They don't just compete against banks—they compete against credit card companies.
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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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Previous research has also shown that women are more willing to compete against other women than to compete against men.
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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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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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And it will help it compete against others like it.
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We have been able to compete against the competitive proteins.
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However, it may start to compete against the more anyway.
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China already has a plan to compete against the TPP.
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It is very hard to compete against the Kenyan runners.
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It is set to compete against Bombardier's CRJ regional jets.
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Will Hurd (R) will compete against Gina Ortiz Jones (D).
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RadioShack, meanwhile, has struggled to compete against internet behemoth Amazon.
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Trans men can now compete against other men without restriction.
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We're developing a history as we compete against one another.
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T) on Wednesday threatened to compete against Xerox Corp (XRX.
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"I don't know how you compete against that," said Winer.
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In our case you would pay to compete against others.
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They train together and compete against each other every day.
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It is a wonderful competitive environment and they compete against Apple.
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Here's the thing, though: Mack Beggs wants to compete against boys.
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Hey, I could really go all out and compete against Google.
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It didn't have the resources to compete against the search giant.
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The ease and convenience of subscriptions is difficult to compete against.
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Yet I welcome and cherish the opportunity to compete against them.
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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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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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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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In Sunday's title match, Nadal will compete against Russia's Daniil Medvedev.
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Even many of those can't compete against natural gas or renewables.
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We have seen members of teams we compete against become ill.
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Look what happens when platforms have something meaningful to compete against!
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GeForce Now will compete against other streaming services like Google Stadia.
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China's regional neighbors compete against it in a number of industries.
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But Uber drivers do not compete against each other on price.
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I just compete against myself and try to make myself better.
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Others that compete against it in this area include Nielsen and comScore.
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Trump touts U.S. energy, will compete against Russia's gas pipeline to Germany .
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Local businesses say they find it hard to compete against the state.
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We can't compete against each other and compare ourselves to one another.
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OUR SERVICES BUSINESS HAS TO COMPETE AGAINST ACTOSE AND OTHER MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES.
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Heather and Jen plot a secret garage sale to compete against Joan's.
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That's when the remaining four chefs have to compete against each other.
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"There&aposs a lot of tough kids to compete against," he said.
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The real-life pals will compete against each other on the Sept.
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You only stand a chance to compete against Google, Uber, et al.
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Refinery29 has hired a Facebook exec to help it compete against Facebook.
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"We need to be careful not to compete against ourselves," he said.
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The move could also help Shanghai better compete against other financial hubs.
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The regional divisions will compete against each other in a regular schedule.
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Eight Overwatch teams will be invited to compete against each other Dec.
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Each winner will have to compete against six to 19 other athletes.
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That includes rural Americans and independent operators that compete against farm cooperatives.
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Nuclear power simply cannot compete against safer, cleaner and cheaper renewable energy.
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I watch Jeopardy with my roommate, and we compete against each other.
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It is one thing for American firms to compete against Chinese firms.
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AT&T and Time Warner do not directly compete against each other.
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"We built [the campaign] to compete against any of them," said Parscale.
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It's difficult to compete against companies who deliver these services, she added.
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"Let news and fake news compete against each other," Mr. Peng said.
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Publications compete against each other for clicks, which lead to advertising revenue.
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Zuffranieri will return to compete against two new contestants on Friday, Sept.
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That's why companies that typically compete against one another are teaming up.
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Evan Jenkins vacated his seat, leaving Ojeda to compete against state Rep.
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The Bentonville, Arkansas-based retailer is spending heavily to compete against Amazon.
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"Men and women's tennis just don't compete against each other," she said.
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So American companies can compete against anyone, anywhere else in the world.
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Too many people see college -- and the elite prep schools that come before college -- as a zero-sum game in which we compete against other parents, and in which our children compete against each other, for a limited resource.
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"I'm running this in support of female athletes, so they can compete against each other and not have to compete against male athletes who have different hormones flowing through their veins, which gives them much more muscle capacity," Rep.
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Sure, you won't have to compete against a Polish plumber for a job.
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All the winners compete against each other, this is such a rare opportunity.
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The music streaming service has struggled to compete against rivals Spotify and Apple.
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I actually was very excited to compete against them but also little nervous.
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Club teams are scattered across the country and compete against each other regularly.
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Maybe "Republicans" and "Conservatives" wouldn't compete against each other in every close district.
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But he is confident they can compete against other touch screen register systems.
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"Bleakest quotes: "There's a reason that male golfers don't compete against female golfers.
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Kroger has been transforming its business to compete against the evolving retail landscape.
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This could also help Truecaller compete against bigger companies that offer competing services.
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It's a competitive atmosphere — you have to compete against yourself, and other riders.
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Of course, on-demand brands must compete against one another for workers, too.
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Tech entrepreneurs would have a fighting chance to compete against the tech giants.
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It'll be the last time to compete against them on the Olympic stage.
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Ryan Reynolds will compete against Dwyane "The Rock" Johnson in the Collaboration category.
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And how do you compete against ... Because there's tons of these VPN sites.
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Schrier will compete against Republican Dino Rossi in November to replace retiring Rep.
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The company retained Motorola patents that helped Google compete against Apple years later.
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This season, he's had to compete against a younger, likable, *actually human* candidate.
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American companies are finding it unsustainable to compete against government-backed steel production.
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The A350-1000, the largest model, was launched to compete against Boeing's 777s.
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The change also puts Airbnb in a better position to compete against hotels.
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Today, some 1,400 players on 280 teams compete against rivals in contests nationwide.
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No other drag queen in the world would have to compete against that!
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Together, they aim to compete against Silicon Valley companies like Google and Netflix.
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Low-income communities sometimes must compete against each other for resources and attention.
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The process of choosing a candidate to compete against Donald Trump is beginning!
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Natus Vincere will compete against Astralis in the other best-of-three semi.
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We know that synapses compete against one another, and the strongest synapse wins.
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If they want a shot to compete against Republicans in rural America, they can start by standing up for the right of rural Americans to compete against the corporate monopolies that have been left free to loot and plunder our communities.
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You don't want to prove anything to anybody else, or compete against specific people.
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This follows Delta's similar move to compete against discount rival Spirit Airlines Inc SAVE.
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Kmart, which filed for bankruptcy in 2002, needed scale to help compete against Walmart.
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You'll be able to compete against your friends' high scores (in true arcade fashion).
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In Dirt 4, you compete against the pros of the FIA World Rallycross Championship.
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I don't want American workers to compete against people making 56 cents an hour.
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Mithril is struggling to compete against ferocious competition in the growth-stage equity market.
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But the reality is that SoundCloud can't compete against its bigger, better-funded rivals.
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These organisms naturally make antibiotics for their own survival, to compete against other bacteria.
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We didn't seem to have the legs in order to compete against them tonight.
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The two companies compete against AT&T and Verizon to provide U.S. wireless service.
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"Baidu wants to use the Android strategy to compete against" Google sister company Waymo.
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They also see Hulu as a real distribution streaming platform to compete against Netflix.
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If you can't, it will compete against you and you won't do so well.
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Having to compete against bros like Jordan finally gets to James, and he cracks.
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And beyond money, this roster will compete against itself for touches, minutes, and shots.
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The current crop of technology that's coming up will struggle to compete against sunlight.
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The move helps Coca-Cola compete against PepsiCo's Gatorade, which has performed extremely well.
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And the surge of money comes as Mr. Sanders prepares to compete against Mrs.
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A deal with Snapdeal would provide Flipkart with added heft to compete against Amazon.
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They compete against a variety of crews that spring up quickly across the Bronx.
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U.S. merchants and farmers have struggled to compete against lower-priced South American corn.
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Instead, executives from different divisions were forced to compete against each other for resources.
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So we compete against Facebook and Google and all these other places for talent.
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Strong would not be the first Paralympic athlete to compete against able-bodied competitors.
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Ms. Boerio will compete against Guy Reschenthaler, a state senator and a Navy veteran.
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The rest existed as a long list of employee performance ratings to compete against.
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That would only improve China's ability to field technology to compete against Western companies.
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Canadian producers have been struggling to compete against Netflix, YouTube and other online rivals.
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It also helps Renault Sport compete against Formula One's elite teams for engineering talent.
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Every year, Republicans and Democrats compete against each other in the Congressional Baseball Game.
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Gamers compete against one another by controlling all facets of team during a contest.
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Volunteers can compete against one another and earn both virtual and real-world rewards.
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Yeah, but let it compete against Medicare and see who wins in the marketplace.
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Trump's decision could very well dictate if he can seriously compete against the Clinton juggernaut.
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The service will compete against the likes of Deliveroo, FoodPanda, Go-Jek's GoFood, and others.
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Throughout the year, regional teams compete against one another in competitive seasons of their own.
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This year IEX plans to start a listings business to compete against NYSE and Nasdaq.
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BUFFETT SAYS HE MISJUDGED HOW EFFECTIVELY RETAILERS WOULD COMPETE AGAINST COMPANIES THAT PRODUCE PACKAGED GOODS
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It will compete against UberEats, Deliveroo, Zomato, and Talabat which already operate in the region.
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With noise cancellation, it's poised to compete against the best from Sony and Bose, too.
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The deal could help Mobike compete against other bike-sharing services, especially Alibaba-backed Ofo.
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McClendon will compete against Lucy Steyer, who is 17 years old, for the Democratic nomination.
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Meanwhile, "advanced" biofuels would be forced to compete against corn on a level playing field.
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Other channels, the dishonest ones we compete against, are not even covering this development, apparently.
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Microsoft is building a cheaper Surface tablet to compete against Apple's iPad, according to Bloomberg.
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TikTok, the extremely popular Chinese video-making app, will now have to compete against Facebook.
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You work so hard with your teammates, guys you compete against almost all year long.
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And to compete against yet another known anti-doping violator like Alistair Overeem, no less?
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" Now that he's free to fight, Mir said, to compete against Jones "would be fun.
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So don&apost be afraid to give lenders a chance to compete against one another.
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Republicans in Montana are duking it out for the chance to compete against Democratic Sen.
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How could software and sensors ever compete against a driver's eyes, hands and firing synapses?
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Picture Prompts Do you think women and men should compete against each other in sports?
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The San Francisco 49ers will compete against the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIV.
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It couldn't compete against the iPhone and the rise of music streaming services like Spotify.
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Moreover, they compete against one another for jobs and other scarce resources, including political power.
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For Zomato, buying the Uber Eats business in India will help it compete against Swiggy.
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"Apparently the circus doesn't think they could compete against a Trump presidency," Stephen Colbert countered.
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YES, 5 G CAN BE USED TO COMPETE AGAINST US. IT IS VERY CAPITAL INTENSIVE.
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But will it be enough to compete against Big Tech companies in the long run?
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L) in a deal that would help it compete against larger rivals CME Group (CME.
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As the broader sporting goods industry struggles to compete against online retailers such as Amazon.
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Many companies are racing to bring on new A.I. talent to compete against one another.
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The group earlier this year endorsed another Latina, Christina Hale, to compete against Republican Rep.
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The cash Roku raised today will be used to compete against a host of tech giants.
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At Facebook's annual conference in April, Zuckerberg essentially invited developers to help him compete against Snapchat.
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As Reuters notes, there is a history of Middle Eastern athletes refusing to compete against Israelis.
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That'll allow them to compete against Google and Facebook, which currently dominate the online advertising market.
