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- verb UK Present participle of
rival .
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Examples
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"It isn't a question of" rivalling "," Felicia stormed, furious at his lack of understanding.
Falcon's Prey Jordan, Penny 1997
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It had once been the home of a rivalling wizard by the name of Theodoor, but he hadn't been seen in quite a while.
D&D last night nathreee 2009
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South Africa, currently rivalling England for the top spot in world cricket, isn't affected as much as nontest-playing Ireland, for example.
When Home Is Away From Home Richard Lord 2011
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What was once solely ours he now duplicates, rivalling our merchants in the commerce of the East, thrashing the Russian on sea and land.
The Yellow Peril 2010
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A club renowned around the world, it is a must-see for many tourists to Manchester thanks to a history that includes the formation of Bugged Out! and a reputation for rivalling Ibiza lineups.
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I doubt Valvin Muscat will ever come close to rivalling riesling in the region, but there is plenty to like about it.
Finger Lakes Wine 2009
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Later however, the presentation was given in the theatre rivalling todays BBCs
Stalag 18A 2010
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They are backed by the only man even close to currently rivalling England's Graeme Swann for the title of world's best spinner, the increasingly impressive Saeed Ajmal .
Pakistan Shows Resilience Amid Turmoil Richard Lord 2011
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I doubt Valvin Muscat will ever come close to rivalling riesling in the region, but there is plenty to like about it.
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Yet the buzz surrounding Ford's collection is already rivalling interest in the sell-out show of the festival – last night's launch of the next collection by Issa, Kate Middleton's favourite label.
Tom Ford takes fashion back in time to find its lost mystique 2011
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