not go to the White House if they win.
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These kinds of agreements render extraordinary amounts of US dominance over other countries basically acceptable to major powers that might otherwise be rivals.
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"I think it does set these cities up to be rivals to Silicon Valley a generation or two down the road," Mr. Zandi said.
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The primary is already crowded, and some of his would-be rivals, such as South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, have put together expansive bundler lists.
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Furthermore, within the ruling "Chavismo" movement, Maduro outmaneuvered would-be rivals, such as powerful party No. 2 Diosdado Cabello, to make his candidacy a fait accompli.
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So as McIlroy's stature was growing, he got only glimpses of Woods, the foe and mentalist whose competitive fire often reduced his would-be rivals to ash.
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To other birds — potential mates or would-be rivals — these smells carry many messages, not unlike the birdsongs and fancy feathers that are more obvious to human observers.
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But that drive also helped shape a company that, for much of its history, managed to outflank would-be rivals and dominate the chip industry like no other.
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Managing his would-be rivals will feed into the calculation for an upcoming government reshuffle, when Laurent Fabius, the foreign minister, is expected to move to the constitutional council.
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His retirement also means he has the financial freedom to carve out his niche, something that has kept would-be rivals from getting their own enterprises off the ground.
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Most of his would-be rivals are very small operators, who use mainstream social media sites like YouTube and Twitter to push traffic to their own, often clunky websites.
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Watching Moriah Jefferson and Kelsey Plum together during the San Antonio Stars' opening weekend this month, you'd never guess that the two point guards are supposed to be rivals.
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He surprised critics by holding up for ridicule brand-name drug companies that had refused to supply would-be rivals with samples of their drugs to deter generic competition.
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Her decision came after Parliament repeatedly rejected the Brexit settlement she had negotiated with Europe, fatally weakening her position within the party as would-be rivals began circling overhead.
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Superstar firms can draw on their financial and political capital to quash or take over would-be rivals, leaving fewer high-growth companies with the potential to anchor local economies.
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"Self-driving is completely overhyped," Villig said dismissively of how a number of its rivals and would-be rivals are pursuing a strategy to build and therefore "own" autonomous car technology.
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The company's services chief Eddy Cue has said the company plans to add new content at a slower pace than its soon-to-be rivals, with a prioritization on quality over quantity.
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Among Republican primary voters in the Granite State, Lewandowski registered 23 percent support, while two of his would-be rivals, Don Bolduc and Bill O'Brien, scored 9 percent and 7 percent, respectively.
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Some countries in the region have opted to join Russian-led organizations and would-be rivals to the European Union and NATO, such as the Eurasian Economic Union and Collective Security Treaty organization.
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And Netflix isn't the only company Disney will be battling in the years to come; the list of competitors and would-be rivals now includes everyone from Amazon to Apple to AT&T.
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Bouteflika, among the veterans of the 1954-62 war of independence against France who dominate Algeria, consolidated his power by outfoxing would-be rivals in the military and security services, and containing grassroots discontent.
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Since at times these companies could be rivals, this would put ISPs in the role of picking winners or losers among or between companies offering potentially the same services, based on their differing abilities to pay.
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GM's mapping efforts via Cruise will eventually cover over 100 cities, the job offer says, and could help to give the company an edge over would-be rivals in the autonomous car tech field, including Alphabet's Waymo.
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And Netflix is expected to burn about $245bn this year on original and licensed content in a bid to add to its 2115m global subscribers before most of its would-be rivals get fully up and running.
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While his would-be rivals were out campaigning in early states like Iowa and New Hampshire and South Carolina, Biden was teasing Democrats with his scattered public appearances in friendly settings such as college campuses and union confabs.
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Speaking on the sidelines of an annual meeting of China's parliament, Wang said China had no intention of displacing the United States and that the two countries did not have to be rivals but should strive to be partners.
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That mode, known as Fortnite Battle Royale, has divided locker rooms, formed hierarchies completely unrelated to depth charts, created friendships between would-be rivals and led even potential All-America contenders to make the game part of their daily offseason routine.
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Unlike many would-be rivals — who have either declared their intentions or are taking more traditional steps toward a run, like building campaigns-in-waiting and assembling early-state teams — Mr. O'Rourke has done little formal preparation for a bid.