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WE'VE GOT TO COMPETE AGAINST HUAWEI, AGAINST LENOVO, AGAINST OUR COMPETITORS HERE IN THE UNITED STATES.
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We've got to compete against Huawei, against Lenovo, … so, we've got to be incredibly cost effective.
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"For us to compete against each other tomorrow is something special for our family," Jenkins said.
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There may not be any direct crossover, but they've been brought to compete against each other.
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These women compete against each other in the regular season, but here, they were a unit.
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Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick will officially compete against Republican Lea Marquez Peterson for Arizona's 22016nd Congressional District.
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But the Luiks are believed to be the first identical triplets to compete against each other.
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We have seen a misuse of success to deny others the chance to compete against you.
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Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick will officially compete against Republican Lea Marquez Peterson for Arizona's 2nd Congressional District.
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We compete against two giants in SAP and Oracle, who frankly are dinosaurs at this point.
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Israeli athletes might cheer the free pass they gain when Arabs refuse to compete against them.
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"I knew if I brought my 'A' game, I could probably compete against him," said Tanihara.
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Beam launched in January to compete against well-established game streaming services from Twitch and YouTube.
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You can see them being well-positioned in the future to compete against the digital players.
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Those neural nets then adapt over time in order to compete against each other more effectively.
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CNN does not just compete against MSNBC and Fox News, but thousands of internet news sources.
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Each 30-minute episode showcases three amateur bakers as they compete against one another for $10,000.
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After Tinder, Herd decided to compete against her former employer and create a new dating app.
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He also says its history with larger customers allows it to compete against the newer entrants.
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Last year, she asked the companies to consider a merger to better compete against the internet.
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US seafood producers compete against Asian and other global suppliers, where wages are often incredibly low.
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Do you have what it takes to compete against the very best early-stage startup founders?
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Yet even our most efficient electric arc furnace producers cannot compete against the flood of imports.
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She'll compete against Adele — who received five nominations — in each of the top of three categories.
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Champions League: Tottenham Hotspur advanced to the Champions League final, where they will compete against Liverpool.
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Still, his work is the political equivalent of a single bookstore trying to compete against Amazon.
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So in that sense, I do compete against Google, but I don't run a search engine.
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But most of the advertising industry is struggling to compete against Facebook and Google, analysts said.
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Politicians claimed it would allow independent and civil society groups to compete against sect-based parties.
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But they have to compete against us, so they're generous with what they call a review.
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The Sullivan is also a rare award in which women and men compete against one another.
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She will compete against MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell and CNN's Don Lemon on the cable news front.
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Big retailers like Walmart have also jumped into the fray, in part, to compete against Amazon.
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The developers are often mid-tier players and unable to compete against bigger rivals for credit.
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But McDermott alone will not help the Thunder compete against top-tier teams like the Spurs.
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You work so hard with your team mates, guys you compete against almost all year long.
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Among his clients were U.S. steel companies struggling to compete against heavily subsidized imports from China.
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Among his clients were U.S. steel companies struggling to compete against heavily subsidized imports from China.
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That would mean that LNG will continue to struggle to compete against coal on price alone.
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We'll try to compete against a great team who have the best player in the world.
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The idea that we would support each other rather than compete against each other has gone.
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One of Nvidia's new Studio laptops, meant to compete against the MacBook Pro One of Nvidia's new Studio laptops, meant to compete against the MacBook Pro The series will include seventeen laptops made by Nvidia's manufacturing partners (including Acer, ASUS, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, MSI and Razer).
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In mining, computers operate around the lock to compete against other machines to solve complex math problems.
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That drama came as the company was already struggling to compete against more innovative competitors like Domino's.
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They will head to Atlanta to compete against the Los Angeles Rams in the 2019 Super Bowl.
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Retailers are under pressure to raise wages as they compete against other industries for entry-level candidates.
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WATTERS: If you want to compete against Republicans, I would hammer gas prices, college tuition, health care.
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For Wenger, there was satisfaction in seeing his young players compete against one of the top sides.
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Everyone else in your league does the same thing, and then your teams compete against each other.
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"These blood sports would bring people together to have their dogs compete against each other," Lambert said.
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Its size helps it compete against bigger companies because it can be more flexible and push boundaries.
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Schools compete against each other for eight weeks during the season leading up to a championship event.
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Compete against your friends in this fast-paced music-mixing game before its official release in September!
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King and Efimova will compete against each other in Monday night's much-anticipated 100-meter breaststroke final.
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No word on the pricing yet, but it'll surely compete against the very appealing new Technics 1200.
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We already spend time doing something, so how is my AR app going to compete against that.
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Either tech breakthroughs or deregulation could make it easier for tech firms to compete against conventional ones.
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"I never expected that to happen in life," the comedian said about having to "compete" against Björk.
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What's more, it won't be forced on players who prefer to compete against only other Xbox users.
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Those companies' higher-end phones, which compete against directly with Hauwei's models, tend to use Qualcomm chips.
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"As an athlete you ... always want to compete against the best," U.S. rival Devon Allen told reporters.
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The Russian doping scandal has once again given us a powerful villain to root and compete against.
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He will compete against Sam Smith, Craig David, Aphex Twin and Giggs for British Male Solo Artist.
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For every correct answer, players receive a point, which they can use to compete against their friends.
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Notably, it includes how he can use the company's massive store fleet to better compete against Amazon.
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"Pledged PLEOs" are local elected officials who must compete against each other for these reserved delegate slots.
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"Now that I'm 6'9", it's way easier for me to compete against him," Shareef said ... "He's slow.
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If viral videos are forced to compete against one another, let it be farmer's market vegetable videos.
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Freshly minted quants must still compete against PhDs, who are better trained to research and build models.
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The best way to really get a feel of your fighter is to compete against others online.
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Those companies' higher-end phones, which compete against directly with Huawei's models, tend to use Qualcomm chips.
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Peltz has said P&G was not quick enough to compete against upstarts like Dollar Shave Club.
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Americans should not have to compete against workers in low-wage countries who earn pennies an hour.
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Following its Family Dollar acquisition, Dollar Tree aims to better compete against one-time leader Dollar General.
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Companies throughout the economy then compete against each other to hire more workers, bidding up their wages.
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The Trumps would compete against the Obamas on "Family Feud," if host Steve Harvey has his way.
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Ultimately, investing in stronger, deeper relationships helps us compete against far bigger teams with far bigger budgets.
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IN THE MIDMARKET, PAYCOM, PAYLOCITY IN THE ENTERPRISE SPACE, THEY COMPETE AGAINST ULTIMATE SOFTWARE, WORKDAY, AND OTHERS.
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Source: FactSet Disney is getting more aggressive in the streaming online video market to compete against Netflix.
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The Walloons did not relish the idea of having to compete against imported dairy products from Canada.
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These operators all compete against EDF, which has an 80 percent share of the retail power market.
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Cable operators are increasingly focused on medium-sized businesses and compete against Windstream in the SMB segment.
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But Lee said Warren and Sanders are more likely to work together than compete against each other.
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It is quite another for American firms to compete against the coordinated efforts of the Chinese state.
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I wanted to win the biggest races and compete against the best riders on the same terms.
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But the deal is seen as an attempt by Target to compete against Amazon, especially around groceries.
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The small size of the domestic car industry made it almost impossible to compete against foreign automakers.
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Mr. Sanders wants "Medicare for all"; Mr. Biden wants a "public option" to compete against private insurance.
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If part of that is testosterone driven, then you can't allow a male to compete against women.
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He was stationed at Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina and traveled to compete against top amateurs.
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"What a special opportunity to get a chance to compete against them," Celtics Coach Brad Stevens said.
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Was it awkward to compete against the Leafs when you work with them and you're a fan?
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The higher utility costs are hitting the manufacturing sector hard, particularly companies that compete against imported goods.
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She had to compete against her American elders in a series of clay-court events this spring.
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Warren did not even attempt to compete against Sanders, instead launching a vicious personal attack against Bloomberg.
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They provided an advantage, and Pistorius could not use them to compete against athletes not using them.
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The more a retailer serves consumers, the tougher it will be for them to compete against Amazon.
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Maybe France's government and top taxi services are just not tech savvy enough to compete against Uber.
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It was time to build an advanced carbon composite jetliner to compete against the Airbus-Boeing duopoly.
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Anita has an offer to fight for an Asian promotion and compete against an established professional fighter.
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And you're global now, you now compete against ... Who would be your biggest competitors at this point?
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It would threaten hundreds of private colleges, which could no longer compete against the completely subsidized state system.
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The sluggishness in Oath's integration and its ability to quickly compete against the duopoly is worrying to advertisers.
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So how in the world is this going to compete against newer technology like Apple Pay and Venmo?
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But to compete against low-cost local brands, Tesla urgently needs to start churning out its cheaper car.
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The plan allows for each candidate to have a "clear path" to compete against Trump in those states.
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Melee players to compete against each other — and six more fan-voted players — for four days in November.
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Lumus provides many companies with optical engines and development kits rather than compete against them with individual products.
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I think it's most fair that people pick to compete against a couple they feel is their equal.
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The Japanese firm has struggled to compete against the likes of Apple and Samsung in the smartphone market.
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At around 15,000 square feet, these shops were designed to compete against the rapidly expanding dollar store players.
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Magnit's stores, which target consumers on lower incomes, have struggled to compete against aggressive discounting by rival X5.
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He was just excited to have a chance to play basketball there and compete against higher-caliber teams.
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This came after an eight-year hiatus which saw Herring last compete against Brock Lesnar at UFC 87.
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The taxi union is asking the city for regulatory relief to better compete against Uber, Lyft and Via.
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The Lotus Evija will compete against very expensive electric supercars like the Pininfarina Battista and the Rimac C_Two.
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The skaters there to compete against him quickly embraced Hawk, who lifted both arms triumphantly in the air.
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U.S. farmers are cutting costs any way they can to compete against cheaper producers in Argentina and Brazil.
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That it protects athletes who don't dope from having to compete against, and lose to, athletes who do.
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"Western Digital and Toshiba really need each other because they can't compete against Samsung without partners," he added.
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"It's the only discipline where the best downhill guys can compete against the best tech guys," Pinturault added.
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Samsung also introduced several accessories to compete against Apple, including a pair of wireless headphones called Galaxy Buds.
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A whopping seven "Hamilton" performers were singled out; in two categories, "Hamilton" actors will compete against one another.
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Hyde-Smith will compete against Democratic challenger Mike Espy since no candidate received 50% of the vote total.
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An acquisition would enable Euronet to better compete against digital startups which are transforming the money transfer business.
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The victor will compete against Democrat James Smith, an Afghanistan War veteran who was awarded a Purple Heart.
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Community oncology clinics that can't compete against the hospitals' 28503B profit advantage are bought out or shut down.
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And in an era of sweeping consolidation, many smaller companies find themselves struggling to compete against multinational behemoths.
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This latest partnership allows Foursquare to better compete against Yelp, which offers on-demand food delivery via Eat24.
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It remains to be seen how many Democrats can walk the tightrope to effectively compete against Republican incumbents.
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Needing Time Warner to compete against Google and Facebook became a key argument for the merger, in fact.
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Analysts said that could help Zain Saudi compete against market leader Saudi Telecom , which was down 1.4 percent.
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The alliance is designed to compete against China's state-owned energy companies and new privately owned chemical companies.
