We compete aggressively but we compete in the right way.
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Let Victor compete in his race; I'd compete in mine.
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"Countries need to compete better, not compete less," he said.
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Yes, you can compete and compete well while on your period.
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They don't just compete against banks—they compete against credit card companies.
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Michael Symon: We compete with everything, like off camera we compete in golf.
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Just the excitement of having the opportunity to compete, compete at my best level.
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Meaning you won't have the same incentive to compete with the other players because it is in their best interest to not compete, to not compete on prices.
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"I would rather have a chance to compete than not compete at all," he said.
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DogDog will compete in Teamfight Tactics, while Zain will compete in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
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"I would rather have a chance to compete than not compete at all," he said.
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GILLEON: Laura -- INGRAHAM: It does not compete -- YouTube and Instagram do not compete with each other.
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In other words, GE may compete with Siemens, but the United States doesn't compete with Europe.
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"It's when they have the schedule to compete, so that's when I'm going to compete," Tennell said.
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"To say Amazon will not compete with you is lunacy because they compete with everybody," Siminoff said.
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"To say Amazon will not compete with you is lunacy because they compete with everybody," he said.
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"Conor Lamb's lesson is that we need to compete everywhere and we can compete everywhere," Pepper said.
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It couldn't compete with the television screen and it can't compete with the computer screen, I don't think.
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A tie-up would give the two scale to compete to compete in an increasingly challenged toy industry.
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"We'll compete in the world, we want to compete in the world, but we're going to compete in the world where it's a two-way road, not a one-way road," Mr. Trump vowed.
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"We didn't compete at thelevel we normally compete at," Bears coach Cuonzo Martin said in a post-gamenews conference.
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"Subtitled films cannot compete with Hollywood in market terms but they could compete in cultural prestige terms," she said.
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It's your job to come to work and compete and I think there were times when we did compete.
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I think to allow those two things to compete, government to compete with private sector is a good thing.
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"I think it's disappointing that athletes that have come didn't compete as they were scheduled to compete," he said.
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The goal is to scale that service to compete with Netflix, but it also would potentially compete with Hulu.
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The top-24-ranking gymnasts who compete on every apparatus Sunday will compete Thursday in the all-around final.
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The agreement is straightforward: Mr. Kasich won't compete in Indiana; Mr. Cruz won't compete in New Mexico and Oregon.
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U.S. airlines and their employees can compete against any airline in the world, but they can't compete against governments.
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"It shouldn't just compete for the biggest blockbuster this summer, it should compete for the biggest blockbuster this year."
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"When prices are set by the government, hospitals don't compete on price; they compete on quality," Mr. Gaynor said.
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For Australians, it's embedded deeply into the national psyche that it's not only important to compete hard but compete fairly.
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"People can say it would be terrible not to compete in Rio, so we will let them compete," Sharp said.
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Teams may only compete in one track, but individual students can participate on two teams to compete in both tracks.
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Previous research has also shown that women are more willing to compete against other women than to compete against men.
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When Netflix says that they compete with Fortnite, actually all forms of entertainment compete with all forms of entertainment now. Right.
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I am unhappy that several of my Russian friends are unable to compete as I believe that they will compete fairly.
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They compete in their own school in "primaries" and then the school winners compete against each other for the national winner.
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"We will compete with the largest wireless operators in the United States and we will compete from day one," Ergen testified.
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Bezos insists he's not trying to compete with Netflix, even though the two companies do indeed compete for talent and licensing deals.
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Domino's could never offer enough menu options to compete with DoorDash or UberEats, but it can compete on service and delivery times.
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"Yes, we do compete with them on the lower-fare passengers because obviously we need to compete and fill planes," he said.
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As far as contests go, I'm definitely nervous to compete, but overall I'm just excited to be able to compete with pros.
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Why is it that women do not choose to compete against others, but are eager to compete when the opponent is themselves?
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"It's an important move as they compete and compete hard against Amazon and Target and others with a marketplace app," he said.
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SO WHAT WE'VE DONE IS WE'VE SAID THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPETE WITH ADP IN THE SMALL MARKETPLACE, THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPLETE IN THE MIDMARKET, THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPETE WITH ENTERPRISE CUSTOMERS, THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPETE INTERNATIONALLY.
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"Our workers can compete on a level playing field, but they can't compete when China is intentionally undermining our industrial base," Ryan said.
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But if we compete well, and we drive the production to Georgia, now we have to compete inside of Georgia for the productions.
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VICE: How did you get selected to compete in Miss International Queen in Thailand, and what does it mean for you to compete?
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To compete in Startup Battlefield MENA, you must: Don't miss your opportunity to compete in the first-ever TechCrunch Startup Battlefield MENA 2018.
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What to do if you're asked to sign a non-compete At some point, you might be asked to sign a non-compete.
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And while cable companies don't always compete with each other (many people don't get to choose their provider), they do compete with streaming services.
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Messrs Konczal and Steinbaum argue that firms do not need to compete for workers because, increasingly, they do not need to compete at all.
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It also said that to avoid discrimination, high-testosterone women who are ineligible to compete against women should be eligible to compete against men.
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Over 50 countries were invited to compete for a spot in the Overwatch World Cup and 16 of them have qualified to compete at BlizzCon.
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Watch shows aren't likely meant to compete against Netflix or Snapchat; their typical length and style suggests instead the company wants to compete with YouTube.
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This means that Congress cannot compete with the President on policy and our democratic system cannot compete with the private sector on technology and data.
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He wants, he wants our businesses to be able to compete in China in the same way that Chinese businesses can compete in the United States.
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"It is an honor to compete at the Olympics and I am really excited to compete among other amazing women from across the world," Swaney said.
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"Obviously Google doesn't want to explicitly compete with its own partners, but this product is much more likely to compete with Samsung than Apple," Dawson said.
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I tell the other companies that, you can't-- you can compete for my second love, but you can't compete for my first love, which is GEICO.
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"Pachin and I can compete with Jotun, but I can't compete with Jotun alone," said Badawy, a man of military bearing and with a greying moustache.
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The Ryzen 3 is meant to fill in the lower end of the product lineup, and compete with Intel's Core i3 chips — much as the Ryzen 5 is meant to compete with Intel's Core i5 models, and the Ryzen 7 to compete with Core i7 processors.
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Before that, she's set to compete in the 2018 World Cup, where she hopes that the International Ski Federation (FIS) will allow her to compete against men.
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Muhammad is set to compete in the Olympic games this summer in Rio de Janeiro and will be the first American athlete to compete in a hijab.