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In a report published today, the Open Data Institute (ODI) said that "data monopolies" were stifling innovation in the UK. These companies duplicate one another's efforts, said the report, while using their large financial clout to gain insurmountable leads over would-be rivals.
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There was a dull mark on Netflix's third quarter, which otherwise helped reassure Wall Street it could defend its streaming empire from soon-to-be rivals like Disney and Apple: Subscribers in the US were still canceling the service in higher numbers than before.
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Yet even as Mr. Biden defended himself, and his former staff members praised his conduct as a boss, some of the former vice president's would-be rivals in the 2020 Democratic field and some allies said that Ms. Flores's claim should be taken seriously.
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His would-be rivals for the Democratic nomination have already been campaigning and organizing for months in the early primary and caucus states that play a crucial role in choosing a nominee, and the contest has largely coalesced around four leading candidates: Biden, Warren, Sanders and Buttigieg.
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WAR OF ATTRITION The world's two largest planemakers have waged a war of attrition over subsidies at the WTO since 2004 in a dispute that has tested the trade policeman's influence and is expected to set the tone for competition from would-be rivals from China.
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Lilium's would-be rivals include not just fellow German startup Volocopter, but also Kitty Hawk, eHang, Joby and Uber, in addition to Blade and Skyryse, air taxi services of sorts that offer more conventional helicopters and other vessels in limited launches for those willing to spend the money.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.), they aren't sure he has created a lane for himself against would-be rivals.
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Still, that's not a very robust lineup if it is limited to those five show , and Apple is reportedly going to add shows at a pace slower than soon-to-be rivals like Netflix, according to an interview services chief Eddy Cue gave to The Sunday Times back in June.
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And this is the crux of McCain's message to Congress: let's be rivals with respect for each other; let's have a fierce clash of ideas and make the committee room our battlefield; let's give America's voters credit for sending us representatives and senators who are passionate about their political points of view and can defend them in an intellectual tug-of-war.
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After a star-making turn in his close race against Senator Ted Cruz, Mr. O'Rourke is increasingly serious about a 22022 run — a development that is rousing activists in early-voting states, leading veterans of former President Barack Obama's political operation (and Mr. Obama himself) to offer their counsel and hampering would-be rivals who are scrambling to lock down influential supporters and strategists as future campaign staff.
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Ahead of the report, data from SimilarWeb that was exclusively shared with Business Insider signaled where Netflix was gaining ground internationally: Exclusive data that predicted Netflix's big Q2 subscriber miss suggests international growth has bounced backWhile the strong international showing may have satisfied some investors, others are looking to the fourth quarter and 2020 to firm up their bets on how Netflix will stand against soon-to-be rivals like Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus.
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Today, the gang is thought to be rivals of the Hells Angels who were formerly in alliance with them.
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Morrison was a four-year starter on the offensive line and a member of Shorter's inaugural team under head coach Phil Jones. They seemed to be Rivals with team Taller's strong defensive prowess.
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He says they are very much alike and he knows they will be partners in their careers. ; :Self- proclaimed lifetime rival of Masumi. Lost to Masumi during a contest with the Odile variation because of reckless mistakes. She hasn't forgotten and has told Masumi that they will be rivals for life.
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Meanwhile, the EagleBank Bowl, hosted by RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C., not far from the Maryland campus, secured in-state rival Navy, but the game date conflicted with Maryland's final exams.Heather Dinich,Navy, Maryland meant to be rivals, ESPN, December 2, 2008.Patrick Stevens, ACC pick for bowl in D.C. uncertain, The Washington Times, December 2, 2008.
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As it happens, she falls for Sobhan again by seeing his deeds to help his friend . He too reciprocates but trouble comes as Vasanthi's father fixes her marriage with his relative Jagan (Kabir Duhan Singh). A murder happens and the blame falls on Sobhan. Things get further complicated when Shobhan and Vasanthi's parents turning to be rivals.
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Girls Aloud were formed through the show by a public vote on 30 November 2002. The concept of the programme was to produce a boyband and a girlband who would be "rivals" and compete for the Christmas number one single in 2002. Girls Aloud competed against One True Voice, managed by music producer Pete Waterman. Both groups were sent on huge promotional tour.
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Malien becomes an important ally of Flydd's cause to bring down the Council of Scrutators. ;Yggur A great and powerful mancer who is over 1200 years old. He joins Flydd's cause but he and the Scrutator will forever be rivals. He helps coordinate the attack on Nennifer and it is he and Malien who cause the amplimet to wreak havoc on the fortress.