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Ford is among a handful of automakers developing an electric pickup that will compete against the Tesla Cybertruck.
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An acquisition would enable Euronet to better compete against digital startups that are transforming the money transfer business.
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Jay Inslee is proposing a "public option": a state-run health plan that would compete against private insurers.
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And party doesn't matter much in the jungle: All the candidates compete against one another, regardless of party.
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In the runoff, Sandra Torres, the former first lady, will compete against Alejandro Giammattei, the former prisons director.
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A massive field of 12 Democrats is vying to compete against Cornyn in the general election this fall.
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Teams of six players control characters, referred to as heroes, and compete against each other to complete objectives.
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"The race reflects the past where owners helm their own boat and compete against one another," Weiland said.
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Three record-breaking players — James Holzhauer, Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter — will compete against each other in January.
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Several of the top conferences have also aligned so their teams compete against each other in nonconference games.
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O'Rourke has proven to be a prolific fundraiser, but he'll need an extra boost to compete against Cruz.
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Mergers help smaller lenders gain scale to compete against national rivals and pool expenses to invest in technology.
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They say that without liberal enthusiasm, the party can't compete against Mr. Trump and his intensely committed base.
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Germany's finance minister has argued that the country needs a strong national champion to compete against foreign banks.
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That prescription would go to a small-town pharmacist who was trying to compete against big-box retailers.
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"To manage to compete against him in the last four years has been a dream come true," he added.
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Trump has long vexed those who would work with him, compete against him or even seek to understand him.
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In the show, 12 celebrities (or so we're promised) wearing elaborate get-ups compete against one another overthe weeks.
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I know I would win in a trans male face-off but I want to compete against other men.
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Traditional service providers — recruiters, sourcers, executive search consultants — face pressure on margins as they compete against tech-enabled solutions.
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So during the reviews process, managers compete against their peer managers to secure strong grades for their direct reports.
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That will help it compete against Philip Morris, which has spent nearly twice as much on research as BAT.
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Our Top States study shows not only which states are winning but how entire regions compete against one another.
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Wal-Mart's latest test comes as it seeks to use its network of stores to better compete against Amazon.
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It was the company's hope that a shift into tech would help it compete against a world of smartwatches.
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This means that for electric cars to compete against petrol vehicles, battery costs still need to be cut significantly.
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Uber's freight business is designed to compete against FedEx's freight unit, which the company says provides 11% of sales.
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Pier 1, which is known for its candles and home accessories, has been struggling to compete against online retailers.
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Casey Cagle and Secretary of State Brian Kemp advanced to compete against each other in a July 24 runoff.
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The Masked Singer is an ongoing competition, where a group of masked celebrities compete against each other in costume.
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Starting in 2019, the series will see Porsche compete against Mercedes-Benz, Audi, BMW, Jaguar, Renault, Mahindra, and more.
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In fantasy sports, players compete against each other by building a team of athletes from a real-world sport.
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Driving the news: ZeroDown, the latest in this category, says it's helping its customers compete against even richer homebuyers.
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Every summer, there are three shows where three countries compete against each other, and it's always a good time.
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"It's Under Armour's bad luck that they compete against one of the best-run businesses on earth," he said.
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The effort was designed to better compete against market leader Halliburton and fast-growing companies such as Keane Group.
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Still, no matter how their seasons end, Virginia and Villanova have once again showed they can compete against anyone.
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We're taught to compete against one another from a young age, and we don't know how to be unified.
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We will compete against them as we do all of our competitors and that's by playing our own game.
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When I compete against another theater, it is not me against them, it is my community versus their community.
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Next door in the Third Congressional District, a number of Democrats are vying to compete against incumbent Republican Rep.
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"How did you know you'd be fast enough to compete against men?" he's asked in the video, via voiceover.
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Workers were incentivized to compete against one another to clear the most trends from their queue, former employees said.
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But these efforts can barely compete against the migrants' desperation to find a way north, no matter how costly.
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The minimum wage contributes to that, making it harder for inexperienced workers to compete against more experienced job seekers.
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And Google's DeepMind AI bots became aggressive when they were set to compete against each other, according to Quartz.
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"The many employers who treat their employees well shouldn't have to compete against the ones who don't," she said.
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Analysts have lauded the world's largest retailer for aggressively investing in its online sales business to compete against Amazon.
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They continue to test new ideas and learn from these experiments, as they work to better compete against Amazon.
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But the University Interscholastic League, which oversees Texas high school athletics, allowed Beggs, a junior, to compete against girls.
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Skip not only will compete against established e-scooter rivals, but also against ride-share giants Uber and Lyft.
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Stay tuned to watch the Marines compete against the soldiers in the Sullivan Cup, the Army's precision gunnery competition.
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Using Android has allowed companies like Samsung to compete against Apple's iPhone without having to make their own software.
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The big question now ... when are these guys all gonna pick up the sticks and compete against each other?!
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In the antitrust world that means, oh, they don't compete against each other, so that's an okay thing. Right.
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Mr. Woodfin faces another challenge: Instead of collaborating, cities and towns in the area often compete against one another.
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Silicon Valley venture capitalists stepped in, building lead-generation databases and online platforms to compete against traditional storefront lenders.
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Sears changed American retailing in the 20th century, but that hasn't helped it compete against Amazon in the 21st.
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The original everything store, Sears has struggled to compete against Amazon and other online retailers in the past decade.
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"They're going for broadband to compete against the cable companies, like Verizon and Fios and AT&T," says Steckel.
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Commercetools has no plans to expand to smaller companies — "We have no plan to compete against Shopify," Hoerig said.
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Long term, it also remains to be seen how Netflix will compete against its American rivals on the continent.
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Nike struggled to compete against third-party listings, who would often benefit from having more reviews than Nike's listings.
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It adds yet another major grocer to Instacart's arsenal as it prepares to compete against Amazon and Whole Foods.
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It allowed him to compete against the likes of Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Chi Chi Rodriguez and Bruce Crampton.
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Often, winners of these groups will ultimately compete against each other for the coveted title of Best in Show.
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The big question: Can YellowPepper compete against bigger rivals like Alibaba, who see Latin America as a big opportunity?
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The companies countered that the merger would enable them to effectively compete against top players AT&T and Verizon.
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The Russian state has to compete against the dream of six-figure salaries and stock options in Silicon Valley.
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Again, there's no scoring built into the title, so while it can be collaborative, you don't actually compete against anyone.
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He didn't call on Trump to spend his own money, but said he needs "way more" to compete against Clinton.
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In recent years, BlackBerry's operating system struggled to compete against Android and Apple's iOS, both of which dominate the market.
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Game makers regularly complain about having to compete against Valve's cutthroat discovery algorithms or not being protected from abusive players.
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"So, do you have what it takes to compete against everyone here to win a date with me?" she continued.
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Snap has struggled to grow as quickly as it had hoped and to compete against Instagram's very similar Stories product.
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Players can also compete against each other with their high scores, which is a nice callback to the arcade version.
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Translation: if stations compete against each other to buy rights to the best songs ... the artists will make more dough.
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Apple's biggest announcement at WWDC this week was the HomePod — a Siri-enabled speaker that will compete against Amazon's Echo.
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When the SpaceJet enters service it will compete against a new generation of regional jets built by Brazil's Embraer SA .
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Overall, it's a solid quarter for Microsoft as it continues to compete against both Google and Amazon for cloud customers.
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To go faster in a zero-sum city, each of us needs a WazeMe app to compete against other drivers.
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A cheaper iPad with a stylus would also help compete against some of the new Chromebooks emerging with stylus support.
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"It's going to be really difficult to compete against the American team, they are unbeatable at the moment," said Mustafina.
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But they've also qualified for DreamHack Open Rotterdam where they'll compete against seven other invited and qualified CS: GO teams.
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Although British law firms have offices there, they may have to expand in order to compete against the American behemoths.
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Cross-network play means that developers have the option of allowing Xbox gamers to compete against people on other platforms.
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Disney will be starting from scratch as it tries to compete against Netflix, Amazon, HBO and others for streaming customers.
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"Look, this product and the company was designed from the outset to compete against the market leader," he told Cramer.
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These retailers don't have the funds to invest in the technology or pricing to compete against their new larger competitors.
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Alexa, through frequent software updates, has also grown powerful enough to compete against Apple's Siri, Google Now, and Microsoft's Cortana.
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Smaller competitors of utility EDF say that increase was too low to allow them to compete against the market leader.
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Six women are among the more than 20 Democrats vying for the party's nomination to compete against Trump in 2020.
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And the Pixel, at an estimated 1 million sold, doesn't even begin to compete against the iPhone's massive global footprint.
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And he also said he was confident he can compete against Trump for the nomination, but it will take time.
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Whole Foods has struggled to compete against other grocers who are targeting the natural and organics business it once dominated.
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The fact that energy is a commodity also means new energy technologies have to compete against incumbents on price alone.
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It also allows you to set and monitor fitness goals and compete against your friends and family with Garmin trackers.
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The lower price point was part of a strategy to compete against Asian rivals in emerging markets such as China.
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It's hard to watch them compete against bright eyed and bushy tailed teens and pretend this is a fair fight.
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Smikle, the Democratic strategist, said he could already envision how Biden could compete against candidates including Sanders, Warren and Sen.
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Caterpillar CEO Jim Umpleby believes demand from China will stabilize as the company takes action to compete against local rivals.
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Just be sure the work is solid: Festivals are rare, and your entry will compete against pros and industry veterans.
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Critics of that approach say such firms are better suited to partner with traditional financial institutions, not compete against them.
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"Why in the hell should some kid in Baltimore have to compete against a guy in India?" he asked rhetorically.
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Australians are also interested in the women's rugby competition, where their team will compete against its fierce rival New Zealand.
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And, it would force transit projects to compete against other infrastructure proposals for a relatively small sum of federal funding.
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But the NCAA allows coaches to restrict athlete movement, simply because their teams might have to compete against said athletes.
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He goads black and white students to compete against one another because that's how the real world works, he said.
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It's a pretty tough job market out there — she's got to compete against all those other unemployed Trump communications directors.
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Inslee is proposing a "public option": a nonprofit health plan run by the state to compete against private health insurers.
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As a strait-laced instructor barks orders, the trainees compete against snobby locals and have some fun in the sun.
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European soccer's governing body does not allow teams with a single owner to compete against each other in continental competitions.
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If you're looking to compete against someone other than yourself, get some board or card games from that small business.
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Imagine if these were separate companies and Facebook actually had to compete against them, rather than simply shift resources around!
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One disadvantage, though, is that the gateway helps Amazon strengthen its brand, which many e-commerce merchants must compete against.
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Is it looking to eventually compete against the carriers like United Parcel Service and FedEx, which it currently relies upon?
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Senator David Perdue, Republican of Georgia, said the deal would combine companies that did not directly compete against one another.
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The team trains to compete against other local clubs and travels to places like Washington and Philadelphia for bigger regattas.
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Disney also pulled its entire catalog of films and TV shows from Netflix in order to compete against the streamer.
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According to Mori, the bands will allow guests to collect digital coins and compete against other attendees of the park.
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Introduced last month, the bill would require student athletes to only compete against other athletes of the same biological sex.
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Independent companies compete against Britain's regional electricity distribution network operators, such as SSE, to connect new customers to those networks.
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"Any athlete who is honestly a true competitor — you want to compete against the best of the best," she said.
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" For example, he said that Battlefield V, a first-person shooter game that was expected to compete against Fortnite, "bombed.
