Contend
Contend verb - To engage in a contest.
Right
Right verb - Make right or correct.
Both words in one sentence
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The two are suspiciously similar, right down to Bugs having to contend with an annoying mouse living in his piano.
Source: Mickey Mousing -
It's worth noting that while Maiar are usually seen as "lesser" spirits, some among them, like Sauron, Melian and Arien, are vastly powerful in their own right, and can contend with the Powers themselves or put them on the defensive.
Source: Physical God - They also seem to be above nearly all godlike beings of the DC Universe, although in the right situations, other personified entities like the Kindly Ones, Lucifer, and some others have the power to contend their influence.
Source: The Old Gods aka: Elder God
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