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Patrick Stevens, ACC pick for D.C. bowl uncertain, The Washington Times, 2 December 2008. Gladchuk said, "We have exams that week, too, but we're going to show up ... Everybody has an excuse why they can't do this or can't do that. We're finding a way to accommodate the bowl's situation."Heather Dinich, Navy, Maryland meant to be rivals, ESPN, 2 December 2008.
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The university's biggest rival is Texas A&M; University. However, in football, Texas considers the Oklahoma Sooners to be a more significant rival. According to Bill Little, the Longhorns' assistant athletic director, the rivalry against A&M; is "based on respect", while the rivalry against Oklahoma is "based on anger". Other teams have also been considered to be rivals of the Longhorns in various sports.
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He left Troyes in 1964, hoping for a place with Tom Simpson in the Peugeot team. When the place didn't become free, he moved to Ghent, in Belgium. There, if he couldn't ride for Simpson he could at least train with him. In races, however, they would be rivals; Denson was to ride for Rik Van Looy in the Solo team, sponsored by a margarine company.
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During their time in the EFL, Yeovil fans considered both Bristol Rovers and Bristol City to be rivals. In August 2009, Yeovil played Exeter City for the first time in the league, and both clubs have shared a rivalry since, with the match often being billed as a Westcountry Derby. Swindon Town and AFC Bournemouth were also considered somewhat rivals due to geographical proximity.
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Five-year-old Arle Nadja (later the protagonist in the Puyo Puyo series) is a member of the magic school. For her final exam, she must go through the Dark Prince’s tower. Her knowledge and skills will be greatly tested with the puzzles and illusions of fiends that are inside. Not all are illusions though, there may be rivals and friends in this tower.
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In the 1968 All-Star Game where Hull and Howe were teammates for the first time, Hull said "it was nice finally having Gordie on my side. He was no fun playing against". Hull and Howe would also be rivals in the World Hockey Association (WHA), as members of the Winnipeg Jets and Houston Aeros, respectively, and would be reunited as teammates on the Hartford Whalers where they finished off their playing careers.
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The Earl of Sussex and the Earl of Leicester were said to be rivals for the favour of Elizabeth 1.Edwards, 1899, p. 8 Lady Sidney’s brother, Sir Henry Sidney, married Mary Dudley, the eldest daughter of the Duke of Northumberland and sister of the Queen’s favourite, Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester. Arms of Frances Sidney, Countess of Sussex, namely Radclyffe (Argent, a bend engrailed sable) impaling Sidney (Or, a pheon point down azure).
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Donal O'Sullivan, clerk of the Seanad throughout its existence, suggests that these 18 had an incentive to vote for less popular candidates since the nominees would be rivals in the ensuing election.O'Sullivan, p.154 O'Sullivan describes the results as "a very great disappointment ... the list [of successful candidates] could not compare with the list of the ten rejected." Oliver St. John Gogarty made a similar remark in the Seanad itself after the results were announced.
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Girls Aloud were formed through Popstars: The Rivals by a public vote on 30 November 2002. The concept of the programme was to produce a boyband and a girlband who would be "rivals" and compete for the Christmas number one single in 2002. Girls Aloud competed against One True Voice, managed by music producer Pete Waterman. Girls Aloud recorded a cover version of "Stay Another Day", intended as their debut single, with Cheryl Cole providing lead vocals.
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That season, an economic recession factored into the selections. In general, bowl officials attempted to select teams in close geographic proximity to compensate for an anticipated drop in ticket sales. Maryland, however, stated that they would not accept a berth to face in-state rival Navy in the nearby EagleBank Bowl due to a conflict with the school's final exams. Heather Dinich, Navy, Maryland – meant to be rivals , ESPN, December 2, 2008, retrieved November 4, 2018.
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David and Ainslie were claimed to be rivals for most of the series. Katie almost got thrown out of the Academy as a punishment for damaging equipment during a water fight she instigated. Camilla and Lemar got closer and closer, until on the night when all of the contestants returned to the house, they kissed in one of the bedrooms. Sinéad and Malachi were also very close, but a relationship failed to materialise once they left the Academy.
