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Discover Ludwig"business rival" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You could use it to refer to a company or individual that competes with another in the same industry. For example, "Walmart is one of Amazon's biggest business rivals."
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It was baseless charge, Al-Musawi told me, made by an old business rival.
The main suspect, a business rival of Cotsen's, killed himself in Brussels before police arrived to question him.
"Is it going to be your neighbor, your friend, your business rival?
In 2006, Zlotnikov was jailed for four years for planning to murder a business rival.
So when he discusses boxing these days, he speaks equally as a long-suffering fan and as a business rival.
"The rules were in place when they bought the property," said Mr. Lewin said of his business rival, Kyo-ya.
The evidence was meant to be crucial to the media magnate's appeal against a 2011 ruling ordering him to pay €560m in compensation to a business rival.
Saito (Ken Watanabe) hires Cobb to "incept" a business rival, and together they descend in the man's many layers of consciousness.
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Maybe it was arson at the hands of a jealous business rival, said others.
The election on Sunday gave Maduro a 1.6 percentage point victory over his pro-business rival, Henrique Capriles, according to the National Electoral Council.
Simon Paisley Day effectively wields both the scalpel and the axe as surgeon and boss, and Frank McCusker slyly shifts from business-rival to amorous pursuer.
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