A prearranged fight with deadly weapons by two people (accompanied by seconds) in order to settle a quarrel over a point of honor.
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In 1779 a gentleman was killed in a duel in the park.
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The Frenchman continued his aggressive approach, however, in a duel with Ricciardo.
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Said to a real gentleman, these words would have provoked a duel.
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The fifth set was an epic duel of will power and self-control.
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There was no time lost in the preliminaries of the card duel.
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Even in theory the necessity of the artillery duel is still asserted.
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The duel was first to ten frags, and currently the scores read:
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A hundred years ago George would have challenged him to a duel.
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Then the two seconds met and decided the details of the duel.
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Once in a duel he broke the right arm of his opponent.
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Once there sounded the reverberating thunder of two icebergs in a duel.
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Expect Brighton to prevail in an entertaining duel on the south coast.
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He died on the morning of the third day after the duel.
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The females were broken into parties respecting the event of the duel.
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The duel came off one Saturday morning, in the woods near Vincennes.
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Then, I'd challenge each product to a duel with its high-end counterpart.
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