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They came here wanting to have a game, compete, and we didn't compete the way we needed to, and probably a little frustration, especially the young guys.
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That, if we're going to open combat positions to qualified women so that they can compete to be Army Rangers, they can compete to be Navy Seals, they can compete to be Infantry Officers in the Marines, then we have expanded the definition of the all-volunteer military.
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When they lost that focus they started to pivot towards pornography, trying to compete with Penthouse and then compete against free pornography on the internet in recent years.
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" Vonn went on to reveal that although she continued to compete after receiving "extensive therapy," she is no longer able "to compete the way I know I can.
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Google may not need to compete with these companies' as a social network, but it does compete with them for ad dollars, which are largely driven by search.
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A Texas woman training to compete in her first triathlon was murdered, allegedly by her ex-boyfriend, just days before she was due to compete in the race.
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"Where coal can compete, coal should compete, but I think it's going to be a challenging role for them," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Thursday.
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Real entrepreneurs, he writes, refuse to build an "undifferentiated commodity business" — that is, they refuse to compete in a market where they will have to compete on price.
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"We know that non-compete clauses can limit employee mobility and competition even in states where non-compete clauses are legally unenforceable," she said at the FTC workshop.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel told reporters on Wednesday, "We're going to go compete and we're going to put our best foot forward" to compete for an Apple campus.
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"I think if we want this game to be global, we have to recognize it has arrived — that other federations can compete and compete very well," he said.
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Fifteen companies will compete in front of a live audience and top judges for a shot at US$25,000 USD in no-equity cash plus a trip for two to compete in Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt in 2019 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at this time).
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Although it's a fair criticism to suggest Home Depot does not compete directly with Target, in many areas they do compete directly with another big and storied retailer, Sears.
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Students in poor, segregated neighborhoods wouldn't compete against students in rich neighborhoods; instead, they'd compete against their neighbors, which guarantees a certain number of seats for each middle school.
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"In our view, Wal-Mart can use its scale to compete on price to regain or maintain market share versus Amazon ... but Target cannot compete as easily," Chen said.
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"It's the first time Brazil will compete in Olympic badminton and I am the first woman chosen to compete," says Lohaynny, eagerly awaiting the games, which start Aug. 5.
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A vote for union representation at Nissan's Canton plant "could affect that plant's ability to compete and Mississippi's ability to compete in the realm of economic development," Waller said.
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"A lot of people who compete in CSL compete because they can't go pro, either they can't because they aren't good enough or they don't aspire to," Parsi said.
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Liverpool will not be able to compete with Real Madrid or Barcelona in the transfer market until it has proved it can also compete with them on the field.
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They also win an expense-paid trip for two to compete in the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt in 2019 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at the time).
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" Vonn went on to reveal that although she continued to compete despite her injuries, "despite extensive therapy" she is no longer able "to compete the way I know I can.
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Our thought bubble: Less professionally-curated content could make make it harder to compete for TV ad dollars, but much easier to compete for digital video ad dollars with YouTube.
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On all measurable indicators — technical skills, professional soft skills and psychometric profiles of what correlates with happy clients — our female developers compete, and many cases out-compete, with their male colleagues.
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"I warmed up today and I felt that my knee was not good to compete at the level I needed to compete in semi-final," Spain's Nadal said in a statement.
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"They need to modernise and try to compete with China, the way we compete with rice-producing countries like Thailand," he says, ignoring the role tariffs play in nobbling the competition.
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Although Russian athletes who pass special clearance will still be allowed to compete, they'll have to wear neutral uniforms and will compete as an "Olympic Athlete from Russia (OAR)," NPR reports.
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Shooting Australia ruled him ineligible to compete at Rio after an Australian Olympic Committee executive hearing, ending his hopes of becoming only the second Australian to compete at seven Summer Games.
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Because the card companies don't compete on their processing costs and the banks don't compete on their swipe costs, these price-fixed fees amount to more than $22019 billion a year.
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So it will continue to unfold, we want clean athletes to compete, we want the best in the world to compete fairly and we think these games are gonna be fantastic.
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This powerful 90-minute documentary follows some of these men as they compete in the Workers Cup, a soccer tournament organized by Qatari officials in which players compete on company teams.
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Like with tennis … could Serena Williams compete with men?
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If the (Russian athletics) federation allows - let him compete.
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Even better — it doesn't cost a thing to compete.
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It aims to compete with Europcar and Avis Budget .
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So, I don't think of ... I compete with Netflix.
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" And some extremely bad bakers compete on "Nailed It!
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"It has been difficult to compete with the various portions of the bill, and the fact that I have to use the word 'compete' speaks to what's going on here," Charles said.
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"LNG producers must lower costs to compete with solar plus storage," she said, warning that projects vying for investment, but unable to reduce costs enough to compete with renewables, were likely fail.
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And I said, 'Thank you so much,' and she bent over to me; the name of the documentary was Dare to Compete, and she whispered in my ear, 'Dare to compete, Mrs.
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Spelman suggested Dallas should look at boosting salaries incrementally over three or four years to better compete with nearby departments, but said it's not realistic to compete with the highest-paying cities.
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Bloomberg, who declined to compete in the four early primary and caucus states in favor of a strategy that emphasizes Super Tuesday wins, will now have to compete with a resurgent Biden.
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"If I was going to compete with Google, I would compete on privacy," Arun Sundararajan, a professor at N.Y.U.'s business school and the author of the book "The Sharing Economy," says.
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But what do you say when others say: Well, you are not big enough to compete with a Disney or to compete with some of the other giants that are out there?
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Gender dynamics are always complicated, but the more women compete for power, the more normal it becomes for women to compete for power -- and the less of a price individual women pay.
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PT. Up to 15 of the best pre-Series A startups across Sub-Saharan Africa will compete head-to-head for the Startup Battlefield Africa 2018 championship, $25,000 in non-equity cash plus a trip for two to compete in Startup Battlefield in San Francisco at TechCrunch Disrupt 2019 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at the time).
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The event is expected to draw millions of viewers as top players compete for a collected prize pool of $30 million — solo players will compete for a top prize of $3 million alone.
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The trials get underway Sunday at CenturyLink Center, where over 1,700 entrants will compete for fewer than 60 berths on the United States squad that will compete at the Rio Games in August.
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Hence my own view that keeping current immigration levels while bringing in more immigrants to compete with our economy's winners and fewer to compete for low-wage work represents a reasonable middle ground.
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They still compete, too: this week, Mohamad became the first Moroccan to compete in the legendary Badwater Ultramarathon in California, a notoriously difficult 135-mile race through Death Valley that is currently underway.
