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The Indian-Pakistan nuclear rivalry remains dangerous.

But the festival keeps plugging on, with decidedly more conviviality and an eclectic mix of dance styles, even if that old rivalry remains.

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Ryan Giggs insisted this week that United's biggest rivalry remains with Liverpool — the club it toppled as England's most successful last year — but given the current shape of the Premier League, it is hard to believe him.

The rivalry remains intense and so does New England's desire to avenge its collapse during that first matchup in Week 2. "Both teams are highly competitive and it's a divisional game and an important game," Belichick said.

But there is no doubt that Iran remains a rival to Egypt for supremacy in the region, that the prospect of a nuclear-armed Iran shakes Egyptians as well as the Gulf Arabs, that the Sunni-Shiite rivalry remains hot and hostile, and that Mr. Morsi intends for a newly democratic Egypt, led by a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, to take a more assertive leadership role.

But he will not be as hands-on as his rival: he will first visit the UK in May, and Labour's overall campaign structure, the subject of recent leaks and rivalries, remains unchanged.

Iraq's Pandora Box of ethnic and religious rivalries remains wide open and a more powerful and assertive Iran and its Shiite allies there (and in Lebanon) are perceived as posing a major threat to the interests of the mostly unstable Arab-Sunni regimes in the region (Saudi Arabia; Jordan; Egypt).

Turkish-Persian history was characterized by centuries of rivalry, which remains the case today as both powers seek to shape the Middle East consistent with their respective visions.

Though officially called the Red River Rivalry, it remains better known by its traditional name, the Red River Shootout; the 2005 match-up was the 100th in the series.

Despite existing research into both types of rivalry, it remains unclear to what extent their underlying mechanisms involve common computational rules.