Indeed, the behavioral time courses of rivalry and replay are quite close (see an example in Fig. 1d, and the relatively similar gamma distributions in Supplementary Fig. 1).
But this advantage is skewed in terms of surface types and towards different times in the course of their rivalry.
In the course of the long rivalry between the two teams, from Babe Ruth onward, celebrated players have left the Red Sox to don Yankees pinstripes, often to the anguish of Boston's fans.
"There is fanaticism in each camp, of course, and the sense of rivalry is high".
There is, of course, a rivalry between Gucci and LVMH, just as there is between the houses of Saint Laurent and Chanel, where Mr. Lagerfeld works, as well as an old enmity between Mr. Lagerfeld and Azzedine Alaïa, who is also fond of Mr. Slimane but who left the Dior show when he heard he wasn't being invited to the dinner.
The earlier site was founded by two smart and entrepreneurial Texas A&M University undergraduates, Chris Chilek and John Cunningham (there is, of course, ferocious rivalry between UT and A&M).
Of course the rivalry manifested itself in a rather revolting manner during the 1990 World Cup, when Frank Rijkaard enthusiastically spat into Rudi Völler's mullet, as covered in some depth by Barry Glendenning.
"Of course the rivalry still exists between [France and England], but when it comes to the English I think it exists with all the nations in the world," Lièvremont said.
And of course the rivalry and ensuing competition between the two companies could continue to spur further innovation and growth.
Of course that rivalry doesn't need to be with others, it can be with one's own self as a sort of "competition" to see whether you can beat a goal.