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The move would compete with plans by both Australia's no.
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According to Reuters, 2,752 registered dogs will compete on Feb.
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And it will help it compete against others like it.
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As long as you're a rescue dog, you can compete.
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Both King and Trump will compete for headlines this week.
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Guadagnino and DelVecchio will also compete for the women's affection.
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The rivals have raised massive sums to compete in China.
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Smartphones today compete over which can best secure your secrets.
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PEOPLE has also confirmed that Olympian Ryan Lochte will compete.
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Teams of Russian soldiers compete in the Suvorov Onslaught contest.
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He and his girlfriend, who aspires to compete in Jeopardy!
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Apply here to compete in TC Hardware Battlefield 2019. Why?
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But it needs big warehouse spaces to compete with Walmart.
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"Normally you can compete until you're about 25," he says.
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"We partner with and we compete with them," says Gilmore.
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Trump, as we all know, loves to compete and win.
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That's the natural tendency of these companies, to not compete.
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Today they compete to denounce the malefactors of great wealth.
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Australia was invited to compete for the second consecutive year.
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Meanwhile small, independent pubs struggle to compete with the chains.
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"I'm glad to go out and compete with my guys."
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If you're a new entrant, you've got to compete hard.
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Does Toby actually think he can compete with Ryan Gosling?
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Using those proceeds to compete with those very same businesses.
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US growers aren't able to compete with Colombia's flower industry.
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In some, such as cloud computing, the pair compete directly.
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Despite JAB's and Nestlé's heft, others are keen to compete.
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It's hard to compete with the allure of Twitter sometimes.
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We have been able to compete against the competitive proteins.
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The armed and police forces tend to compete for applicants.
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The most important thing will be to compete with confidence.
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But it still can't compete with a perfectly executed classic.
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We are working on a chicken sandwich that will compete.
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"I don't compete with other artists, only celebrate," she commented.
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They started to win, no one could compete with them.
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Organisations will compete for the right to award the qualification.
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Don't compete with legacy businesses without a very clear differentiator.
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"We take the decision tomorrow after we compete," said Karolyi.
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As recently as September, he appeared to want to compete.
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Mainly they compete to offer voters ever more lavish handouts.
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British manufacturing firms increasingly compete globally on quality, not price.
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Still, Grin will have to compete with other local rivals.
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It's difficult to compete with free food all the time.
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Apply right here to compete in Startup Battlefield Africa 2018.
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Other sources of generation just can't compete in the market.
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And so, we're not going to compete-- JIM CRAMER: Right.
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We must keep changing to better compete and serve entrepreneurs.
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However, it may start to compete against the more anyway.
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Nexto could make education into something exciting enough to compete.
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Phelps denies that he'll compete again, but Lochte remains unconvinced.
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But it has allowed many Russians to compete as individuals.
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Gameloft and Ubisoft compete with market giants Activision Blizzard Inc.
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He has agreed not to compete with JPMorgan until Feb.
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We'd only compete to better ourselves and everyone around us.
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Apple won't spend rigorously enough to seriously compete with Netflix.
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Cuteness is one characteristic that smartphone apps cannot compete with.
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Players can compete on PS4, Xbox One or PC devices.
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He didn't compete at all his first year after graduating.
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Now, he's training to compete in the 2016 Rio Paralympics.
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Unable to compete with the duopoly, Mozilla killed the project.
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You're also given a Triumph score to compete with friends.
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Few can compete with Vestager's profile on that front though.
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Of 389 athletes, 209 were allowed to compete as usual.
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"The main thing is how hard they compete," Anunoby said.
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They have to compete and get out into a label.
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China already has a plan to compete against the TPP.
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They compete with locals for food, firewood, land and jobs.
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The business has struggled to compete with Wall Street rivals.
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Meanwhile, Steve wants to compete with Ana for that business.
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The Vizio can't compete with Sonos in terms of soundstage.
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The transgender teen is being forced to compete with girls.
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Solo players will compete for the top spot on Sunday.
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No fancy award from Cannes can compete with that review.
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She's fighting for the right to compete in her hijab.
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You don't have to be a big shot to compete.
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N26 will compete with another challenger bank in Brazil, Nubank.
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It is very hard to compete against the Kenyan runners.
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Tenapanor is likely to compete with Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc's Linzess.
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How are we gonna compete with Marvel and Star Wars?
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Men compete to look more foolish and grow increasingly lovelorn.
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Assoumani plans to compete in presidential polls in early 2019.
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We really want to go over there and compete well.
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If they can't compete in the market, who needs 'em?
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ULA says it will compete for the next launch contract.
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Do you hope to compete in the Olympics one day?
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Their dad won't let them compete until they're 18, though.
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Instead France "will more actively compete with China", he added.
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I would advise anybody not to compete for the AIBA.
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"We cannot compete with their military grade technology," Watson said.
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"I mean who doesn't compete with Amazon today?" he said.
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No matter where I play I just try to compete.
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Men and woman can compete on the same playing field.
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Cruz's more traditional campaign has struggled to compete with Trump.
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It plans to compete the move by October 2114 18203.
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It is set to compete against Bombardier's CRJ regional jets.
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Industries likewise didn't have to compete for geographically important locations.
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He has struggled to compete with local competitors ever since.
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Japan's government believes both those could compete for overseas sales.
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No industry can compete for talent quite like tech can.
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That frequency probably can't compete with sex for most people.
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I'd go home if I didn't think I could compete.
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"We're going to compete here," he told CNN's Jamie Gangel.
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How do you compete with China's homegrown social payments giants?
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So for us, we don't want to compete in logistics.
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They do so because of their new ability to compete.
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Without having to go through ... Without having to re-compete.
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To try and compete in the rocket industry was risky.
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To compete in new tournaments, he's started a crowdfunding campaign.
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This new device will compete directly with Amazon's Echo Dot.
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Here's hoping she recovers quickly from Tuesday's injury to compete.
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"There's a limited area for airlines to compete," Amorn said.
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It's making it harder for them to compete and scale.
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Nevertheless, Amazon and Walmart increasingly compete for the same customer.
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Startup home insurance providers are also stepping up to compete.
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This sees lenders compete to offer the most suitable credit.
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That meant suddenly you could compete with the oil industry.
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I just tried to compete as best as I could.
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But he should definitely try to compete in New Hampshire.
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But that also makes these larger players desperate to compete.
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The men's national team travelled around the continent to compete.
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Loves to compete, is going to get his teammates going.
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You make the (Playoffs) and can't compete, what's the use?
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It has felt so weird not to compete last season.
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Guadagnino and Delvecchio will also compete for the women's affection.