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One True Voice were formed in November 2002 on the ITV1 programme Popstars: The Rivals. The concept of the programme was to produce a boyband and a girlband who would be 'rivals' and compete for the Christmas number one single in 2002. The five boys who made it into the group which was to be managed by Pete Waterman were Daniel Pearce, Matt Johnson, Keith Semple, Jamie Shaw, and Anton Gordon. The boy band were managed by Pete Waterman.
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Following World War II, and with new manufacturing processes and the proliferation of the refrigerator, Graeter's faced challenges from competitors who could mass- produce ice cream. Among its competitors was Aglamesis Bro's, another family- owned business opened in Cincinnati, as well as United Dairy Farmers, which grew quickly. Graeter's and Algamesis Bros., in particular, are routinely considered to be rivals in Cincinnati, though the companies are different in size and the style of ice cream they make is different.
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In 2010, producers decided to exhibit Hunter through a drug addiction storyline to highlight the far stretch and extent of drug addiction. In April 2011 it was announced Rachel Foreman would arrive as new character, Paige Munroe. Paige and Hunter were set to be rivals and compete for top of the medical class. Struggling to cope with medical school study, Hunter starts to take caffeine pills and after seeing Paige taking ADHD medication, borrows some off her to help study.
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Bystanders quickly separated the two before a full-on brawl could develop and Thomas Gale stormed off. Two days later as Thompson was stepping out of his office, he was confronted by the Gale brothers in downtown Roseburg on June 11, 1871. Newspapers report the encounter started with Thompson apologizing to Thomas for spitting in his face, which was not accepted. Reports conflict on what happened next. Thompson writes of the event in his memoir, writing: > “... Success was not attained without gaining the enmity and bitter hatred > of my would-be rivals in business.
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Female fans of girl groups, called "Yeodeok", were also established. The rivalry present in the first-generation idols was not as frequent among second-generation idols as concepts and music genres diversified. Wonder Girls and Girls' Generation, who debuted in 2007, gained popularity together and were perceived to be rivals, but as more idol groups made their debuts there were fewer instances of them being dubbed rivals. Wonder Girls, Kara, and Girls' Generation pursued an appealing image and were heavily influenced by the groups in the previous generation, with Kara resembling Fin.
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Heng Samrin was born in Kampong Cham Province, Cambodia, in 1934. He joined the Khmer Rouge communist movement led by Pol Pot, and became a political commissar and army division commander when the Khmer Rouge, backed by China, took over the government in 1975. In 1978, after a series of violent purges within the Khmer Rouge leadership in which many prominent cadre members whom Pol Pot felt might be rivals were executed, he fled to Vietnam. In Vietnam he was one of the founding members of the Kampuchean United Front for National Salvation (FUNSK).
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Defenses of this notion are often formulated by reference to biology, and observations that living things compete more with their own kind than with other kinds. Rather, what is of intrinsic good is the flourishing of all sentient life, extending to those animals that have some level of similar sentience, such as Great Ape personhood. Others go farther, declaring that life itself is of intrinsic value. By another approach, one achieves peace and agreement by focusing, not on one's peers (who may be rivals or competitors), but on the common environment.
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Yang Pu, after taking imperial title, honored his mother Queen Dowager Wang as empress dowager. He also created his brothers, his sons, and Yang Longyan's son Yang Fen () imperial princes. After Xu Wen's death, his offices were divided between Xu Zhigao and Xu Zhixun, but the brothers' continued to be rivals, with Xu Zhigao in control of the imperial government at Jiangdu and Xu Zhixun in control of Wu's largest army at Jinling. In winter 929, Xu Zhigao tricked Xu Zhixun into coming to Jiangdu to defend himself against charges of impropriety, and detained him once he was at Jiangdu.
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It is disputed if this series can be considered a traditional rivalry. As early as 1994, The Commercial Appeal in Memphis referred to the Memphis–Ole Miss football series as a "Mid-South rivalry." In later years, "Mid-South rivalry" began to be used by the Memphis and Ole Miss athletic departments as well as media outlets like SB Nation. Prior to the 2019 game, former Ole Miss receiver A.J. Brown tweeted that the series was "not a rivalry," and Ole Miss quarterback Matt Corral answered "no" when asked by a reporter if he considered Ole Miss and Memphis to be rivals.
