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Meanings of political rivals in English

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Usage of political rivals in English
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Paes says these are wildly exaggerated claims spread by his political rivals.
The Guardian
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American presidents should never press foreign powers to target their domestic political rivals.
The Guardian
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Even his political rivals recognised the poignancy of his circumstances at that time.
The Irish Times
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And, yet, paradoxically Tsipras remains more popular than any of his political rivals.
The Guardian
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Trump has a history of promoting conspiracy theories about political rivals.
Reuters
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The veto served to unite the political rivals Hamas and Fatah in condemnation.
The Guardian
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They had become political rivals in the Presidential election of 1800.
United States Presidents' Inaugural Speeches: From Washington to...
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Instead, she accusing her long-standing political rivals of trying to destabilise the country.
The Irish Times
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Here he was not so sagacious as his great political rivals.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 11: American Founders
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But during his speech, attention soon turned to the behaviour of his political rivals.
News.com.au
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But Dion's findings are likely to reinvigorate criticism of Trudeau by his political rivals.
The Guardian
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But Samba-Panza herself is already under attack from political rivals.
The Guardian
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Eugene Mangalaza's nomination had been part of a power-sharing deal with Rajoelina's political rivals.
Reuters
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But political rivals were united in condemning the walk out.
BBC
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But he also has to contend with political rivals unhappy with the debate's tone.
Reuters
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The 200 nor so returning Ustashe were greeted back even by their political rivals.
Terrorists and Freedom Fighters
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