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Instead, it's a world of structures that compete for power.
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But the idea isn't to compete directly with newsletter services.
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Even if it can't really compete with Google's own cafeteria.
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Third, hospitals must be forced to compete meaningfully on price.
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These smaller banks often compete with Farm Credit System associations.
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I don't really want to compete with Mother Nature, too.
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In many industries the service providers compete for consumers' business.
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"We have to compete with that noise," he told me.
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You can't compete with the likes of Manchester United overnight.
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The Great Lakes region's ability to compete depends on it.
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There were 17 Russian athletes set to compete at Rio.
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Investments that compete for yield, like REITs and utilities, rose.
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Can it really compete with Oculus Rift and HTC Vive?
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Yahoo, naturally, wants to better compete in this space, too.
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It's not just traditional banks Chime has to compete with.
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"To go out and compete," he said before the game.
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More than 460,000 NCAA student athletes compete in 23 sports.
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"I know I can compete with these guys," he said.
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A centrist Democrat with the right message could compete statewide.
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"We want to compete for a world championship," Cashman said.
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I have to compete with what I have that day.
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Will Hurd (R) will compete against Gina Ortiz Jones (D).
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But Ferruccio didn't just compete with Enzo out of spite.
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How much money does it take to compete with Uber?
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While he surfs internationally, he does not compete in Morocco.
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The Trader Joe's granola, though unique, could simply not compete.
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Read more: Here's What It Costs To Compete In Dressage
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Commercial banks could compete more effectively and better serve clients.
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""We may not be able to compete effectively with others.
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Instead, we should make them compete with a public option.
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Here are five subscription streaming sites that compete with FilmStruck.
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Penney must also compete with Amazon's growing fashion business online.
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Thirteen teams compete and Uruguay wins the tournament, defeating Argentina.
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In Ohio, growers compete for the title of heaviest pumpkin.
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Other studios are struggling to build up franchises to compete.
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I would like to see how long I can compete.
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Guy still didn't see how he could compete in Chicago.
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And since we have to show up, why not compete?
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Other companies, like Snapchat, also compete with Twitter for ads.
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RadioShack, meanwhile, has struggled to compete against internet behemoth Amazon.
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Firms that can offer good benefits to compete for workers.
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A minimum wage exemption would allow us to compete regionally.
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Banks compete with each other in everything else they do.
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Then he will compete with them under the Olympic flag.
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But at some point, they'll compete directly with each other.
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Networks now must compete for both bank and merchant business.
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Trans men can now compete against other men without restriction.
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"He brings veteran leadership & will compete," Elway wrote on Twitter.
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"I don't try to compete with my competitors," she says.
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We're developing a history as we compete against one another.
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How many athletes are eligible to compete in sports 2015.
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I'm not trying to be sexy or compete with Not3s.
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For me to compete with Honeywell or DuPont or Rockwell . . .
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We need load to compete at the very highest level.
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It's going to be harder to compete on content though.
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Thiago Alves' plans to compete as a lightweight have ended.
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Otherwise, local farms simply cannot compete with cheap mainland products.
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And if they do all that right, they can compete.
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I was just super stoked to compete with the pros.
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Rather than compete, I threw my lot in with them.
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Galloping synths compete with arching arpeggios at a rollicking tempo.
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Last year Instagram built IGTV to compete with Snapchat Discover.
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That's different from power, where generators compete on fuel costs.
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The team members will compete in swimming, judo, and athletics.
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T) on Wednesday threatened to compete against Xerox Corp (XRX.
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Jameis: Now the time has come for us to compete.
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Team: Now the time has come for us to compete.
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I like to win and compete at a high level.
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He said that this business model wouldn't compete with Google.
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On Saturday, the team will compete in the World Cup.
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Its chicken sandwich simply can't compete with the top players.
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Eleven Bulgarian wrestlers, including three women, will compete at Rio.
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We have to go out every night and compete hard.
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"I felt like I was ready to compete," Woods said.
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Not to mention that they couldn't compete with buyers there.
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Another key to Bassani's boats is encouraging owners to compete.
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But now they had to compete with larger farm operations.
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Canada and Australia said they won't send teams to compete.
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For financial tech companies, that's not the way to compete.
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Bryant first watched Phelps compete at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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It also has to compete with Uber, a ruthless foe.
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In other words, they compete with, rather than complement, renewables.
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To compete, the Rays need a complete absence of mediocrity.
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We work closely with PayPal and we compete with PayPal.
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Will more regulation make it harder to compete with China?
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There are often many different interests that compete over land.
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How does the jockey club recruit international runners to compete?
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" Carefully enunciating each syllable, he said, "I like to compete.
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Announcements compete with each other in a garbled sonic mess.
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But he could hardly compete with Mr. Obama's star power.
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She is the first Palestinian to compete in the marathon.
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We thought they were under pressure just going [to compete].
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They dance at night, and compete over who dances better.
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Just like them, he is getting a shot to compete.
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Because Wild Cards get to compete in the Startup Battlefield.
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Sure, women compete for attention during Maxo Kream's verses too.
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It's stupid to compete with a computer on played goals.
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Sometimes, it's bad enough to drive women to not compete.
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Are there groups that help children compete in this sport?
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These two companies don't even directly compete with each other.
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This year, 128 players will compete for each singles trophy.
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Wages from farming, historically the main occupation here, cannot compete.
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I just hope I can train and compete in freedom.
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In those conditions, Suniva could not compete as a supplier.
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And as the two companies compete, a combination makes sense.
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Mr. Sanders is trumpeting endorsements to compete with Elizabeth Warren.
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"I don't know how you compete against that," said Winer.
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In a crowded market, they all compete for retailer partnerships.
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From a business standpoint, we compete aggressively against each other.
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McNamara was not in shape, or confident enough, to compete.
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Instagram has steadily been introducing features to compete with Snap.
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And they make it impossible for American companies to compete.
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The simple fact is, the banks don't like to compete.
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Then he pronounced it ready to compete for a championship.
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He is planning to compete in an Ironman in July.
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"We aren't trying to compete with current technology," Belcher says.
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Fossil fuels cannot compete without large government subsidies and assistance.
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Who wouldn't want to compete for a championship every year?
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Maybe not as vast as Netflix's, but enough to compete.
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He spent four years in retirement before returning to compete.
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Do you think you have what it takes to compete?
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WE'VE GOT TO COMPETE WITH THE REST OF THE WORLD.
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Overall activeness score: 63.4What they do: Compete in athletic events.
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"Until recently it's been really hard to compete," Fluhr said.
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Florence expects to compete, for the first time since June.
