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Meanings of old foe in English

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Usage of old foe in English
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Yet that old foe of the masses seems to be in retreat.
Reuters
2
Exaggerator had never beaten his old foe Nyquist in four previous starts.
The Guardian
3
New Zealand's first match is is up against old foe France.
Radio NZ
4
He at once let go his hold of his old foe.
The Prairie Chief
5
One faction sought help from its old foe, the Zetas.
The Guardian
6
His old foe the Mechanist is spending his retirement years seeing that he doesn't.
Soon I will be invincible
7
The treason case was first launched against Musharraf by his old foe Sharif in 2013.
The South African
8
Henry's pulses leaped a little at the sight of his old foe and almost friend.
The Scouts of the Valley
9
He did not fear death, he had faced it enough times to know this old foe.
King rolen's kin: the uncrowned king
10
Lew's victory over his old foe is stunning.
Reuters
11
In May, Microsoft's old foe IBM also surpassed its market value for the first time since 1996.
Reuters
12
Seemed the coming of their old foe and totemic animal Ryllandaras might have given Imotan limitless reach.
Return of the Crimson Guard
13
We see the same old foe to-day
Eugene Field, a Study in Heredity and Contradictions — Volume 2
14
A joint North-South project is taking on this old foe however by tapping into advances in bioscience.
The Irish Times
15
Beijing's efforts to strengthen ties with India's old foe Pakistan also caused the shaky friendship to sour.
News.com.au
16
Jonathan Jones gets the first look and is rewarded with a fresh perspective on an old foe.
The Guardian
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