Let Victor compete in his race; I'd compete in mine.
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DogDog will compete in Teamfight Tactics, while Zain will compete in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
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"We'll compete in the world, we want to compete in the world, but we're going to compete in the world where it's a two-way road, not a one-way road," Mr. Trump vowed.
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The agreement is straightforward: Mr. Kasich won't compete in Indiana; Mr. Cruz won't compete in New Mexico and Oregon.
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Teams may only compete in one track, but individual students can participate on two teams to compete in both tracks.
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To compete in Startup Battlefield MENA, you must: Don't miss your opportunity to compete in the first-ever TechCrunch Startup Battlefield MENA 2018.
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He wants, he wants our businesses to be able to compete in China in the same way that Chinese businesses can compete in the United States.
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Muhammad is set to compete in the Olympic games this summer in Rio de Janeiro and will be the first American athlete to compete in a hijab.
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A Texas woman training to compete in her first triathlon was murdered, allegedly by her ex-boyfriend, just days before she was due to compete in the race.
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The rivals have raised massive sums to compete in China.
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Teams of Russian soldiers compete in the Suvorov Onslaught contest.
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He and his girlfriend, who aspires to compete in Jeopardy!
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Apply here to compete in TC Hardware Battlefield 2019. Why?
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Apply right here to compete in Startup Battlefield Africa 2018.
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Other sources of generation just can't compete in the market.
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Now, he's training to compete in the 2016 Rio Paralympics.
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She's fighting for the right to compete in her hijab.
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Assoumani plans to compete in presidential polls in early 2019.
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If they can't compete in the market, who needs 'em?
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Do you hope to compete in the Olympics one day?
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So for us, we don't want to compete in logistics.
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To try and compete in the rocket industry was risky.
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To compete in new tournaments, he's started a crowdfunding campaign.
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But he should definitely try to compete in New Hampshire.
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We compete aggressively but we compete in the right way.
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Yahoo, naturally, wants to better compete in this space, too.
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More than 460,000 NCAA student athletes compete in 23 sports.
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While he surfs internationally, he does not compete in Morocco.
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Read more: Here's What It Costs To Compete In Dressage
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Guy still didn't see how he could compete in Chicago.
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How many athletes are eligible to compete in sports 2015.
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The team members will compete in swimming, judo, and athletics.
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On Saturday, the team will compete in the World Cup.
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She is the first Palestinian to compete in the marathon.
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Because Wild Cards get to compete in the Startup Battlefield.
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Are there groups that help children compete in this sport?
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I just hope I can train and compete in freedom.
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He is planning to compete in an Ironman in July.
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Overall activeness score: 63.4What they do: Compete in athletic events.
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Nuclear energy proposals do not compete in terms of cost.
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It would also help Deliveroo compete in the cutthroat market.
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Their expanding online footprint allows them compete in new markets.
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Some companies own the marketplace and compete in the marketplace.
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The two will compete in a runoff election on Tuesday.
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Bloomberg has chosen not to compete in the first contests.
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The Warriors and Clippers will compete in the Western Conference.
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The eighth-grade champion was able to compete in the bee through the new RSVBee invitational program, which allows parents to apply for their children to compete in the national finals without a sponsor.
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While Ledecka is expected to compete in Wednesday's Alpine downhill race on the same mountain, the first Olympian to ever compete in both sports was nonchalant about the game-changing upset she delivered on Saturday.
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Several smaller companies around the world also compete in this market.
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Say you see a particularly promising startup compete in Startup Battlefield.
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We would compete in pancake-eating contests and made great memories.
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He has said he plans to compete in Tokyo in 2020.
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To compete in the TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech, mais bien sûr!
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Fitbit struggles to compete in a saturated market for wearable devices.
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They now cannot compete in official or third-party Blizzard events.
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They not only operate a market but compete in it too.
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Apply to compete in Startup Battlefield, our epic startup pitch competition.
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That means Russian track and field athletes could compete in Rio.
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None of the currently existing services compete in the mobile space.
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Maybe you'll be inspired to compete in the next Startup Battlefield.
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Fifteen teams compete in three preliminary rounds — five startups per round.
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The huge marketing costs required to compete in the U.S. market.
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Getting to compete in the Super Bowl was such a privilege.
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About 550 athletes from 69 nations will compete in 20003 races.
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Older workers must reinvent themselves to compete in the global economy.
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ABC has "no plans" to compete in the space, Stoddard said.
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It wasn't until later he learned he'd compete in the Paralympics.
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I'm saying that we have to compete in a global theater.
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Chusovitina will compete in the vault finals on Sunday, Aug. 14.
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Vourna will now compete in her second Olympics following London 2012.
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"Surviving isn't enough to compete in the games industry," Joseph said.
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It is unclear how sincerely they will compete in Kentucky's caucuses.