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I firmly believe that American solar manufacturers can compete against any foreign competitor, but they need a level playing field.
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The series was CBS's latest effort to compete against "Bonanza," the NBC staple that had owned Sunday nights for years.
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No employer should have to compete against lawbreakers who cut corners and then enjoy a break from the federal government.
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New York (CNN Business)Pizza Hut had struggled to compete against Domino's and Papa John's for the past few years.
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And now the pressure is on for Trump to prove that he can compete against an establishment candidate like Clinton.
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For example, think of how difficult it would be to compete against Amazon, with its vast and efficient technological infrastructure.
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This required them to travel to the jungle in order to compete against American Idol's Sanjaya Malakar and Daniel Baldwin.
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The service is one of several new technology initiatives underway at Target to help it better compete against Amazon and Walmart.
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It's a solid demonstration of exactly what Windows Mixed Reality will offer to compete against the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.
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Lieutenant Governor Eric Holcomb, a Republican, stepped in for Pence and will compete against Democrat John Gregg, a former state lawmaker.
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Obviously Microsoft wanted to buy it, it wanted to double down in search and compete against — For a pretty big fee.
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Matt Flynn is one of 10 candidates in a crowded Democratic primary field, seeking the nomination to compete against Republican Gov.
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It occupies a physical space and you compete against reality because you cannot immerse yourself in it in the same way.
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This is a guy who went on TV to compete against two dozen other men for a woman's hand in marriage.
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Samsung is unveiling its new Galaxy M Series in India today, in a bid to compete against Chinese rivals like Xiaomi.
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Then Tuesday afternoon happened, and the league announced that from now on, the East will no longer compete against the West.
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Without having to pay drivers, ride-hailing could become more cost effective and compete against other forms of transport including buses.
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How you come out of this, how you fight against it, how you compete against it - that's the most important thing.
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But ARKit could also let the company compete against Google, which currently sets the gold standard for phone-based augmented reality.
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Boost Mobile will also be divested so the New T-Mobile will have to compete against it in the prepaid market.
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Also, according to recent leaks, Google is expected to release a Home Mini at $50 to compete against the Echo Dot.
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By doing so, it is able to come to market with an FDIC-insured product to compete against the incumbent banks.
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Knute Buehler won the GOP gubernatorial primary , besting a crowded field vying to compete against incumbent Democrat Kate Brown in November.
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She will compete against Cate Blanchett for Carol, Brie Larson for Room, Saoirse Ronan for Brooklyn and Jennifer Lawrence for Joy.
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An Amazon spokesperson said the company prohibits Amazon's own brands from using an individual seller's data to compete against the seller.
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The country amasses more worldwide influence, and its companies both compete against and provide a financial lifeline to key U.S. companies.
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Adding Fox's assets gives Disney scale to compete against Netflix and Amazon with a new streaming-video business of its own.
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"It felt so good," he added of the feeling of getting to compete against players he knew were among the best.
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But, it's McGregor who Holloway has longed to compete against for years following his decision loss to the Irishman in 2013.
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Leagues created on Quarterback can host daily challenges, give away prizes and compete against fan clubs devoted to other top players.
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The challenge for private firms is not so much how to compete against state firms as how to coexist with them.
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"We have all we need to compete against China," Verizon President Ronan Dunne told Axios when asked about his competitors' pitch.
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A merger would let PMI collect the full margins from IQOS in America and better compete against a beefed-up BAT.
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That will mean business development deals with a number of other companies, some of which will potentially compete against Razer itself.
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Anytime appears to be a more ambitious product, one designed to compete against messaging apps such as Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp.
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Founded in 2001 by Saudi Arabia's Oger Telecom, Cell C has struggled to compete against established players Vodacom and MTN Group.
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Sonos released a speaker with Amazon's Alexa built-in, while Google released its own high-end speaker to compete against it.
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The $400 Home Max is designed to compete against high-end speakers like Sonos and Apple's HomePod, whenever that gets released.
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That means ISPs can better compete against the likes of data-giants Google and Facebook in the growing online advertising market.
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Music-streaming app Spotify has alleged that App Store policies make it difficult to compete against Apple Music for paid subscribers.
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This system functions like a rigged lottery, requiring farmers compete against each other for part of a fixed pool of money.
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For Hulu, the deal will allow the service to better compete against a growing number of competitors for cord cutters' dollars.
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Or, will it need to be hardware independent to be able to compete against the likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime?
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But officials who oversee student athletics in Texas schools require students to compete against the sex listed on their birth certificates.
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But Merck will handle marketing for Renflexis in the U.S. and compete against another biosimilar of Remicade from Pfizer called Inflectra.
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This shows that it's becoming increasingly harder for the smaller iron ore producers to compete against the Australian and Brazilian juggernauts.
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Over 65 brands compete against each other to grab a share of over 2513 million smartphones that are shipped every quarter.
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Vimeo is apparently getting ready to compete against Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu with the launch of its own subscription streaming service.
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Facebook has been trying to woo the gaming community for some time, to better compete against Amazon's Twitch and Google's YouTube.
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I assume on easy mode, you compete against drummer and band co-founder Lars Ulrich's ability to hold a steady tempo.
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Apple is using distribution to its large footprint of active devices to compete against companies with more media experience and content.
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But Mr. Tilden said that combining Alaska and Virgin would yield a stronger airline that could better compete against bigger rivals.
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Wall Street analysts believe they are in a stronger position to compete against Amazon and the rapid growth of dollar stores.
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Regan's new show will compete against "Shark Tank" on CNBC, which obtained the off-network rights to the program in 220006.
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Given that we're in a moment when attention is in extremely high demand, all forms of entertainment compete against one another.
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"Don't forget the whole euro situation was created to compete against the United States," he said in the Fox Business interview.
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But it's not unusual for Hou -- often referred to as the "Queen of chess" -- to compete against a roomful of men.
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In the early '60s, Lee was asked to come up with a team of superheroes to compete against DC's Justice League.
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Outside the circus tent, in a tavern or a theater, he and Diamond would compete against each other in challenge matches.
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However, many observers say Amazon is actually building a third-party logistics company that will someday compete against FedEx and UPS.
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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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DD: We always say Maker Faire's about exhibition, not competition, so much that creative work doesn't necessarily compete against each other.
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Trump's presidency drives every photographer in town that I work with, and compete against, because there has been so much drama.
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They are scheduled to compete against each other again on Saturday in the 100 free, where Manuel is the top seed.
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He goads black and white students to compete against one another because that is how the real world works, he said.
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Instead of assertively coordinating and distributing vital equipment, the administration is letting states, hospitals, and federal agencies compete against each other.
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The final four will compete against each other until the end of the season, when one will be declared the winner.
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Another way to boost Japanese rugby would be to give the national team more opportunities to compete against the world's best.
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"This is an opportunity for mascara brands to stay ahead of the curve and better compete against these trends," she said.
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Until this happens, sponge city initiatives will have to compete against visible and familiar infrastructure such as roads, transit, and utilities.
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Facebook's apps compete against rivals such as Snap Inc, Alphabet Inc's Google and Twitter Inc for slices of digital advertising spending.
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The merger and new capital will help Gett compete against the ride-hailing giants in the United States: Uber and Lyft.
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" It will compete against two songs from "La La Land," one from "Trolls" and one from "Jim: The James Foley Story.
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Amazon will be able to compete against Google and Facebook in the internet ad business, according to one Wall Street firm.
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The F.T.C. has also allowed Facebook to gobble up any company that could possibly compete against it, including Instagram and WhatsApp.
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The report details several examples in which YouTube stifled competitors who were looking to compete against it in video advertising sales.
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Its premise is that a group of celebs and influencers appear as costumed and masked performers who compete against each other.
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Google has announced the Home Max, a larger version of its Home smart speaker designed to compete against Apple's HomePod and Sonos.
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"Fortnite Battle Royale" allows up to 100 players to compete against each other or form squads in a fast-moving combat game.
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Training had gone really well and I really wanted to do well in the omnium and compete against (eventual winner) Kirsten Wild.
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Because of this, she believes that her dogs could easily compete against some of the talent at the Beverly Hills Dog Show.
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In 2015, the company added its All-Day Breakfast to attract more diners and compete against Chipotle Mexican Grill and Shake Shack.
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The business has struggled to compete against Chinese state-backed steel producers, which have ramped up production in the past 15 years.
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This album is a worthy showcase for Nettles' supple, versatile voice, and thankfully, the arrangements complement it rather than compete against it.
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Bharti and other local rivals, including Vodafone's India unit, have slashed prepaid tariffs and unveiled cheaper data plans to compete against Jio.
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"We should expect more promotions and perks like free and fast shipping, as retailers compete against Amazon," she said in a statement.
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It will compete against Microsoft's Project Scarlett, its next-gen Xbox console, which will also launch for the 2020 holiday shopping season.
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Prior to 2018, start-ups could not compete against big tech companies' notoriously high salaries and other benefits designed to retain talent.
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"The board's action today creates a path to enhance opportunities for student-athletes while ensuring they compete against students and not professionals."
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They could lower the hormone with medication, compete against men in certain Olympic events or in effect give up their international careers.
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And that's what's going to happen — OK. (APPLAUSE) That's what's going to happen with our enemies and the people we compete against.
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Knute Buehler has won the GOP gubernatorial primary, besting a crowded field vying to compete against incumbent Democrat Kate Brown in November.
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Apple has so far refused to redesign the MacBook Air to compete against the Surface Laptop, Dell's XPS 13, and other rivals.
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They're both great in their own right, but they have to compete against each other in order to reach their greatest potential.
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Parent company Air France-KLM is currently seeking ways to boost its position on long-haul markets and compete against Gulf carriers.
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A number of startups have emerged to help businesses that are not Amazon and Uber better compete against them and that proposition.
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After several miserable years, they finally began to increase online sales and to develop strategies to compete against e-commerce juggernaut Amazon.
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HBO and Cinemax are just the latest pay-cable networks that Hulu has added in attempts to compete against Netflix and YouTube.
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The intrigue: Browning was on a panel earlier on Tuesday discussing to what degree renewables plus storage can compete against natural gas.
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How would you react if you're that person and there is a robot truck that never stops that you cannot compete against?
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The products will include digital imaging and consumer-facing gear, but not any cameras that would directly compete against GoPro's own devices.
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Grocers like Kroger are looking to add service and distinction as they compete against the powerful union of Amazon and Whole Foods.
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The cross-country coaches say that, that no matter how hard our athletes try, it's hard to compete (against physically bigger foreigners).
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Bryant's early teams did not have to compete against black players, and he did not recruit his first black player until 1970.
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"It's sad that she (Bowie) isn't in this event because I like to compete against the strongest field possible," Ta Lou said.
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Plot twist: The brand made a sparkling navy, shimmery purple, and a ruby red that compete against Dorothy's slippers — and they're gorgeous!
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"I can tell you as a penalty-killer in practice, it's hard to compete against those guys," left winger Jake DeBrusk said.
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Two are vying to compete against him in November: Air Force veteran David Hughes versus National Guard veteran and entrepreneur Matt Prosch.
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The main question that Prince is concerned with is whether double amputees and single amputees should compete against each other at all.
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Given how successful McDonald's breakfast menu has been, "why wouldn't they want to go in and actually compete against McDonald's," he argues.