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Such a business would compete directly with UPS and FedEx.
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"We had a lot of guys compete hard," Tippett said.
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Who do you feel like you compete most for talent?
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In our case you would pay to compete against others.
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Uber has said it wants to compete with public transportation.
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Nuclear energy proposals do not compete in terms of cost.
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It would also help Deliveroo compete in the cutthroat market.
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Their expanding online footprint allows them compete in new markets.
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So we don't compete with Chinese banks in retail business.
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We need to compete with that kind of vigor everywhere.
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Wu said that Taiwan cannot compete with China's financial resources.
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"I don't think anyone can compete with us," Wang said.
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"There's no way anyone would compete with us," Willis said.
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"I decided to compete and have been involved ever since."
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Beyoncé and Adele compete for best album, record and song.
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Some companies own the marketplace and compete in the marketplace.
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N aimed at helping it better compete with bigger rivals.
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But I think it's about him coming here to compete.
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The two will compete in a runoff election on Tuesday.
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Bloomberg has chosen not to compete in the first contests.
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He is expected to compete at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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To compete, Microsoft has had to adopt a faster pace.
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The acquisition will help Foxconn compete with its rival Samsung.
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The Warriors and Clippers will compete in the Western Conference.
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Deregulation, which made it easier for nonunion employers to compete.
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Of course, you can also try to compete on beer.
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I knew I wasn't going to be able to compete.
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I can compete with the best guys in the world.
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They're a team that's going to compete for a championship.
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It's designed to compete with devices from Sonos and others.
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But guns will have to compete with other administration priorities.
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I'm gonna try and go at him, try and compete.
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They came out with Microsoft Money to compete with Quicken.
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So I think this gives us the chance to compete.
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Traditional organizations aren't adapting to compete with sites like BuzzFeed.
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Toyota spruced up their plainly named Van to better compete.
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It's possible Reddit could eventually compete for video ad dollars.
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It was not immediately clear whether the athletes would compete.
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They train together and compete against each other every day.
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The eighth-grade champion was able to compete in the bee through the new RSVBee invitational program, which allows parents to apply for their children to compete in the national finals without a sponsor.
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At the time, the companies were frantically signing up players to compete in Daily Fantasy Sports, a competition where users choose players and use real-life statistics to compete against others for prize money.
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Each PGS event will see 32 teams from regional qualifiers compete for a top four spot and an automatic berth into the event finals, leaving the remaining teams to compete until only 16 remain.
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Compete in the new Arctic international economic order If we expect to be the leader of other nations, then we can expect to compete aggressively in the emerging ice-free Arctic international economic order.
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They also have the opportunity to compete on the organization's polo team, called the Work to Ride team, which ended up featuring the first African American team to compete in the National Interscholastic Championship.
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Even if he did not compete then, Japanese reporters said, the skating federation's rules contain an exception that would permit Hanyu to compete at the 2018 Winter Games in February in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Graf, one of three female speed skaters on the list of 169 Russians cleared to compete in Pyeongchang, is the first eligible Russian athlete to publicly announce she would not compete at the Games.
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This is what makes the insistence of some liberals that he run as a Democrat so disingenuous: Compete on our turf where the field will be tilted against you, or don't compete at all.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said the investigation would focus on states where Trump did not compete, but did not say why the investigation would not also include states where Clinton did not compete.
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It would be difficult if not impossible for a startup launching today to compete with the existing players, but the ones out there continue to compete with one another, driving the cost down even further.
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While Ledecka is expected to compete in Wednesday's Alpine downhill race on the same mountain, the first Olympian to ever compete in both sports was nonchalant about the game-changing upset she delivered on Saturday.
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This pressure has caused likeminded TV networks, (entertainment, lifestyle, sports, etc.) to either compete against one another for distribution deals or come together in order to compete for better deals collectively (think Discovery/Scripps merger).
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And a true third party in our system must not only compete for the presidency (just ask the Reform Party) — it has to compete for control of public policy, and that requires competing for Congress.
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" As Dr. O'Brien said during a C-Span interview in 1986, "Within the court internally there is a dynamic, a political dynamic, in which justices compete for power, compete for influence over the final decisions.
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There are very few women who can compete in wrestling and basketball, but there are many women in the top ranks of every science and no one doubts their ability to compete on equal terms.
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Its film business booms, but still face fierce competition from Netflix and Amazon, the launce of Disney Plus is a solution, but still hard to compete, and it will also have to compete with Apple.
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Both companies also compete with Google, IBM, Oracle and many others.
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But ULA will still have to compete with SpaceX on price.
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Several smaller companies around the world also compete in this market.
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Around 103 candidates will compete for 210 seats on November 214th.
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Say you see a particularly promising startup compete in Startup Battlefield.
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We would compete in pancake-eating contests and made great memories.
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Simone didn't think she was good enough to compete with them.
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We have 40 teams that compete, and they have long careers.
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We were losing tournaments a lot, so a place to compete.
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But Canon's latest mirror-free model shows it's ready to compete.
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The company wants to compete with Netflix and other streaming platforms.
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Server-side web programming languages that compete with C# and ASP.
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In addition, I've never forced my students to fight or compete.
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It is a wonderful competitive environment and they compete against Apple.
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They effectively compete with other plants for light, water and minerals.
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He will compete with Carson Tinker for the position in camp.
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The drug will compete directly with Novartis AG's newly approved Cosentyx.
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Here's the thing, though: Mack Beggs wants to compete against boys.
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He has said he plans to compete in Tokyo in 2020.
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In America or Europe, digital services must compete with existing infrastructure.
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Hundreds of businesses compete to help them navigate the labyrinthine procedures.
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Vermont is not going to compete with that kind of slavery.
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It will compete with the Mexican Stock Exchange, or BMV (BOLSAA.MX).
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It's not something that's easy -- you have to compete a lot.
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But just getting the kids ready to compete has been fulfilling.
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Hey, I could really go all out and compete against Google.
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And we'll compete four years from now to win an election.
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If you want to compete, sign up right here, right now.
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To compete in the TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech, mais bien sûr!
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It didn't have the resources to compete against the search giant.
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Look at those big brown eyes — who are you to compete?
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We are going to compete for every vote in every state.
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"I didn't want to compete with the amazing view," he says.
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It will compete with Sprout Pharmaceuticals' Addyi, a once-daily pill.
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Why would Arkansas give a scholarship to someone who couldn't compete?
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Thompson would be allowed to compete again on July 18, 2008.
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The ShippingPass, priced at $49/year, looks to compete with Amazon.
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The retailers are also struggling to compete with online rival Amazon.
