You have done battle with half a dozen mayors, starting with Koch.
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Biden has already done battle over banking issues with one 2020 contender: Massachusetts Sen.
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PillPack, since the 2018 acquisition, has already done battle with e-prescribing company Surescripts and pharmacy giant CVS.
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"It's really cool you guys seem ready to do battle and stuff, but I've never done battle," The Flash explains.
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The two titans have done battle 40 times on the professional tour, with the edge in victories going to Nadal.
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Every year for the last 30 years, housekeepers from the biggest Las Vegas hotels have done battle in the Housekeeping Olympics.
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"We hope it makes a difference," said Jason Stanford, a spokesman for Austin, Texas, Mayor Steve Adler, who has done battle with Uber.
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Inslee and the legislature have done battle on fiscal and budget issues, including how to comply with a court order to properly fund the state's schools.
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The men in Washington, D.C., who have done battle with Ms. Richards ("and they're almost always men") don't see that side of the organization, she said.
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But it's highly complex, and there are incumbents including the pharmacy benefits managers, which negotiate drug prices on behalf of insurers and employers, that have done battle with upstarts.
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At the same time, AT&T's entry into the media sphere will eventually allow it to compete in the streaming business against companies it has rarely done battle with before, including the Walt Disney Company, Comcast, Netflix, Amazon and others.
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In doing so he had survived countless explosions, done battle on speeding trains, fought off monstrous villains with robot arms or steel teeth, ducked a helicopter attack by turning his Lotus Esprit into a submarine, hang-glided from a speedboat just before it met the Iguazu Falls and skied off a thousand-foot cliff, snapping open a Union-flag parachute as he drifted, only slightly unconcerned, to earth.
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This Tipperary and Galway rivalry started very late on due to Galway not performing in the Senior championship. The rivalry kicked into gear in the 1980s, when Galway came to force. In 1980, when Galway won their first All Ireland title since 1923, Tipperary were still in the Senior hurling doldrums. The two counties had done battle a few times, but from 1887 till 1986, Galway had only won one encounter.
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Grace's guide Iliffe and Sons Retrieved 26 February 2013 Autocar claims to have invented the road test in 1928 when it analysed the Austin 7 Gordon England Sunshine Saloon. Autocar has been published weekly throughout its life with only strikes in the 1970s interrupting its frequency. The magazine's name was changed from The Autocar to Autocar at the start of 1962. In 1988 Autocar absorbed the rival magazine Motor, with which it had done battle on the newsstands since 1903.
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Warrior Nun Areala vs. Razor Today, they operate behind the front of a big business, Black Metal Multi Media and are led by Nebelhexa.Warrior Nun Areala: Portraits Over the centuries, Warrior Nuns Areala and the Nebelhexas have done battle as cowgirls in the Wild West, swordsmen in the Three Musketeer's France, as a Christian knight and a quasi-Muslim jihadist in the Crusades, and presumably many others.Warrior Nun Areala: Resurrection #3 The first was one of the Vikings that tried to rape the original Sister Areala.
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The Keeper began his career at Olympiacos Volos, playing in their youth and reserve teams before signing for PAOK in 2007 as PAOK's manager Fernando Santos needed an extra goalkeeper for the upcoming season. He made his official debut for the club in a cup fixture in 2008. He was then shipped out on loan, making a handful of appearances, before establishing himself in the first team fold in the 2011–12 season. From then, he has regularly done battle with the other keepers in the squad to secure the No1 spot.
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Roberts considered it likely that several battles were confused in MacLeod tradition, and that the battle fought at Glendale was fought at a much later date than which MacLeod tradition records. Roberts proposed that MacDonalds could have landed on the north-west coast of Skye, following Alasdair Crotach's seizure of Dunscaith Castle after the year 1513; and that the opposing forces could have met and done battle at Glendale. Roberts noted that Alasdair Crotach later received a lease to the lands of Trotternish, from the Crown. These lands had been held at various times by Torquil MacLeod of Lewis, and Ranald Ban MacDonald of Clanranald.
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However, the historian J.L. Roberts considered it likely that several battles were confused in MacLeod tradition; and that the battle fought at Glendale was fought at a much later date than which MacLeod tradition records. Roberts proposed that MacDonalds could have landed on the north-west coast of Skye, following Alasdair Crotach's seizure of Dunscaith Castle after the year 1513; and that the opposing forces could have met and done battle at Glendale. Roberts noted that Alasdair Crotach later received a lease to the lands of Trotternish, from the Crown. These lands had been held at various times by Torquil MacLeod of Lewis, and Ranald Ban MacDonald of Clanranald.
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