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rival

[rahy-vuhl] / ˈraɪ vəl /






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This year though, he lost his seat in his home province of Rayong to a rival from an old established family which has traditionally occupied positions of power there.

From BBC

The trips highlight the dilemma facing many middle powers that are seeking to reduce their dependencies on rival great powers while not exposing their defenses or hurting their economies in the short term.

From The Wall Street Journal

It would also help it anchor its rival administration in western Sudan, says Acled, an independent global conflict monitor.

From BBC

An Anthropic spokeswoman said the change is intended to help the company compete with several rivals against an uneven policy backdrop that puts the onus on companies to make their own judgments about safeguards.

From The Wall Street Journal

Anthropic has consistently aimed to position itself as a more safety-orientated approach to AI research as compared to rivals.

From BBC