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They showed me how to compete and still laugh together afterwards.
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"Choir members' motivation increases enormously when they compete," says Mr Lazri.
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It's hard to compete with that no matter what you do.
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Others simply just can't compete with web versions of the same.
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Last year, it introduced Lyft Premier to compete with Uber Select.
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But we won't compete for [territory] if it is not ours.
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Would Microsoft consider a thin-client Windows to compete with Chrome?
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Fitbit struggles to compete in a saturated market for wearable devices.
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That has opened the door for smaller-scale investors to compete.
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Universities compete for everything, from students to professors to basketball stars.
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Universities, including for-profit ones, should have to compete for customers.
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"Everybody else's going to get in there and compete," Moss said.
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They now cannot compete in official or third-party Blizzard events.
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They not only operate a market but compete in it too.
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Apply to compete in Startup Battlefield, our epic startup pitch competition.
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"We effectively compete with Prosper and LendingClub on yield," Crosby said.
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Who can compete with a refrigerator full of a surveillance team?
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That means Russian track and field athletes could compete in Rio.
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Still, Trump's campaign says he intends to compete there this fall.
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They see us as a great way to help them compete.
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More specifically, there's more of it than ever to compete with.
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How will SpaceX compete with exiting internet providers in the US?
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He didn't go to the pow-wows to compete for cash.
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Women try to compete... [But] you're a tourist in sexual perversion.
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"It was difficult for me to compete today," the Jamaican said.
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None of the currently existing services compete in the mobile space.
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British exporters compete on quality and customer service not only price.
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We're going to get a plan where people compete, free enterprise.
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"We can out-compete China every single solitary day," Biden said.
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Both border Guanabara Bay, where Olympic sailors will compete next month.
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Teams will compete to win each quarter for their designated charities.
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Excited to compete for the win in New Hampshire on Tuesday!
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China and the United States also compete for influence in Myanmar.
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Still, he is set to compete on Sunday (Saturday night stateside).
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Mux could eventually let any channel or studio compete with Netflix.
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Red denotes places where expanding urban areas will compete with farmland.
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They compete for a number of hours to solve the challenge.
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"We want to really show we can compete with the best."
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Maybe you'll be inspired to compete in the next Startup Battlefield.
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Historically, we had to conserve energy to compete for scarce resources.
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We still compete with everybody else for all of these systems.
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Fifteen teams compete in three preliminary rounds — five startups per round.
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She could even compete until she's 41, like this remarkable gymnast.
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"We compete with everyone and everything" for your attention, noted Roth.
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The old favorites simply could not compete with buzzy, new spots.
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Both compete with Monsanto's Roundup weed killer and Roundup Ready seeds.
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It's going to need capital to increasingly compete with those companies.
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Athletes in this sport have to compete while looking hot af.
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Many of the early contenders are struggling to compete for dollars.
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But at least he will not have to compete with ABBA.
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Robinhood brought commissions down to zero where the dinosaurs can't compete.
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He's going to have to compete on an even playing field.
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In 2002, a small group of skiers came out to compete.
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") and also over Harry Styles ("I can't compete with Kendall Jenner!
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And Hailey will probably not try to "compete" with her husband.
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The huge marketing costs required to compete in the U.S. market.
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I was at a loss for that year I didn't compete.
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The ease and convenience of subscriptions is difficult to compete against.
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For traditional companies to compete, they'll need to alter their DNA.
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They will now compete under the Renault Sport Formula One name.
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Of course, Velodyne doesn't compete directly with either of these companies.
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In This Means War, two Hollywood Hunks compete for her love.
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Non-compete agreements were a bad idea in the 15th century.
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Therefore, they were not eligible to compete at the regional tournament.
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Most entrepreneurs who have tried to compete with Netflix have failed.
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The bar to making all non-compete clauses illegal is high.
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But without better loyalty services, they couldn't compete on personalization, either.
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The thought of aging concerns some athletes who hope to compete.
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Getting to compete in the Super Bowl was such a privilege.
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Samsung seemingly wants to be able to compete at this level.
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It's a book for people with marginalized identities that sometimes compete.
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Those guys compete to the last out of every single inning.
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"We can compete," senior transfer Nigel Johnson told the Daily Progress.
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Ravasio rejects the idea that the two companies compete for bookings.
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The compete level was non-existent, and I told them that.
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They'll review all applications and select approximately 15 startups to compete.
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About 550 athletes from 69 nations will compete in 20003 races.
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Older workers must reinvent themselves to compete in the global economy.
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Almost two years ago, Instagram launched IGTV to compete with YouTube.
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So could vigorously sexercising get you just as ready to compete?
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The women compete on August 12th, the men on August 13th.
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THESE PEOPLE COMPETE WITH EACH OTHER THEY ARE IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
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"That is not an investment we can compete with," Ruh said.
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But how can news media ever compete with today's AI leaders?
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Why it matters: This could help Siri better compete with Alexa.
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Now, they're hoping they can acquire the expertise necessary to compete.
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So they cannot compete with the interest rates banks charge borrowers.
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And if it does, will it even be able to compete?
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It's a commodity, and it's really hard to compete with commodities.
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To compete successfully against DJI, companies need to take another path.
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The Celtics didn't miss their window to compete for a title.
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When you're doing something like this, fact and drama can compete.
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They want to smear Huawei because they can't compete with us.
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That, in turn, has caused many companies to compete on price.
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It's no longer enough for retailers to compete on price alone.
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Morgan Stanley implied that Under Armour now must compete on price.
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If Britain wants to compete, it needs to do the same.
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ABC has "no plans" to compete in the space, Stoddard said.
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Are women missing something that they need to compete with men?
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Ride-sharing companies aim to compete on brand and service, offering
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Don't pass up this opportunity to compete with the very best.
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It doesn't have enough scale to compete with Facebook and Google.
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Notably, Beam doesn't really compete with toothbrush makers like Oral-B.
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The film would still have had to compete with Warner Bros.
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Will you work with the phone companies or compete with them?
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It wasn't until later he learned he'd compete in the Paralympics.
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I'm saying that we have to compete in a global theater.
|
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And Instagram just launched live video Stories to compete with Snapchat.
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Eventually, it was physical strength I simply could not compete with.
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Chusovitina will compete in the vault finals on Sunday, Aug. 14.
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The EU is not seeking to compete with NATO, Mogherini said.
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Vourna will now compete in her second Olympics following London 2012.
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I'm thrilled for Hunter to get a chance to actually compete.
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And when big brands compete, it's usually the consumer that benefits.
|
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Because don't forget, the states have to compete with each other.
|
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But can a brand from Mozambique compete with the Cuban legends?