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In October, the company launched its machine learning-based autonomous database cloud to better compete against market leader Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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Three teams from ABC, NBC, and CBS would compete against one another, culminating in a tug-of-war to decide the winner.
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There are 5003 separate 100-metre finals for men with different conditions: for example, visually-impaired people do not compete against amputees.
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Whoever wins will compete against Democrat Stacey Abrams, the former state House minority leader whose campaign has Democrats across the country excited.
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The cost of labor and inputs have all risen, making it increasingly difficult to compete against places like Vietnam and Sri Lanka.
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But Amazon executives asserted on Thursday that they do not intend to compete against carriers like United Parcel Service and FedEx Corp.
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Today, the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team (USWNT) is set to compete against Netherlands in the 20183 FIFA Women's World Cup final.
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A resident of Kent, England, Jackson has joined a team of other professionals who compete against other teams in tournaments for money.
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"[Alibaba] is protected from a real marketplace challenge and hasn't had to compete against Jeff Bezos and Amazon in China," said Ross.
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The 6-year-old watched his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, compete against the TV star during a charity sailing race.
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Paul is betting $100,000 that he's the fastest YouTuber and will compete against challengers for the prize in the 100-meter sprint.
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Biden will also have to compete against another candidate in his own generation, Bernie Sanders, who has a strong following among millennials.
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The first part of the problem is that Google and Facebook compete against news publishers for user attention, data, and ad dollars.
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Once the Jets started to play a little bit better, it was like 'woe is me' and we didn't compete against them.
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The most notable bit is probably the Club tab, where you can connect with and compete against people virtually and in person.
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He divided the company into more than 30 independent units, requiring executives from different divisions to compete against each other for resources.
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Beginning with the 2020 Games in Tokyo, professional skateboarders will have the opportunity to compete against each other for an Olympic medal.
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But it's economically and environmentally irresponsible to subsidize 135-year-old technology that can no longer compete against newer, more efficient options.
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In the mid-1980s, the Alex Kidd character was designed to compete against the rising force that was the Super Mario games.
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This is a small pharmacist who owns his own place and he's trying to compete against CVS and these big drug stores.
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But if it's necessary to make mayo in order to compete against the chicken-derived egg industry, we could certainly do it.
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Since the two companies don't directly compete against each other, the legal case to block the deal is seen as relatively weak.
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Fifteen of your favorite "Jeopardy!" stars will compete against each other for a massive grand prize and, of course, ultimate bragging rights.
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The aging brand still has value to Verizon because it's using Yahoo's reach to build an ad network to compete against Google.
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It's particularly hard for Amazon to compete against Google, which can leverage years of information collected and organized for its search engine.
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Frequently, the incoming technology is folded into Chinese goods that land on world markets, forcing innovators to compete against their own creations.
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Last year, a leaked National Security Council presentation called for nationalization of 20173G networks to improve cybersecurity and better compete against China.
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Crikey identifies six things Mr. Morrison should do to compete against the Labor Party, starting with explaining why Mr. Turnbull was removed.
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Last year, Amazon acquired Sizmek's ad server to compete against Google's ad server that dominates the placement and measurement of online ads.
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"What fair trade means is that American workers cannot be forced to compete against people who make pennies an hour," he said.
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"When we play well, we're good, too," Coach Pat Shurmur said when asked how the Giants' defense could compete against stronger teams.
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Don't miss your chance to put your creative skills to the test and compete against some of the world's top code poets.
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Yet the challengers are missing out on opportunities to compete against the president, even in states where it's relatively easy to qualify.
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One analyst recently questioned the CEO of Ubisoft on how the company is going to compete against the up-and-coming game.
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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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In the longer term, however, NBCUniversal likely needs a bigger content war chest to compete against Netflix, Amazon, Apple and their ilk.
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HB 1572/SB 2077: Transgender students in sports Transgender student athletes could only compete against other athletes of the same biological sex.
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Republicans have long insisted that the legislation would help U.S. corporations compete against international competitors and keep more jobs in the country.
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A more neutral take is that this update is simply a way for Lyft to increase profits and better compete against Uber.
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First the good news: For now, Roku's strategy of pushing its prices down has helped it compete against very deep pocketed rivals.
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The Olympics are for the best athletes in the entire world to compete against each other to determine who is the best.
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And mobile video game play was dropping because of the rise of e-sports, where spectators watch skilled players compete against one another.
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Half of the trains are run by "open access" operators that can compete against government franchisees for passengers, keeping them on their toes.
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A sale to JAB, which also owns Keurig Green Mountain, would help the company compete against rivals such as Dunkin Brands Group Inc.
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The Moto E53 Power will compete against the likes of recently launched Xiaomi's Redmi 25s Prime and Lenovo's Vibe K215 Plus among others.
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Even in regions where two meatpackers show up to beef auctions, ranchers report that those major players often won't compete against one another.
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Two are vying to compete against him in November: Air Force veteran David Hughes versus National Guard veteran and business leader Matt Prosch.
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On Monday, the teen will compete against Simone Biles for a spot on the podium in the individual balance beam final on Monday.
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The top two winners will head to a runoff election, and the winner of that race will ultimately compete against incumbent Republican Rep.
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"We believe closing stores will allow us to adjust our business to effectively compete against the growing threat of online retailers," Ellison said.
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It would also apply to multiplayer games that empower players who spend more in microtransactions to more easily compete against those who don't.
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Kasich is telling his voters to back Cruz in Indiana, and likewise, Cruz will not compete against Kasich in Oregon and New Mexico.
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At that point the Gold Rush will become the Hunger Games, as cloud companies large and small compete against each other for survival.
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Six months ago, Amazon launched Music Unlimited, its on-demand music service, designed to compete against the likes of Spotify and Apple Music.
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The launch of its meatier burger comes as it prepares to compete against new launches from Nestle, Tyson Foods Inc and Impossible Foods.
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Well then, we're going to have to find other people who will compete against what is a considerable advantage on the other side.
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Point of sale financing services like Pay Later aim to compete against other options that SMBs have when they are making larger purchases.
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"It's harder for the builders to compete against resale inventory that is priced significantly below where their asking price is now," added Horne.
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But I think we need to make sure they're fixed and we need to figure out how they continue to compete against Airbus.
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Sky's 23 million customers makes it an invaluable asset to any media group seeking to better compete against online groups Netflix and Amazon.
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They now regularly compete against their European counterpart, MessageBird, which recently raised $60M (led by Accel and Atomico), and their US benchmark, Twilio.
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Sony's purchase of Altair will help it compete against other companies that are also working on cellular standards for the Internet of Things.
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For the 2017 Super Bowl, five classic Super Bowl spots representing "Bigger is Better" will compete against five smaller "Less is More" ads.
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Cell C, founded in 2001 by Saudi Arabia's Oger Telecom, has struggled to compete against established South African rivals Vodacom and MTN Group.
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The baseball game, set to be played at Nationals Park, is a tradition in which Democratic House members compete against Republican House Members.
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Dinklage and Coster-Waldau will compete against a coterie of Peak TV men, from Stranger Things' David Harbour to Handmaid's Tale's Joseph Fiennes.
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Set to compete against the $35 Google Chromecast, the Roku Express is essentially the old Roku 2 crammed into a very tiny box.
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But to grow rapidly, and achieve the scale needed to compete against established carriers, it had to slash ticket prices to fill planes.
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The rest (will) find out how hard it is and they'll give up ... because a female cannot compete against a male doing anything.
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This season, if the mercenary team wins the elimination, they get to join the big game and compete against us for $1 million.
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It's not uncommon in the corporate world for a well-prepared woman to compete against a man who thinks he can wing it.
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Norman and Pope are vying to compete against Democrat Archie Parnell, a former Goldman Sachs senior adviser, in a June 20 general election.
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Earlier this month, it raised $200 million in fresh funding, boosting its valuation and providing it with new resources to compete against Amazon.
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Tom Shields will compete against teammate Michael Phelps, who will be going for his one billionth gold medal in the 100-meter butterfly.
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There are a range of cities vying to compete against London as a financial hub, but none of them are quite there yet.
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And female eventers have no wish to segregate one of the only sporting events in which men and women compete against each other.
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I am happy to address a transgender woman in whatever form she prefers, but I would not be happy to compete against her.
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The probe will explore whether Amazon is using non-public data from the third-party merchants on its marketplace to compete against them.
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" A text message the group recently sent to likely Kentucky voters said, "Andy Beshear wants boys to compete against girls in girls' sports.
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If New Delhi attempts to compete against China's sizable war chest on the investment front, "we're setting ourselves up for disappointment," she said.
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That's why President Obama has called for a public option — a government insurance company that would compete against private insurers on the exchanges.
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The partnership has allowed the companies to better compete against auto industry powerhouses such as Volkswagen (VLKAF), Toyota (TM) and General Motors (GM).
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It'll be the hit of every party, especially if you gather a group of music lovers and experts to compete against each other.
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How can a provider compete against one rocket, only to find that the rocket that will actually be used will not be evaluated?
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These licenses enable neobanks to compete against Australia's established lenders, especially because they allow fintechs to guarantee consumer deposits as incumbent institutions do.
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The athletes will compete against reality stars like Snooki, Kyle Richards and Porsha Williams ... singers like Vince Neil and comics like Jon Lovitz.
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The European Union has also struggled to compete against Black Sea suppliers, with soft wheat exports running 16 percent below last year's pace.
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Spotify's new deal with Universal Music Group, could bolster the streaming service's revenue and better position the company to compete against Apple music.
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The EU is also creating rules to make it easier for new entrants to compete against big tech, such as data portability requirements.
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Safaricom owns M-Pesa mobile financial services and Equity has been trying to compete against it by developing its own digital financial platforms.
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The spending is necessary carmakers suddenly have to compete against some of the world's wealthiest corporations in order to manufacture the necessary technologies.
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Italian builders complain that rising indebtedness and weak infrastructure spending have eroded their ability to compete against major foreign firms as head contractors.
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For instance, rather than compete against Didi in China and Grab in Southeast Asia, Uber capitulated knowing it could not dominate these markets.
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Second, high development costs act as barriers to entry, making it harder for entrepreneurs to start new biotech companies and compete against incumbents.
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CEO has said the deal would help AT&T compete against tech giants like Amazon and Netflix, which are investing more in content.
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The deal is a recognition that scale is necessary to compete against Facebook, Alphabet's Google, Amazon and Netflix, which are changing consumer habits.
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Throughout her illness, she watched Federer compete against younger contenders in a rapidly evolving game as if her survival and his were intertwined.
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The platform has struggled to compete against Twitch and YouTube, but it will probably get a major boost with Blevins joining its roster.
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Strong ethic nationalism compels people in both Koreas to cheer for each other's athletes when they compete against non-Korean teams, especially Japan.
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Since the earliest days of Chatbooks, we decided this is how we were going to compete against the incumbents like Shutterfly for example.
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He sees the modern world as one where centralised hierarchies—be they governmental or business—must compete against the power of decentralised groups.
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He thinks Neanderthals might have been unusually prone to severe ear infections, which left them struggling to compete against their Homo sapiens cousins.
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To compete against Amazon (AMZN), Walmart has expanded curbside grocery pickup from stores and introduced one-day shipping to 75% of US customers.
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At the time, AutoNation was struggling, and many doubted that big dealership chains could compete against local dealers deeply rooted in their communities.
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That Roth's books should have to compete against one another is unfortunate but perhaps an inevitable consequence of readerly love and writerly death.
