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archrival

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arch·ri·val  (ärchrvl)
n.
A principal rival.
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And in late May, the company unveiled its new search engine, Bing, which has surprised skeptics by gaining share in the software giant's battle with archrival Google.
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An all-star lineman for the Spartans' football team that went 7-4 and recorded its fourth straight Thanksgiving win over archrival Gardner High last fall, Blanchard also made an indelible impression in his final season of outdoor track.
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The Cayenne 4x4 diesel is due on sale in February - and the new Porsche owes its existence to former archrival Audi.
Cayenne goes diesel by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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