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Mr. Malamud, 42, has made a varied career of taking on pioneering projects and big adversaries.

But though the UN-sponsored Special Tribunal for Lebanon has yet to convene or to charge anyone for the crimes, the impending trial threatens not only to reignite a firestorm in Lebanon, but also to spread sectarian tensions across the Middle East and to vex relations even more between the region's big adversaries, Iran and the United States.

Sir Alex Ferguson said: "He has been a big adversary and will continue to be when he gets his big players back".

The NSA is one of its own biggest adversaries in its fight to keep America safe from cyber attacks.

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The euro's "biggest adversaries were and are the governments in Berlin and Paris," said an editorial in the Berliner Zeitung, which added that France's and Germany's economic retreat "is increasingly paralyzing the entire Continent".

WASHINGTON — Only two weeks after Washington and the nation were debating a unilateral military strike on Syria that was also intended as a forceful warning to Iran about its nuclear program, President Obama finds himself at the opening stages of two unexpected diplomatic initiatives with America's biggest adversaries in the Middle East, each fraught with opportunity and danger.

IBM is one of Oracle's biggest adversaries in the database software arena; however, it also runs the massive consulting business widely used by PeopleSoft customers wary customers Oracle must not lose to SAP. "Improving our relationship with IBM…is critical strategically," Ellison said.

While it was scaling to keep up with demand, its success drew much bigger adversaries into the market.

Some of the most sophisticated hackers in the world may be taking orders from one of the U.S. government's biggest adversaries: Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The long-simmering dispute took on new proportions after Qatar's ruling emir, Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, was quoted in the country's state news agency praising Israel and Iran, two of Saudi Arabia's biggest adversaries.