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"They're doing an event to compete against the White House because they don't want President Trump to have a victory," the aide said.
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Widespread complaints about test-obsessed schools leaving students ill equipped to compete against those in mainland China have not led to education reform.
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DraftKings and FanDuel have argued that they compete against larger, more powerful companies in the broader fantasy sports business, like ESPN and Yahoo.
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They were there to compete against Kim's sisters Khloe and Kendall; mom, Kris Jenner; grandma, Mary Jo Campbell; and even cousin Cici Bussey.
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A food and apparel duo would be able to compete against a number of retailers employing similar strategies, like Target and even Walmart.
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The series, back for Season 3, has celebrities compete against one another by belting out pop songs while decked out in elaborate disguises.
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Mr. Cordray will compete against Mike DeWine, the state attorney general, who claimed the Republican nomination after an aggressive challenge from Lt. Gov.
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Shot in Yugoslavia, it had some hard-core sex but, to his mind, not enough to compete against the new XXX-rated films.
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It is closing in on its acquisition of Yahoo, which it hopes will help it compete against Facebook and Google in digital advertising.
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It was once conventional wisdom that vertical mergers — those between companies that do not compete against each other — posed no threat to competition.
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In "Project Runway," designers compete against each other for a grand prize, which gives them an opportunity to start their own fashion line.
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Even more noteworthy: 22 percent of generics that would be the first to compete against a branded drug are not yet for sale.
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COMPETITIVE, COST PRESSURES Several European telecoms have found themselves saddled with IT operations poorly placed to compete against more dynamic pure-play rivals.
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As restaurants position themselves to compete against Kalanick's cut-price offerings, they find themselves paying increasing amounts of money for other digital services.
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Unlike American reality television shows, such as the "Survivor" series — in which contestants compete against one another — "Eden" had no winners or losers.
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Even without Mr. Lampert's financial engineering, analysts acknowledge that Sears would still probably struggle to compete against more innovative retailers with greater resources.
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So it's no wonder two Breitbart journalists — and experienced conservative activists — went to Arizona to help Ward's campaign compete against not only Sen.
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And if that's the case, the US has a powerful duo to compete against, one of which aims to reduce US power in Asia.
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To compete against that is almost foolhardy, so I feel like planning a sequel is an assumption of success that I'm not ready for.
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He asked the entrepreneurs how they will be able to compete against the likes of Whole Foods (which was acquired by Amazon) and Albertsons?
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Though Capsule says it would like to work with rather than compete against these services, which also deliver from the pharmacy to your door.
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Eventually, through expansion into broader work-related topics, Holloway's online-first approach could compete against the existing book publishing industry at a bigger scale.
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Microsoft might be targeting dual-screen devices initially, but the longer plan is for Windows Lite to help the company better compete against Chromebooks.
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Microsoft is planning to build a HomeHub feature into future Windows 10 updates to better compete against devices like Google Home and Amazon's Echo.
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As the Royal Tour concludes, it's tradition for Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge to compete against each other in an athletic competition.
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More generally, and likely to better compete against local players, LinkedIn tells us that it rebooted its growth strategy in the country last month.
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And there's hope that a new generation of safer, smaller modular reactors could help the technology compete against cheaper sources like gas and wind.
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The trouble for American brands is that it is tough to compete against comparable Japanese vehicles without differentiating themselves in some way, he said.
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The premise is that a group of celebs and influencers appear as costumed, masked performers who compete against each other in a singing competition.
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Competing against other people is fun and motivating, although with all of your stats close at hand, you can always just compete against yourself.
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Still, Tidal is struggling to compete against chief rivals like Spotify, which has already topped 40 million paying subscribers compared to Tidal's 3 million.
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By calling MekaMon a platform, Reach Robotics is making it clear that its bots are meant to compete against larger consoles with mature ecosystems.
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Driving the news: UnitedHealthcare, one of the country's largest insurers, will soon disadvantage Udenyca — a biosimilar manufactured by Coherus to compete against Amgen's Neulasta.
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Definition: a competition, or a round in a competition, in which a number of dancers compete against each other until a winner is declared.
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Microsoft's Office Online apps aren't as powerful as the company's desktop versions, but they've gradually improved to truly compete against Google's G Suite competition.
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Despite Uber's massive head-start, Google is one of few the companies that could actually stand to compete against it in the long term.
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Zoosk has for a long time struggled to compete against Match Group and its top-ranking dating apps in the U.S., led by Tinder.
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"I think Amazon or the larger big-box stores have probably just been too much to compete against," city manager Ed Augustus told CBS.
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If the big money comes, as it surely must when manufacturers compete against each other, will Formula E be strong enough to manage it?
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The lesser Focal Elear compete against the likes of the $699 Audeze EL-8, but again assert their value through sheer performance and quality.
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For Sprint, it's a way to make its plan more compelling and gives it a way to compete against other carriers with similar offers.
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This is a competition that forces eight fighters in a specific weight class to compete against one another until there is only one left.
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He first noticed Igwebuike playing on Nigeria's 18-and-under national team, which traveled throughout Africa to compete against the continent's other top teams.
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We can do better, and we need to if we are going to compete against countries that are pouring funding into first-rate training.
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Plans to expand autos, trucks, solar power and power storage will require massive investment to compete against giant multinationals with lots of production experience.
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That's who we wake up every day trying to think about how we compete against and give the best services to our sales force.
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That's who we wake up every day, trying to think about how we compete against and give the best services to our sales force.
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The retailer has struggled to compete against the growth of discount and low-cost rivals, particularly online, and revealed unexpectedly weak results last quarter.
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Attabotics is operating in a fast-growing logistics market, full of third-party logistics providers that help companies compete against the likes of Amazon.
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Illustrating the problems, the sources said that at times different arms of the agribusiness had tried to compete against each other in commodity deals.
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These two forces sometimes compete against each other, such as this year, given Democrats held a big lead but are also the opposition party.
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Bharti had previously slashed prepaid tariffs and unveiled cheaper data plans to compete against Jio, and other rivals have also had to offer incentives.
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T-Mobile U.S. and Sprint have agreed to merge in a move to better compete against their two larger rivals in the cellphone business.
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It can help find new trails to run, find routes in new places or even identify other runners to exercise with or compete against.
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And being able to run workplace software could also help Apple compete against Microsoft Corp , whose Windows software still dominates in the corporate world.
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Judged by Tom Colicchio, the veterans will not just compete against themselves, but against new, just-eliminated "cheftestants" from the main competition in Colorado.
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Liberal politicians said they could not compete against the financial resources of the ruling party, which has a virtual monopoly on the television airwaves.
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Nationwide, more than 28500 providers have entered the marketplace to compete against each other, and there is no single dominant player in the market.
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He said that market research had demonstrated plenty of demand and that departures from Grottaglie would complement rather than compete against its American cousin.
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They will compete against Robert Icke's "The Doctor" and "The Ocean at the End of the Lane," an adaptation of a Neil Gaiman novel.
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The shortage of supplies continues to result in states and countries compete against each other for critical personal protective equipment in the open market.
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Now, Ostovich's manager, Brian Butler-Au, says Rachael has been cleared to fight again and WILL compete against VanZant on January 19 in Brooklyn.
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Those companies, which compete against airlines for customers, are loath to share passenger data with rival companies that might try to steal their business.
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And while there's no way I could compete against the likes of Killa Kam or Wes, I'm proud to say Killa Breanne showed up.
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So it's off to Norway to compete against rival teams lethally armed with the washboard abs and ironclad buttocks we've all been waiting for.
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In Mississippi, multiple men have already lined up to compete against Hyde-Smith in this fall's election for a full term in the Senate.
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Former Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant said he believes there are women in the WNBA who could compete against men in the NBA.
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Under California's jungle primary system, the two top vote-getters in primaries compete against each other in the general election, regardless of party affiliation.
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Imagine if those correspondents had to compete against a popular source of real news, especially if that source were called the Voice of America?
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Finalists are then notified by email and compete against each other during the halftime of each of the five College Football Conference Championship games.
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That's especially true in California, where a top-two primary runoff system means that two Democrats could compete against each other in a general.
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"The U.S. rare earths industry needs big help to compete against the Chinese," Jim McKenzie, CEO of UCore Rare Metals, told the wire service.
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Careem will compete against several local ride-hailing apps, such as Tirhal, but not Uber Technologies itself, which does not operate in the country.
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And Albertson's Tuesday agreement to buy Rite Aid could improve the combined companies' chances to compete against Amazon, which also owns grocer Whole Foods.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Online grocery startup Honestbee is betting a brick-and-mortar store will help it compete against tech giant Alibaba (BABA).
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It hopes to find a hotel or bed-and-breakfast that might compete against a Trump hotel as a party with standing to sue.
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That's who we wake up every day trying to think about how we compete against and give the best services to our sales force.
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Last year LG tried to introduce a second flagship phone line in an effort to better compete against fall launches from Samsung and Apple.
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Hans: Hi. As investing in Alibaba and then also Wish ... Some of our companies compete against you, some of our companies collaborate with you.
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There have been reports that Amazon is gearing up to launch a retargeting ad product aimed to compete against the likes of Google and Criteo.
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Yet many expected the major department stores to stick with their Thanksgiving hours, as a means to compete against online and bricks-and-mortar players.
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He has promised to change the way firms compete against each other to price products, putting the drug industry on edge awaiting any policy changes.
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The stars and their children will compete against one another to receive a $25,000 ash reward for to give to the charity of their choice.
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For its Prime Video service in India, Amazon is not only eyeing local content, but it also plans to compete against incumbent players on pricing.
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Crane Game Toreba creates an artificial sense of urgency by letting users reserve the same machine and thus compete against each other for the prize.
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Its 18 players, aged between 12 and 17, have all been diagnosed with cancer, and compete against other, non-patient teams in the academy's league.
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"The combined entity is better positioned to compete against those players," D.A. Davidson's Jaluria, who has a buy rating on Cloudera, wrote in an email.
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The five-star recruit already had the strength to compete against NBA bodies, and even at 2100 he could bulldoze even the staunchest of defenders.
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On such routes, BA must compete against carriers that boast sparkling amenities, particularly at the front of the plane, such as Emirates and Singapore Airlines.
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An acquisition of Sprouts would underscore the consolidation sweeping the U.S. grocery industry, as regional chains struggle to compete against online retailers such as Amazon.
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But the game really shines in its local multiplayer, where you can either team up with friends to complete orders or compete against one another.
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He also fought a long legal battle against the government of President Robert Mugabe to be allowed to compete against Zimbabwe's state-run telecommunications company.
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Kate's parents, Mike and Carole Middleton, were on hand during the August 8 sailing race, which saw Kate and Prince William compete against each other.
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Starting in early 2020, Niantic will let Pokémon Go players compete against each other online in a new Go Battle League for the mobile game.
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It feels like this is a natural way for the company to compete against what Microsoft offers with its Office 365 service and Microsoft Teams.
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Now, Caffeine is attempting to compete against its much larger rival by enlisting a prominent rapper to attract his hip-hop fans to the platform.
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As it is, costs of renewable energy are plummeting, making them increasingly able to compete against gas and coal without subsidies in a few states.
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So this is what Hulu has to offer as it enters to compete against Sling TV, PlayStation Vue, YouTube, and to some extent big cable.
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Xiaomi's folding phone leaked earlier this month, and it's set to compete against devices like Samsung's folding phone prototype and Chinese company Royole's folding device.
