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bitter enemy

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ButWenger, renewing old rivalries with bitter enemy Allardyce, said: "He could have been sent off.
Cruise and Washington play the role of two bitter enemy spies who, after spending two decades trying to kill each other, grudgingly team up against the Matarese, a powerful group at the root of a conspiracy.
Iran indeed is a bitter enemy of the United States, but China was considered a hostile nation decades ago.
 
 
 
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