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If they want to compete, they should make the deals themselves.
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U.S. LPG exports now compete with supplies from the Middle East.
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She won't represent Russia but will compete under the Olympic flag.
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"I was just hoping to throw strikes, and compete," Buchanan said.
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We will not try to compete with Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo.
|
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"Surviving isn't enough to compete in the games industry," Joseph said.
|
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MOR20.8804 could compete with Novartis's immune-cell therapy Kymriah, if approved.
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To compete, rival companies just raise the stakes for the audience.
|
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But right now, the streamers are over-paying talent, to compete.
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It is unclear how sincerely they will compete in Kentucky's caucuses.
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Can a comedy-only VOD service compete with biggies like Netflix?
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We can't compete on strength, ferocity or speed with other apes.
|
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This is exactly the momentum they needed to compete with Marvel.
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We need to equip Americans, workers, with the skills to compete.
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Costumed cats compete in Kiev ... try saying that five times fast!
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Two months into training to compete in track meets, Browne quit.
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Black-ish will also compete for outstanding comedy series this September.
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It's an opportunity for players to compete at the highest level.
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His compete level and his willingness to go into battle areas.
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Others saw it as an attempt to compete with Apple Watch.
|
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"It's impossible for our businesses to compete" currently, Trump said Monday.
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When insurance companies are forced to compete, the American people win.
|
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Residents become dependent on Prime as local retailers struggle to compete.
|
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Thirteen is the minimum age to compete in the World Cup.
|
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Getting picked to compete came as an absolute surprise to Mugdan.
|
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Yet I welcome and cherish the opportunity to compete against them.
|
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It's just not yet ready to truly compete with the Germans.
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And then there's Netflix, Hulu, and HBO Now to compete against.
|
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At the midrange and entry level, we compete against Chinese players.
|
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He will compete in the Democratic primary scheduled for August 7th.
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Denying rivals a chance to innovate and compete on the merits.
|
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Up to five startups compete in one of three preliminary rounds.
|
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Now, they'll each compete at the Junior Olympics in multiple events.
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This [Bellator signing] is very exciting and I'm excited to compete.
|
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And it would become harder for Android to compete with iOS.
|
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A historian cannot compete with chance, in the hands of teenagers.
|
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In Austria leaders compete to see who can sound most opposed.
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Talackova went on to compete and make the top 12 finalists.
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It is too costly to go and compete with these guys.
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As a result, I am ill-prepared to compete next week.
|
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Plenty of athletes in those sports are still eager to compete.
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AND WE'RE CONTINUE TO COMPETE AND WE'RE GONNA CONTINUE TO WIN.
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They could make it impossible for people like us to compete.
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There have been suggestions that I compete under the I.O.C. flag.
|
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Biel will compete in the men's 800-meter heats on Friday.
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Kinde will compete in the men's marathon on Sunday, August 21.
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They will have that encouragement that they can compete in anyway.
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"Chevron's Permian acreage will out-compete Rosebank for capital," Kapadia said.
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For sure, Mr Macron cannot compete with Mrs Merkel on experience.
|
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Its athletic teams, the Boilermakers, compete in the Big Ten Conference.
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Other industries manage to develop new products and compete on cost.
|
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Rossi and Schrier will compete in the race to replace Rep.
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Thomas Fraser-Holmes will also compete in the individual 200m freestyle.
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In the show, contestants called houseguests compete for a $500,000 prize.
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There is no reason to compete when you have no competitors.
|
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Take your shot and apply to compete in Startup Battlefield today.
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" Because some women do feel better wearing makeup to compete. "Exactly.
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Bring your friends, construct a skyscraper, and compete for cool prizes.
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One way to do that is to compete in Startup Battlefield.
|
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Europe and America can never compete with China's B&R Initiative.
|
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Reducing expenses might be one way these companies compete for drivers.
|
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In an effort to compete with price-comparison sites like Hotels.
|
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Those include Amazon and even Chinese services that don't yet compete.
|
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"We know Tangier has to compete with other projects," Tyler said.
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Others who would try to compete would either underprice or overprice.
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If you're an athlete, compete in the country's public sports contests.
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We also have to help our industry compete by having infrastructure.
|
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At 53, his time to compete for majors is surely done.
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As at all the athletic festivals, they'd compete in the buff.
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I tried my best but simply can't compete with your talents!
|
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On the TV special, 16 comics will compete for the crown.
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It returned in 1955 to compete with new flavors from Pepsi.
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How they compete against other established companies remains to be seen.
|
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Many of the teams the women compete against are largely semiprofessional.
|
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There's just less market freight available for brokers to compete for.
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We've got to be able to compete to deter and win.
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Women can disagree — even compete — and still have one another's backs.
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Every year they compete for who'll have the best carved pumpkin.
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This new collection could help it to better compete with Walmart.
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BMX cyclists compete through Bethel Supercross BMX, also in Mitchell Park.
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The Chinese know how to compete and can deal with competitors.
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Will you ever again compete with the big U.S. investment banks?
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Instead, it skewed to protect companies that chose not to compete.
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Those new restrictions made it harder for smaller companies to compete.
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MOR208 could compete with Novartis's immune-cell therapy Kymriah, if approved.
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" The final four queens compete in "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars.
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Now they can compete to find out if they actually are.
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"Yes, we compete in a very brutal contact sport," he said.
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Co-star Alicia Vikander will compete in the leading actress category.
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Mr. Trump's aides, scrambling to raise money to compete against Mrs.
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And we have to compete against the rest of the world.
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During this selection process, these password candidates compete with each other.
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McCullough will go on to compete in Miss Universe next year.
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"The compete was right, the battle was right," Maurice told reporters.
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I was the first international artist to ever be asked / compete.
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Any lifters who fail it will not be allowed to compete.
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Companies compete door to door with similar products, prices and services.
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Plans compete for enrollment based on the premiums and coverage design.
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Normally, when unemployment is low, employers have to compete for workers.
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Our Olympic athletes compete under it; it flies atop our Parliament.
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It's like a heptathlon that you compete in against your will.
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How do local boutiques compete with the Amazons of the world?
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Nuclear power is not excluded, but it must compete with renewables.
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Amazon at one time thought it could really compete with Alibaba.
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Julie Vu: Well I've always wanted to compete in this pageant.
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He showed our guys how to compete and play the game.
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Apply now to compete; the deadline for applications is August 6.
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Can you compete at that high of level and be entertaining?
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On Tuesday the candidates will compete in Hawaii, Alaska, and Washington.
