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As I'm not a native speaker (of English) I came to this page to understand the meaning or more precise the historical basis of that expression. I already knew that it means "2nd place", but why "runner-up"? Up what? Somehow it doesn't make sense to me:-). Is there any explanation or historical context or is it just accepted as it is and no questions asked? JB. --92.195.75.109 (talk) 14:56, 15 June 2014 (UTC)Reply