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But it was around the sixth draft she decided to make it about a witch and a mad scientist, Patricia and Laurence. Initially they were to be rivals, using science and magic to fight each other, but Anders realized it would work better if they were friends. She said it was the relationship she had created in "Six Months, Three Days" that made her decide to make All the Birds in the Sky a "relationship story". Anders cited Cory Doctorow's Little Brother (2008) and Jo Walton's Among Others (2011) as inspiration for the Patricia and Laurence coming of age sections of the novel.
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The group Girls Aloud was formed on 30 November 2002, in front of millions of viewers on ITV's Popstars: The Rivals. The concept of the programme, hosted by Big Brother presenter Davina McCall was to produce a boyband and a girlgroup who would be "rivals" and compete for the 2002 Christmas number one single. Following the initial success of Hear'Say (winners of the original Popstars show), several thousand applicants attended auditions across the United Kingdom in hope of being selected. Ten girls and ten boys were chosen as finalists by judges Pete Waterman, Louis Walsh and Spice Girls member Geri Halliwell.
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Though she and Sam will occasionally be rivals for Michael's attention, there is no real hostility between them anymore; and they now share a committed, if antagonistic, friendship. Though neither likes to admit it, they work well as a team, as Michael has pointed out. They have also demonstrated a willingness to risk life and limb for one another, as Fiona helped Michael rescue Sam from a vicious drug lord at the end of Season 1; and Sam likewise helped Michael save Fiona from O'Neill's clutches. Sam confessed that he felt sad when he thought Fiona would be returning to Ireland.
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Akinori Watanabe, the previous director of Toei Company's Television Business Division was worried that the plot alone will be too depressing to viewers and wanted to avoid viewers crying all the time. In response to Watanabe's request, he created the rival character to the Go Siblings, Prince Heinel. Heinel himself was based on one of the actors in the world-famous Takarazuka Revue. According to Kei Iijima, one of Toei's producers, that the brothers and Heinel will be rivals throughout the series until the final episode, in which he will be revealed to be related to them by blood but have a tragic end and redemption.
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In economics, both goods and producers of goods are said to be rivals. A good is said to be rivalrous if its consumption by one consumer prevents simultaneous consumption by other consumers. Companies that compete to sell the same goods can become rivals as each seeks to convince consumers to purchase its products, to the exclusion of the products of its rival: The rivalry between Millwall F.C. and West Ham United F.C. is one of the oldest and bitterest in the history of English football. The rivalry between Celtic F.C. and Rangers F.C., both Glasgow teams, is based on the ethno-political sectarianism of The Troubles.
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A rugby union match taking place at Croke Park during the 2007 Six Nations Championship The following is a list of non-Gaelic games played at Croke Park (formerly Jones's Road). The Gaelic Athletic Association formerly prohibited the playing of foreign sports at GAA-owned stadiums under Rule 42 of its rule book. While this wording remains as the current Rule 5.1(b), a footnote now reads: In practice the rule was only applied to the sports of soccer and rugby, which were perceived to be rivals to the playing of Gaelic games.The odd couple: Soccer and GAA remain bitter enemies The Irish Independent.
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Cusack, along with others, codified Gaelic football in 1887. The GAA retained some hostility to rugby and soccer until recent years, through its Rule 42, which prohibits the use of GAA property for games with interests in conflict with the interests of the GAA – such games are referred to by some as "garrison games" or "foreign sports". In practice, the rule has only been applied to the sports of soccer, and rugby, which were perceived to be rivals to the playing of Gaelic games. Not all such codes were successful – Swedish football was created from a mixture of rugby and soccer rules, but was overtaken by soccer.
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In My Journey itself he claimed to be the first person ever to write in demotic prose, ignoring the Ionian writers from Manousos and Konemenos onwards; "... in his desire to be totally original he failed to give due credit to the work of the post-Solomos writers from the Ionian Islands, whom he no doubt felt to be rivals." (Mackridge 2009 pp. 224–5) This may be connected with his exclusion of any Ionian influence from his version of demotic. Psycharis divided the world into allies and enemies, with nothing in between, and he could be very dismissive and patronizing about anyone other than his closest allies.