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All-stars from past seasons of the network's dating shows will compete against each other in "winter-themed athletic challenges" at a luxury winter resort.
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A better way for governments to help startups is by giving them better access to the infrastructure they need to compete against the big boys.
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It was one thing to play up a grade level on travel ball teams, and another to compete against college athletes on a daily basis.
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Royal Caribbean has found it more lucrative to offer a Western experience at sea at a premium price than to compete against cheap Chinese resorts.
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Air-traffic-control services should have to compete against each other to lower costs, argues Andrew Charlton of Aviation Advocacy, a consultancy based in Switzerland.
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Morrison will compete against Blade Runner 2049's Roger Deakins, The Shape of Water's Dan Lausten, Darkest Hour's Bruno Delbonnel, and Dunkirk's Hoyte van Hoytema.
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Unlike conventional research efforts, in which hundreds of research labs compete against each other and rarely share their findings, Parker wants contributing scientists to collaborate.
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Even fellow Olympic swimmers are amazed by Ledecky's prowess in the water No one wants to compete against Ledecky, even the guys of Team USA.
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But perhaps the biggest expectation is the simplest: accept the invitation to compete against the world with propriety, and maintain respectability all the way through.
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Agents are given no instructions on how to play the game, but simply compete against themselves until they work out the strategies needed to win.
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If the app were to arrive on iOS and Android, it could compete against the likes of iTunes, Google Play Movies & TV, and other platforms.
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I don't think cultured meat is approaching the kind of costs that you'd need to put something on the market and compete against real meat.
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The feature might let users compete against each other in a talent show of sorts, and allow talent singers another platform to get discovered on.
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This competition is different from the Olympics in that men and women don't compete against each other in individual events on the figure skating stage.
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Some Tata companies openly compete against each other: Tata Technologies, a division of Tata Motors, is increasingly in the same business as TCS, for example.
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"It's a different emotional experience if you are standing in the rain watching a car that you built compete against Mercedes and Porsche," Glickenhaus said.
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Verizon is moving around top managers at Oath, its Yahoo-AOL tie-up that's supposed to compete against Google and Facebook for digital ad dollars.
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Even worse, China then dumps these products into the United States or floods other countries' markets with products at prices no nation can compete against.
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But how does a game like Fortnite translate to mobile, especially when mobile players have to compete against people using controllers or mice and keyboards?
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Sony's service will compete against another AI-based ride-hailing service created by app developer JapanTaxi and Toyota, which announced a partnership earlier this month.
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Thanks to biotechnology and improved farming techniques, rural America is now ready to compete against fossil fuels for a higher percentage of the fuel tank.
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Customers can come in and compete against each other on games such as Minecraft – a video game that Microsoft bought for $2.5 billion in 2014.
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But international trade policy wrongly presumes that we only compete against foreigners, and that all a country's corporate citizens are batting for the same team.
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However, new approaches bring new concerns, as healthcare and technology companies must decide whether to partner with, or compete against one another for limited resources.
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But others said that coal was struggling to compete against cheap, plentiful natural gas, and that oil and gas drilling would rebound once prices did.
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The lower price may help Nintendo continue to compete against the aging Sony PS4 and Microsoft Xbox One, which are more powerful but aren't portable.
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Mack Trucks has created more than 500 jobs in the US as it "continues to compete against products built in lower-cost countries," Weissburg said.
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Traditional fantasy sports see players draft faux teams of real-life players in a sport and compete against other people in a season-long league.
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However, Vestager believes that the Commission took the right approach to ensure that small companies can innovate and have a chance to compete against multinationals.
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The United States must have this capability for its own key needs, without dependence on those that compete against us economically or challenge us militarily.
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"The logic of transactions deep in the structure of dating encourages us to see love as something we compete against others to get," she writes.
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The former vice president has a lifelong propensity for gaffes, but missteps now spark questions about his age and his robustness to compete against Trump.
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A deal would underscore the wave of consolidation sweeping the U.S. grocery industry, as regional chains struggle to compete against online retailers such as Amazon.
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Anyone else who's making a product that can compete against meat from an animal for a meat-eating consumer is an ally, not a competitor.
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In addition, having indies upload music directly means Spotify could better compete against Apple Music by attracting more artists and their fans to its platform.
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If you have what it takes to compete against some of the best hackers, developers, engineers and code poets, apply to the TechCrunch Hackathon now.
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But as automakers attempt to bring EVs into the mainstream and compete against industry-leader Tesla, they're touting the performance more than their environmental benefits.
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That means they'll miss the holiday season where they had a chance to compete against Amazon's Echo Buds, Apple AirPods and Apple's new AirPods Pro.
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Mr. Stephenson has argued that AT&T needs media content in order to compete against internet firms like Google and Facebook for digital advertising dollars.
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This would help either Disney or Comcast compete against the streaming services of technology giants like Netflix and Amazon that have upended the media landscape.
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Customers of Microsoft Azure, one of Google Cloud's rivals, As the clouds compete against each other, they're also racing to build the best AI technology.
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I think what people are starting to realize is, that selling products made by other people, that's a really tough business to compete against Amazon.
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Research has shown that insurers are more likely to offer limited access to doctor practices in markets where they compete against one or more rivals.
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Five of the top riders from the United States will compete against a team from Europe, in a format loosely based on golf's Ryder Cup.
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The 21st District, which hugs the Canadian border, has five Democrats who want the chance to compete against Representative Elise Stefanik, a Republican, in November.
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I'll tell him how running keeps me healthy and happy, and how working with others to compete against yourself is the best of both worlds.
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So now I feel like I'm at a level where I can play and try to compete against these amazing women in the top 10.
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But how can I compete against a company with billions of dollars, fewer regulations to follow and tens of thousands of vehicles on the road?
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Japan's domestic league, made up of semi-professional teams owned by big corporations, has never offered players the chance to compete against world-class opposition.
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The companies argued that the two stood a better chance to compete against AT&T and Verizon (disclosure: Verizon owns TechCrunch) as a single entity.
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After Bouygues Telecom's failure to acquire SFR, analysts said that it did not have the financial muscle to compete against better-financed rivals, including Orange.
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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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You can compete against friends or strangers, and Tempo compares you rep for rep so it's more about perfect form than reckless speed or weight.
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Like any good word of the day game, it encourages you to keep trying and to compete against others — or yourself — in a friendly way.
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The agreement will include clauses that seek to prevent China from devaluing the yuan to "unfairly compete against U.S. exporters," the U.S. government has said.
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In the lead actress category, Johansson will compete against Kathy Bates ("Richard Jewell"), Laura Dern ("Marriage Story"), Florence Pugh ("Little Women") and Margot Robbie ("Bombshell").
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Five of the top 10 corn importers are in Asia, which may allow China to compete against the Americans and others with lower freight costs.
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It's hard to compete against the Apple Watch or even an app on your phone when it comes to personal heart-rate monitors these days.
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Private landowners in the West cannot realize the full value of their land because they compete against free or below-cost resources on federal lands.
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Shipper signs up about 10 to 30 new couriers each week, keeping them at least 2.5 kilometers apart so they don't compete against each other.
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By picking Loeffler, he's placing a bet that the newcomer can help give state Republicans a different sort of brand to compete against resurgent Democrats.
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It has shown no offense to expand overseas markets and improve supply chains that help U.S. business, farmers and workers compete against other global producers.
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The cars you don't control are AI-controlled cars, they'll compete against you, and there's commanders that'll be driving them and trash-talking against you.
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Borrowing from business school theories of how corporations compete against each other, Mr. Marshall argued that nations are also in strategic competition with one another.
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It's out of control and I'm pretty pumped that I don't have to compete against those guys because I'd get my ass handed to me.
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As you guys are thinking about how to raise the sort of dramatic stakes for this, does not having a country to compete against matter?
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Walmart has been investing heavily in higher store wages and in its e-commerce business in a bid to better compete against its online nemesis, Amazon.
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It&aposs like rather than compete against Trump, they&aposd rather, like, flip the board over, turn it over, because he&aposs beating them in Monopoly.
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The Phoenix Suns continue to find new depths and are showing an inability to compete against teams both good and bad during their nine-game slide.
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Schatz's proposal breaks from this consensus by potentially allowing Medicaid to compete against private insurers for patients in any individual health insurance market in the country.
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That would position it between the Equinox and Traverse in the company's lineup, where it would compete against vehicles like the Ford Edge and Nissan Murano.
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"This year I am so thankful that production gave me a team in our All Stars special to compete against Matt and Akbar," Leahy tells PEOPLE.
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The eight other teams from ESL One Cologne will compete against teams that have performed well in Regional Minor Championships for the eight remaining Challenger spots.
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They shouldn't try to compete against one another, they're on the same team… It's so refreshing to know that there are people out there like her.
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" And he repeated a conclusion he made during a lecture at Harvard Business School last week: "I don't know how the [expletive] you compete against me.
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As the labor market tightens and more people find work, you'd expect wages to rise as employers compete against each other for the remaining qualified candidates.
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The Trump administration has laid out its vision of the US health insurance system for the foreseeable future — if you can't beat Obamacare, compete against it.
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We'll likely see Microsoft's answer to the Chromebook Pixel, alongside details on how the new variant of Windows 23 will better compete against Chrome OS devices.
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The final show added to the category will compete against HBO's Big Little Lies, Fox's Empire, Netflix's Grace and Frankie and Amazon's Transparent for the award.
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Doux has struggled to compete against cheaper Brazilian chicken in its main Middle Eastern markets in recent years after the scrapping of European Union export subsidies.
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In that regard, and so if your store is a transactional convenience-based play, I think it makes it really hard to compete against an Amazon.
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Instead, the company wants to use its original TV episodes as a differentiator to help it better compete against Spotify, the chief rival to Apple Music.
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More companies are launching standalone streaming apps to compete against giants like Amazon and Netflix, including retailers like Wal-Mart and niche platforms like Crunchyroll's VRV.
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Following his defeat in the first match of the series on Tuesday, Ke said he would not compete against AI again due to its rapid improvement.
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The capital should help the startup compete against a wide variety of tech toy makers that sell kits and apps which teach kids some programming fundamentals.
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And this fall, a full field of I-Paces will compete against each other in a racing series that will take place before Formula E events.
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It aims to launch as such later this year and would compete against the ICE's New York Stock Exchange, as well as Nasdaq Inc and others.
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Unfortunately for us, we turn away many of these people; in doing so, we help our competitors land the talent they need to compete against us.
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The A350-1000 is the largest version of the A350 series, and was launched to compete against Boeing's 777s in the up to 400-seat market.
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Apple is adding its own sign-in technology to compete against social media sign-ins from Facebook, Google and others that typically come with strings attached.
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Apple has its eyes set on the high-end audio market to compete against the likes of Audio-Technica, Bose, and a rapidly improving headphone ecosystem.
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I am not sure I buy the, "Oh, you have to make sure we're huge so that we can compete against China" argument in every space.
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Hours after he returned to his seat, President Donald Trump denounced him on Twitter for "making it unfairly easier for them to compete against the USA".
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Traditional fitness equipment NordicTrack has had to rework its collection, too, to offer on-demand classes across bikes, ellipticals, and treadmills to compete against Peloton's offerings.
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In shrinking winters, they say, ski resorts compete against each other; in summer they can take a bigger chunk of the fast-growing global tourist market.
