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Meanings of nearest rival in English

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Usage of nearest rival in English
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His nearest rival, Elvin Santos of the ruling Liberal party, conceded defeat.
The Irish Times
2
Iglo is more than twice the size of Findus, its nearest rival.
The Guardian
3
The number of visitors were almost double than nearest rival Trulia Inc's network.
Reuters
4
Trump has amassed a significant delegate lead over his nearest rival, Ted Cruz.
The Guardian
5
UBS retained sixth spot, but widened its lead over nearest rival Citi C.N.
Reuters
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PLI's successful bid was almost twice that of its nearest rival.
The Irish Times
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He got more than twice the votes of his nearest rival.
Radio NZ
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McLaughlin also extended his series lead over nearest rival van Gisbergen to 622 points.
News.com.au
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A recent poll showed him 45 points ahead of Carol Bellamy, his nearest rival.
The new yorker
10
He was 3181 votes ahead of his nearest rival, Maori Party candidate Ngaire Button.
Radio NZ
11
Unofficial tallies of votes show he has a large lead over his nearest rival.
Reuters
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Its nearest rival, CNN got barely a quarter of that.
Radio NZ
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Its nearest rival in this segment was Ford's Ranger, which trailed with 1806 sales.
The South African
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The combined company would be almost twice the size of its nearest rival in Europe.
Reuters
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Its nearest rival in the category was France Growth (up 29 per cent).
The Irish Times
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She was 8500 votes clear of her nearest rival, the Green Party's Julie Anne Genter.
Radio NZ
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