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Li Yuanhao and Cao Shunde used to be rivals a decade ago because both of them fell in love with the same woman, Zhenniang, who eventually married Cao. Cao senses Li's ill intentions so he secretly sends a messenger to the Song imperial court to ask for reinforcements. However, the Song government is occupied with a war against the Liao dynasty, so they despatched Fang Tianyou, an artist from the Hanlin Academy, to resolve the crisis. Fang brings with him a Buddhist sutra printed in gold lettering, in the hope that the presence of the sutra in Dunhuang will increase the sanctity of the city and make Li Yuanhao think twice about invasion.
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Occasionally it is used as a threat signal to signify an impending attack on territory. A large song repertoire can enhance a male's ability to survive and reproduce as he has a greater ability to defend his territory from other males, and a larger number of males in the species means a larger variety of songs being transmitted. Fragmentation of the Dupont's Lark territory from agriculture, forestry and urbanization appears to have a large effect on their communication structures. Males only perceive territories of a certain distance to be rivals and so isolation of territory from others due to fragmentation leads to a decrease in territorial calls as the males no longer have any reason to use it or have any songs to match.
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Strauss left the orchestra to join a popular string quartet known as the Lanner Quartet, formed by his would-be rivals Joseph Lanner and the Drahanek brothers, Karl and Johann. This string quartet playing Viennese Waltzes and rustic German dances expanded into a small string orchestra in 1824. Strauss became deputy conductor of the orchestra to assist Lanner in commissions after it became so popular during the Fasching of 1824 and Strauss was soon placed in command of a second smaller orchestra which was formed as a result of the success of the parent orchestra. In 1825, he decided to form his own band and began to write music (chiefly, dance music) for it to play after he realized that he could also possibly emulate the success of Lanner in addition to putting an end to his financial struggles.
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After Empress Zhang became empress, she tried to have her son Li Shao, who was said to be only a few years old, made crown prince. Emperor Suzong, who favored Li Chu as crown prince, could not decide immediately, but after consulting with the official Li Kui, he created Li Chu crown prince later in 758 and changed Li Chu's name to Li Yu. She nevertheless thereafter tried to have Li Yu replaced with Li Shao, but after Li Shao died in 760, because Li Tong was even younger, Li Yu's position was secure. Throughout the years, Empress Zhang and Li Fuguo's alliance held, and in 760, they together persuaded Emperor Suzong to acquiesce to forcibly moving Emperor Xuanzong, who was then at his preferred subsidiary palace Xingqing Palace (興慶宮), back to the main palace, and exiling Emperor Xuanzong's staff members. However, as of spring 762, when both Emperors Xuanzong and Suzong were seriously ill, Empress Zhang and Li Fuguo had begun to be rivals.
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Despite that in 1995, during the joint interview with Kerimova and Guliyeva, they claimed not to be rivals since the genres of music they performed were different, it is not a secret that the issues as "who would go on stage to perform first" or "who would record a song of popular composer before anyone else" were ones of the main causes of their enmity. Since Kerimova went on streets against newly elected Azerbaijani government in 2003, she became unwelcomed and later left her active musical career. However, as TV channels were inviting Kerimova to talk shows, she used to insult Guliyeva, naming her a "disgrace to the musical stage and art, as well as to the Azerbaijani nation".İlhamə Quliyeva səhnəyə, sənətə və millətə ləkədir Yet, while Guliyeva in her public and TV speeches held Kerimova in high esteem,İlhamə Quliyeva Flora Kərimova haqda danışdı Kerimova's attitude towards Guliyeva didn't change throughout time.
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More than just geography dictated from the beginning that the two teams would be rivals, though the spirit of animosity between them certainly was stoked by the fact that scarcely 70 miles separate the Athens and Clemson campuses. The history of the series stretches back to the earliest days of both football programs, which sprang from a common fountainhead: Walter Riggs, who founded Clemson football, learned the sport as a student at Auburn, where he played for George Petrie who learned the sport as a student at Johns Hopkins, where Petrie acquired his passion for the game with classmate Charles Herty, who founded Georgia football. That shared heritage and close proximity have combined to produce many family ties connecting the neighboring programs. Tavarres King and Jay Romeare two of several Georgia players whose fathers played for Clemson, whereas former Tiger quarterbacks Cullen Harper and Jon Richt were the sons of Bulldogs lineman Jeff Harper and Bulldogs head coach Mark Richt, respectively. In one instance, a president of what was then Clemson College (Patrick Hues Mell, 1902-1910) was the son of former chancellor of the University of Georgia (Patrick H. Mell, 1878-1888).
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