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Meanings of fierce rivalry in English

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Usage of fierce rivalry in English
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His last years were embittered by the fierce rivalry of his sons.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 11 — Ancient and Mediæval Hi...
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But then Athens permitted fierce rivalry and perpetual change, and was certainly not happy.
The Coming Race
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The beauty-spots of Great Britain are engaged just now in a fierce rivalry of advertisement.
From a Cornish Window / A New Edition
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Next year, he will probably be the subject of fierce rivalry among Coney Island caterers.
Danger! A True History of a Great City's Wiles and Temptations /...
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A fierce rivalry exists between these two clubs, dating back to at least the early 80s.
The Guardian
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BEACH volleyballer Chris McHugh spent the past decade building up a fierce rivalry with Victorian Damien Schumann.
News.com.au
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A fierce rivalry with Ford, most famously on Bathurst's Mt Panorama racetrack, took the brand to passionate heights.
Reuters
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There might be fierce rivalry behind the scenes, but generally the various producers like to present a united front.
The Irish Times
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Still, in the interdealer broker field, there is often fierce rivalry between companies to hire the most sought-after individuals.
Reuters
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SO much for fierce rivalry.
The Irish Times
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A fierce rivalry with Ford F.N, most famously on Bathurst's Mt Panorama racetrack, took the brand to passionate heights.
Reuters
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The fall of Quebec did not merely bring to a close the fierce rivalry of France and England in America.
Picturesque Quebec : a sequel to Quebec past and present
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The struggle of the Baltimore and Ohio for its share of Western business led to fierce rivalry with the Pennsylvania.
The Railroad Builders: A Chronicle of the Welding of the States
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The Belles have a fierce rivalry with Arsenal, who in recent years overtook them as the most decorated club in English women's football.
The Guardian
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They are now locked in a fierce rivalry, with Ah Tai's stallfront plastered with newspaper clippings talking up the vicious chicken rice war.
News.com.au
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By inspiring a fierce rivalry between the would-be golfers of the two clubs, they could build up a thriving practice in their chosen profession.
Her Weight in Gold
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