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A major problem is that the dominant tech platforms are internet gatekeepers that also compete against companies that must get through their gates to reach users.
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Last month, Deliveroo raised an additional $275 million to expand its reach in Europe and better compete against UberEATS, which is also targeting the European market.
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Western Union's growing digital business will allow it to fight off start-ups eyeing to compete against the money transfer giant, the chief executive told CNBC.
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Fellow mall owners Simon Property Group, CBL & Associates and GGP are finding creative ways to reimagine their shopping centers to compete against the likes of Amazon.
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Racing video games like the Need for Speed series and Forza have popularized asynchronous play, allowing you to compete against friends even when they're not available.
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The drug is expected to compete against Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc's Linzess, which got approved in 2012 to treat IBS-C and CIC in the United States.
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" In her op-ed, Navratilova referred to a tweet where she wrote, "You can't just proclaim yourself a female and be able to compete against women.
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Two large companies setting pricing strategies to compete against each other will probably squeeze customers harder than they could if they each faced thousands of competitors.
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They're having to compete against their own predecessors too, and it turns out that's a fight almost as hard as the one against iPhones and Galaxys.
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U.S. intelligence leaders warned Tuesday that Russia and China are becoming increasingly aligned as the two nations seek to compete against the U.S. and its allies.
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In the wild, fungi are not able to move, so they compete against other fungi or bacteria for resources and, in doing so, produce toxic chemicals.
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As the music industry's streaming wars intensify, Spotify is turning to the former manager of Lady Gaga to help compete against players like Apple and Tidal.
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That's particularly the case as other coworking concepts try to compete against it by offering more high-end features or targeting potentially profitable niches of customers.
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But even if the cars aren't at the point where they can compete against each other just yet, Sverdlov is happy with the progress they've made.
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If approved, the combined T-Mobile-Sprint would have about 100 million retail subscribers but would be better positioned to compete against Verizon and AT&T.
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Offering customers free pickups for digital orders has become a key part of these retailers' strategy to compete against Amazon's rapid and extensive home delivery network.
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Leveling the playing field, allowing smaller teams a chance to compete against wealthy manufacturers, and keeping traditional races on the calendar are high on the agenda.
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But in recent years, they have had to compete against new classes of investors including mutual funds, sovereign-wealth funds and now Japan's SoftBank Group Corp.
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Quick Sale will compete against the trade-in programs offered by mobile operators, Apple itself, and other third parties, like Outerwall-owned trade-in site Gazelle.
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To those who oppose slotting fees, the implication is clear: Retail power reduces competition and makes it harder for small businesses to compete against big buyers.
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Joe Williams reports it's now using a virtual internship to help pinpoint promising talent to compete against Amazon, Google, and other Silicon Valley giants for workers.
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Some have gone so far as to say that the United States's attitude toward foreign workers has created opportunities for them to compete against American businesses.
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In the early 1990s, Airbus decided it was time to go after the big fish, with a jumbojet of its own to compete against Boeing's 747.
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AT&T has countered that with Time Warner in the fold, the bigger company could better compete against emerging tech rivals such as Netflix and Amazon.
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" Mr. Hastings acknowledged that Netflix would eventually have to compete against all kinds of subscription services, but "it seems very far off, from everything we've seen.
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He figured the company could help Marvell penetrate the cloud data centers run by internet giants and help it compete against Broadcom, which is much larger.
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It would also revoke an agreement that the program's contractors — including about 70 insurance companies — must currently sign, promising not to compete against the government program.
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Edin moved his team to Canada two years ago for a year to practice in the curling-crazed nation and compete against the top teams there.
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I think the spirit of cooperation that you and I can work together better rather than having to compete against each other and destroy each other.
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Plus, it will compete against the new Kia Telluride, which shares many components, including its 291-hp, 3.8-liter V6 engine and 8-speed automatic transmission.
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On the upside, we'll start to get some idea of what voters want and who will compete against Donald Trump in the general election in November.
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This year&aposs Oscar nominations were announced on Monday and nine movies from 2019 will compete against each other for Hollywood&aposs top prize, best picture.
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Velázquez plans to focus on problems encountered by small businesses when they try to compete against the large tech firms or promote themselves on their platforms.
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"When I've spoken to our driver partners about it, the first impression was, why are you bringing in a bike to compete against me?" he said.
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Ken Jennings, Brad Rutter and James Holzhauer will compete against each other for the sweeping title in a prime time series to be held in January.
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A Pavegen eco-pitch will be installed at the event where school students from London will be given the chance to compete against opponents in Lagos.
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"We embrace the challenges of playing in this division — how tough it is and the intentions of those we compete against," Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said.
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German automakers Daimler (DDAIF) and BMW (BMWYY), which compete against each other in the luxury car market, have formed a strategic partnership focused on autonomous driving.
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Her splashy arrival has the potential to fray nerves among the big personalities at the network — who already compete against one another for interviews and scoops.
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The U.S. solar industry may never be able to compete against Chinese imports, but U.S. workers might still reap the benefits of solar manufacturing either way.
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The companies had contended their merger would help them compete against top players AT&T and Verizon, and advance efforts to build a nationwide 5G network.
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From its inception, NBA 2K has allowed gamers to select an NBA team and compete against other NBA teams, using actual NBA team and player names.
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Obviously we compete against each other at nationals, but every time we're on the international stage, we are teammates and I admire him, and it's unbelievable.
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The plan would likely sell on Nevada's health insurance marketplace, making it a public option to compete against the private health insurance plans also selling there.
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That means this year's Knicks won't have to compete against the consensus worst team of them all, the legendary 9-73 Philadelphia 243ers of 1972-73.
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More specifically, the Canadian plane, dubbed the Bombardier C Series, would compete against the smaller variants of the cash cow Airbus A320-family and Boeing 737.
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Nevertheless, Baker is fielding a primary challenge from a conservative candidate, while two Democrats face off for the chance to compete against Baker in the fall.
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We should harness the talents of these entrepreneurs to benefit our economy and our communities, rather than pushing them to other countries to compete against us.
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After months of speculation, America's biggest banks tonight announced Zelle, a money-transfer app they are backing that will compete against PayPal, Venmo and Square Cash.
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The last season I fully watched was Rivals, so the top dogs like CT, Wes, Johnny and Zach are a few I was excited to compete against.
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Alitalia was once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom but is now struggling to compete against low-cost carriers and high speed trains at home.
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Among the new partners are Addepar, which offers investment-tracking software, and Zelle, a digital payments network that aims to compete against the popular mobile application Venmo.
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If you're going to compete against Disney and Lego in the increasingly crowded toys-to-life videogame space, you'd better at least have some sweet-looking toys.
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When you think about my max speed in a race, which is about five and a half miles an hour, it's tough to compete against that speed.
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Candidates compete against bots or against each other in timed competitions, or against themselves in the self-paced CodeFight Arcade where they brush up on their skills.
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Teams in the "power conferences" compete against a steady diet of future professional stars, whereas those in lesser conferences might struggle against an elite high-school team.
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BASF and LetterOne last year agreed to combine their respective oil and gas businesses to better compete against much larger rivals such as Shell, BP or Total .
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This year Uber, a ride-hailing firm, had to retreat after spending a fortune trying to compete against Didi Chuxing, a well-funded and inventive local rival.
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Instead of individuals standing solo at one-armed bandits, groups of players might compete against each other over wireless-enabled consoles offering a menu of wagering games.
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This means that different scientists with different ideas, all over the world, can compete against each other to have access to a state-of-the-art instrument.
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The animation, which will premiere before feature films, is about two restaurant owners who compete against each other their whole lives but (spoiler!) ultimately fall in love.
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He's ready to compete against the ecommerce giant, and an offer from Amazon would only open up more lanes of opportunity with Amazon's new grocery store competitors.
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He's also the CTO of Egan Nelson LLP, a boutique firm, where he actively is also building automation software to help the firm compete against larger firms.
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His comments came after repeated denials from Huawei that it had any intention of becoming a chip vendor to compete against the likes of Qualcomm and Intel.
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It's hard to say whether any of these newer products will be able to legitimately compete against Google Home or Amazon Echo—but companies will certainly try.
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Samsung promised a Bixby-powered Galaxy Home smart speaker back in August, a premium device that could potentially compete against Apple's HomePod and the Amazon Echo Plus.
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Back in 2015, Fossil spent $260 million on the wearable maker Misfit as a way to compete against up and coming watch brands like Apple and Samsung.
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As a brick and mortar operation, Wal-Mart has massive infrastructure and labor costs, which makes it very hard to compete against a web retailer like Amazon.
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If the President says, 'You know what, we want you to compete against United Technologies anyway, even though you don't, because we want you to lower prices.
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Dozens of bike startups were collectively pumped up with hundreds of millions of dollars in funding as they ramped up their inventories to compete against each other.
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Mario Draghi just announced more stimulus could come, which immediately dropped the Euro against the Dollar, making it unfairly easier for them to compete against the USA.
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Today the full list of features is official, and the end result is LG's best attempt to compete against the Galaxy Note 240 and iPhone XS Max.
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Mr Legere and Marcelo Claure, the boss of Sprint (pictured above), say that only by joining up can T-Mobile and Sprint compete against the larger firms.
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As HDR+ is Google's primary advantage, how well Smart HDR performs will be the critical factor in how well the iPhone XS can compete against the Pixel.
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Maersk must become more integrated to compete against Amazon, he says: he wants to make it "the DHL of the sea," offering worldwide door-to-door delivery.
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Earlier this year, I used Sony's $1,400 a25 extensively, which is externally indistinct from that company's a23200 camera that the X-T24000 is priced to compete against.
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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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And, in that case, it would need to enter the "Best Television Series, Drama" category, where it would compete against shows like Stranger Things and The Crown.
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Barefoot Sound's studio monitors start at just under $4,000 and feature midrange drivers and more than double the wattage, which these Bookshelf Speakers can't really compete against.
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"Anyone else who's making a product that can compete against meat from an animal for a meat-eating consumer is an ally, not a competitor," he said.
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The investment is the U.S. retailer's biggest acquisition and was a major move in its efforts to compete against Amazon's growing market share at home and abroad.
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That could blunt viewer enthusiasm for the event, although people can still tune in and see Ninja, Dr. Lupo and other stars compete against celebrities on Friday.
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One last thought about this particular, peculiar ballet: The equestrian events are the only portion of the Olympics in which women and men compete against one another.
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On Sunday, T-Mobile and Sprint announced a merger to better compete against AT&T, in a deal that is also expected to face close antitrust scrutiny.
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Last year, Lyft teamed up with a trio of Asian ride-hail apps — China's Didi Kuaidi, India's Ola, and Southeast Asia's Grab — to better compete against Uber.
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He's getting a chance to compete against his real-life partner Peta Murgatroyd, who returns to the ballroom after taking off a season to have a baby.
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Every two years, some of the world's most elite disabled athletes gather to compete against their peers from all over the world, alternating summer and winter sports.
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Opposition has tended to come from the pro-labor quarters of American liberalism, as unions worry their constituencies won't be able to compete against cheap foreign workers.
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This mouthful of a game allows you to train for Tokyo 2020 solo or compete against friends in brand new events like skateboarding, karate, surfing, and climbing.
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But the proprietary chips, which are found in Samsung's flagship Galaxy series smartphones and compete against Qualcomm Inc's marquee mobile processors, have struggled to find external customers.
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