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Meanings of derby in English
Usage of derby in English
1
The riot police were needed outside Villa Park following Tuesday's Birmingham derby.
2
Group F: Across the world for a local derby tonight in Stuttgart.
3
For a supposedly competitive derby match, that is a quite incredible scenario.
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The League One derby also marks how far the clubs have dropped.
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And I think the goal I scored in the derby changed everything.
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In New York's ethno-cultural demolition derby, no one gets a free ride.
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Sunday's win over Ipswich Town was their first derby victory since 2005.
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I was at the Manchester derby, where there was a great atmosphere.
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We don't want tumbling skyscrapers or a destruction derby on the roads.
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Our fans' who came for the derby' travelling two or three days.
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Their veins beat time to the whinny of the derby wreathed cornet.
12
Harry Kane has soared and scored before in the north London derby.
13
The Soweto derby takes place on Saturday, 9 February at FNB Stadium.
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More details about the fixture will be available as derby-day draws nearer.
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Strauss is also one of the changes for the derby on Saturday.
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It's healthier than a normal derby: fans mix, there's never any trouble.
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Portuguese
Derby through the time
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Ireland
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Australia
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