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what's the difference between "fight against" and "fight with"? what's the difference between "fight against" and "fight with"?

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My opinion: No major difference except that 'Fight against' is more used for staged events eg boxing. "Muhammed Ali will be fighting against Joe Frazier". 'Fight with' is more used in situations like, "He's always fighting with his brother" but then I'm not an English professor.

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