"But what I can say, and I have to be honest, is that Justine had to have this sense of rivalry for her to let out her claws and be able to beat Serena".
According to unofficial written records from a court observer, he spoke of rivalry for top positions and of taking orders from a party agency run by Zhou Yongkang in a cover-up plan, but those remarks were kept out of the official transcripts, as were instances when he talked about specific threats made by investigators.
Officials from the two countries talked early this month in Baghdad and more senior ones expect to get together at a follow-up next month.It seems odd after more than quarter of a century of rivalry for America to expect any help from Iran.
Shaw, partly out of rivalry for Terry's affection, became a merciless critic and in an obituary wrote that Irving was "interested in nothing but himself; and the self in which he was interested was an imaginary self in an imaginary world".
As there were limited numbers of Central Committee seats from each oblast, the division set up the possibility of rivalry for office between factions, and, according to Medvedev, had the potential for beginning a two-party system.
Memorable moments from "60 Minutes," notably the interviews with Watergate conspirators, are recalled, and there are glimpses of internal rivalries for Mr. Hewitt's approval.
They had lost six straight to Army, and that's as big as it gets in terms of rivalries not just for the institutions but also for the fan bases.
We have shown here that reasonable descriptions of rivalry networks for a variety of experiments lead (via the use of fusion-breaking Hopf bifurcations) to the prediction of the percepts that are perceived in these experiments.
Long gone are the days of rumors of their rivalry for the president's attention and their competition to make major announcements.
But we are seeing the beginnings of rivalries that will last for decades.
