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Meanings of great rivalry in English

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Usage of great rivalry in English
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Lacking strength in depth, the women's game needs a great rivalry.
The new yorker
2
The Tudor period was also the time when great rivalry in dress existed.
Quilts: Their Story and How to Make Them
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It's a great rivalry. Each teams converted over half of its third-down plays.
Reuters
4
At these meetings there would be great rivalry among the wirreenuns.
The Euahlayi Tribe: A Study of Aboriginal Life in Australia
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Rather than Irish rugby's great rivalry, we witnessed the highest grade training session imaginable.
The Irish Times
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He loved grapes as much as Roger did, so there was always great rivalry.
The corfu trilogy
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There has always been great rivalry between Nilssons and Norstedts.
Hula Done It?
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TENNIS: The next great rivalry is up and stumbling.
The Irish Times
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There is great rivalry and daring to greater effort, but ill-natured ridicule is seldom heard.
Ski-running
10
There was great rivalry in getting the start.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea
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But little did we know, another great rivalry was blossoming between Cyril Ramaphosa and John Steenhuisen.
The South African
12
For generations past, there has prevailed a great rivalry and emulation amongst the Amphitryons of Baltimore.
Border and Bastille
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There is great rivalry but great friendship.
The Irish Times
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There seems to have been great rivalry among the villages as to which had the best Maypole.
Miscellanea
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So was the great rivalry launched.
The Guardian
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While it would be wrong to suggest the present sides hate each other, a great rivalry is budding.
The Irish Times
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