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We should be able to compete as well as they do!
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It won't cost you a dime to apply or to compete.
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Think you've got the right stuff to compete in Startup Battlefield?
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We went to China to compete, and I came in second.
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But if you saw him compete, you didn't see his injury.
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It's shockingly inexpensive, but can compete with much pricier gaming mice.
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"Every athlete's dream is to compete in the Olympics," Iffland said.
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"They compete, they've always done that," Aldridge said of the Wolves.
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The Hackathon is free — no fee to apply or to compete.
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It boasts a higher overall brightness to compete with the sunlight.
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They can no longer compete in the Ukrainian Premier League, either.
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Some industries that compete with imports might end up adding jobs.
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Three patriotic specials compete for your attention on America's 242nd birthday.
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Teams will continue to compete where possible with adjusted safety measures.
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Group A will compete Sunday before Group B resumes action Monday.
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You're going to be like Macy's trying to compete with Amazon.
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The Republican candidates will compete again in Wisconsin on April 5.
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In Sunday's title match, Nadal will compete against Russia's Daniil Medvedev.
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He was not certain he would compete again, much less contend.
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CBS Sports HQ won't compete with CBS, which is the point.
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Smaller hospitals find it much harder to compete in this climate.
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"Be ready to go, compete, have fun doing it," he said.
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At that point, we'll be allowed to compete for that business.
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The other 16 compete in Major League Soccer in North America.
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She was the first American athlete to compete while wearing hijab.
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Even many of those can't compete against natural gas or renewables.
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And they would compete with other teams filled with similar athletes.
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But all these new industries compete directly with America's best companies.
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To compete with state universities, private institutions offer tuition-free quotas.
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Compete. What does that make the two brands in this clue?
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But all the teams eventually chose to compete with mixed crews.
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And we have leaderboards where you can compete and earn prizes.
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After struggling to compete with Wojnarowski, ESPN hired him last year.
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We have to compete, and he has to figure it out.
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Then you are able to compete among the best of them.
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I'm aware that I can't compete with people like Eli Broad!
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Don't expect Wake to compete with Duke and its three superfreshmen.
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If his ankle felt stable, he would compete in the evening.
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Mr. Miller acknowledged that Facebook and Apple do not directly compete.
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We have seen members of teams we compete against become ill.
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Even those who were permitted to compete here nervously awaited clearance.
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"We compete with companies from all around the world," he said.
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SpaceX doesn't compete directly with Boeing in the satellite manufacturing business.
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One hundred sixty-nine Russian athletes were permitted to compete here.
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Uber and Lyft compete aggressively in the American ride-hailing market.
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Whether they can actually compete with cable news is another question.
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You don't have to compete with a woman for a job.
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Look what happens when platforms have something meaningful to compete against!
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My summer-school friends knew to compete for generous merit awards.
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It struggled to compete with popular jeans maker Levi's, among others.
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The petroyuan lacks the market liquidity to compete with the petrodollar.
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GeForce Now will compete against other streaming services like Google Stadia.
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It is hard for legal players who pay taxes to compete.
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Most legacy airlines have had to compete with low-cost rivals.
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It makes companies more flexible and enhances their ability to compete.
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So you be the judge: can renewables compete with fossil fuels?
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But as the economy worsens, elites compete over a smaller pie.
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It's good right now that we're showing we can compete anywhere.
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China's regional neighbors compete against it in a number of industries.
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We have got to compete in this world against every country.
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No matter what, I can get out there, and I compete.
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Countries coming together to compete sometimes find unity in special moments.
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He did not say what events al-Hussein could compete in.
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Teams compete all day, in everything, on the field and off.
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Within the region, another 211 independent charter schools compete for students.
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CNN's inability to compete was summed up Fox News' Tamara Holder.
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It's just everybody being ready to play and ready to compete.
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That means the big networks have to compete on price, too.
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"And our companies can't compete" because the currency is too strong.
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The six regions also will compete for spots at The International.
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The tweets don't need to compete with or overshadow the workers.
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The place where new opportunities compete for space with old tensions.
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We know Sanders is going to have enough money to compete.
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There's always the possibility that you'll compete as a Wild Card.
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It's on us as players to go out and compete hard.
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In 1941, there was no shortage of Dalmatians ready to compete.
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She has yet to decide what distance she will compete in.
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Existing offerings from EVConnect, GreenLots, GreenFlux, AmplyPower all compete with Electriphi.
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Some things will be complementary, and some things we'll compete on.
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The sisters may continue to compete and win more Grand Slams.
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Warren has struggled to compete in the progressive lane with Sen.
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Large banks don't face any pressure to compete on these fees.
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It is hard, though, to compete with that white speedo. If
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And if it can't compete, then that's not a bad thing.
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A total of 12 celebrities will compete on DWTS' 28th season.
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I was surprised at what the teams were spending to compete.
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Its smartphones compete globally with those of Apple (AAPL) and Samsung.
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American drug companies can already compete for NHS medicine procurement contracts.
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They compete and sign a count slip falsely saying they did.
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"You want to train as you're going to compete," says Ferriss.
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They often compete for the same units as their Millennial children.
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The more businesses can compete for employees, the more workers benefit.
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"In places we compete and [in] places we partner," Bhusri said.
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So I compete on something that they can't respond to easily.
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Sonos and Roku both compete with Amazon and Google, among others.
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"Today we compete with Sony, Microsoft, Tencent and Nintendo," Kotick said.
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Its management tried to compete by closing stores and cutting costs.
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Now, cable, satellite and telephone companies compete for multichannel video subscribers.
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Let Medicaid and private plans truly compete in the market place.
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"We're going to have to increase scale to compete," he said.
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Apple has long struggled to compete with Spotify in music streaming.
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"She'll just say he decided not -- to not compete," he said.
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The kerfuffle ultimately left Jamaica without the necessary equipment to compete.
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It will compete with other boat services along the Adriatic coast.
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They're going to have to compete in a global market now.
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"We approved it and now they can compete," he told Reuters.
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" Now, Fine complains, "multiple [processing] networks compete for the merchants' business.
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Sessions would immediately have the money to compete in the primary.
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I was so excited to compete on behalf of my country.
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But Uber drivers do not compete against each other on price.
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Lyft also must compete with its larger rival Uber for drivers.
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And online, it can't compete with Amazon and its traditional rivals.
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Others, like soccer's governing body, FIFA, have allowed them to compete.
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Participants compete in the ancient Sikh martial art known as Gatka.
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Again, I go back to the scooters, everyone had to compete.
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Kelli Ward will compete in November's general election for retiring Sen.
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