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Taking a cue from Duke, which it is expected to rival for supremacy in men's college basketball this season, UConn today also posted an opening-game rout over a school from the state of Connecticut.

Worldwide, growth in solar installations is expected to rival the boom occurring in the United States.

Peru, whose economic growth is expected to rival or outstrip Brazil's over the next several years, exemplifies the challenges remaining in a sizzling economy.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will seek to "not lose" in front of a television audience that is expected to rival the Super Bowl's.

The e-commerce giant is also moving forward with plans for a stock sale that is expected to rival Facebook's $16 billion offering two years ago.

Snowfall is expected to rival Buffalo's all-time snow record of 82 inches that fell over five days in 2001.

The day-and-a-half event is expected to rival Black Friday-level sales, and will include sweeping discounts on more than a million items and services for Prime members worldwide.

The 90th birthday party is expected to rival the Happiest Homecoming on Earth, which celebrated the 50th anniversary of Disneyland and drove hordes of visitors through the gates of the Anaheim theme park.

Russia's Chernova was expected to rival Ennis for gold but it was Olympic heptathlon champion Dobrynska who proved the strongest - she broke the indoor world record - with Lithuanian Austra Skujyte also impressing for a surprise bronze.

PSG have held a firm interest in the 28-year-old Frenchman for over a year and were expected to rival Arsenal for his signature in the summer.

Brothers Alistair and Jonny Brownlee have been training in the Queensland resort of Noosa for more than a month to ready themselves for an event in which they are expected to rival one another for gold.