Peru seems to have remained strongly royalist in large part because of its rivalry with Río de la Plata, to which it had lost control of Upper Peru when the later was elevated to a viceroyalty in 1776.
A long-established private transport trade body, the Taxicab, Limousine and Paratransit Association, has sought to highlight alleged criminal behaviour by drivers for Uber and Lyft as part of its rivalry with the start-ups.
This news will doubtless come as music to the ears of LG – especially given the intensity of its rivalry with its South Korean neighbour.
The Taliban could totally give up, Pakistan might get bored of its rivalry with India, and Karzai could go all straight edge and give up his gigantic criminal enterprise.
Just before Christmas last year, Francis surprised an audience of cardinals and monsignors by denouncing the various "diseases" of the Curia its "pathology of power," its "rivalry and vainglory," its "gossiping, grumbling, and backbiting," its "idolizing of superiors," its "careerism and opportunism".
No one says it, but they would like to be more like the women's tour, which has been a model of stability, has cultivated its rivalries and enjoys the leadership of its top players.
Well, we never thought it would happen because of its intense rivalry with Google, but Facebook is almost ready to launch an official app for Android phones.
But maybe, in the case of its bitter rivalry with Samsung, it's not willing to give a heartfelt apology.
Crucially, the Armeniac Theme, either because of its traditional rivalry with the Anatolics, or because it had not yet joined up with the rest of the army, did not join the uprising.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] v CambridgeThe picture you used of a victorious Cambridge crew in the annual boat race did not reflect all aspects of its historical rivalry with Oxford ("Trailing in its wake", January 17th).