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Costumed cats compete in Kiev ... try saying that five times fast!
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Two months into training to compete in track meets, Browne quit.
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Thirteen is the minimum age to compete in the World Cup.
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He will compete in the Democratic primary scheduled for August 7th.
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Up to five startups compete in one of three preliminary rounds.
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Biel will compete in the men's 800-meter heats on Friday.
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Kinde will compete in the men's marathon on Sunday, August 21.
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They will have that encouragement that they can compete in anyway.
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Its athletic teams, the Boilermakers, compete in the Big Ten Conference.
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Rossi and Schrier will compete in the race to replace Rep.
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Thomas Fraser-Holmes will also compete in the individual 200m freestyle.
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Take your shot and apply to compete in Startup Battlefield today.
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One way to do that is to compete in Startup Battlefield.
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If you're an athlete, compete in the country's public sports contests.
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As at all the athletic festivals, they'd compete in the buff.
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" The final four queens compete in "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars.
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"Yes, we compete in a very brutal contact sport," he said.
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Co-star Alicia Vikander will compete in the leading actress category.
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McCullough will go on to compete in Miss Universe next year.
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It's like a heptathlon that you compete in against your will.
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Julie Vu: Well I've always wanted to compete in this pageant.
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On Tuesday the candidates will compete in Hawaii, Alaska, and Washington.
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Think you've got the right stuff to compete in Startup Battlefield?
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"Every athlete's dream is to compete in the Olympics," Iffland said.
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They can no longer compete in the Ukrainian Premier League, either.
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Smaller hospitals find it much harder to compete in this climate.
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The other 16 compete in Major League Soccer in North America.
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If his ankle felt stable, he would compete in the evening.
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We have got to compete in this world against every country.
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He did not say what events al-Hussein could compete in.
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She has yet to decide what distance she will compete in.
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Warren has struggled to compete in the progressive lane with Sen.
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Let Medicaid and private plans truly compete in the market place.
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They're going to have to compete in a global market now.
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Sessions would immediately have the money to compete in the primary.
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Participants compete in the ancient Sikh martial art known as Gatka.
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Kelli Ward will compete in November's general election for retiring Sen.
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She also hopes to compete in the Tokyo Paralympics next year.
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In deregulated states, third-party providers can compete in the space.
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A new, more intense environment to compete in will undoubtedly increase the number of highlights making their way to social media, and it will give popular streamers a new battleground to compete in live on Twitch.
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That Olmstead did not have an opportunity to compete in college reminded Ledecky how fortunate she was to have had the chance to compete in multiple Olympics and the choice to swim in college or turn professional.
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Teams must declare which region they'll compete in before the start of each season and need at least three of their five players to live in the region in which they'll compete in order to be eligible.
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We compete in the PC space with Dell to H.P. to Lenovo.
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The two will next compete in Arizona, Idaho, and Utah on Tuesday.
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In fact, memory athletes train their brains to compete in memory championships.
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He was the one who encouraged her to compete in beauty pageants.
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Union, the movie will compete in this year's U.S. Dramatic Competition, whose
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She will also compete in the three-position shooting on Aug. 11.
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The best-dressed compete in a beach pageant that follows the parade.
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All bidders will compete in an auction that's scheduled for Jan. 14.
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The decathlon lasts two days, over which athletes compete in 6.033 events.
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The U.S.'s Paige Railey will compete in the women's laser radial.
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If that's where your experience leads, you can't compete in this business.
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Nibali had not been scheduled to compete in Wednesday's cycling time trial.
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Five finalists have been chosen to compete in the Startup Battlefield Finals.
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Students build robots and computer programs and compete in state technology competitions.
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A group of women compete in the 800-meter sprint in 1922.
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Professional athletes were not permitted to compete in the Olympics until 1988.
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Clinton and Sanders will compete in another primary contest on May 17.
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Don't miss your chance to compete in the biggest Startup Battlefield ever.
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The 15 teams compete in three preliminary rounds — five startups per round.
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In 2012, Pistorius became the first amputee to compete in the Olympics.
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We compete in the P.C. space with Dell to H.P. to Lenovo.
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Those that compete in teams have their scores blended with their compatriots.
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That doesn't mean the companies will necessarily compete in the short term.
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And the men cannot compete in the marriage market by buying property.
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Aly is also expected to compete in the floor exercise on Tuesday.
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He traveled from Germany to compete in the World Cup's solo category.
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No one is forced to compete in Miss USA or Miss American.
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He will compete in the men's 100-meter butterfly finals on Friday.
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A keen player, Shaun used to compete in the London Youth Games.
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Martha McSally or Kelli Ward, who will compete in the Republican primary.
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DE. and Alstom's rail businesses to better compete in Europe and abroad.
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Norman, who died in 2006, did not compete in another Olympic Games.
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I compete in ultramarathons, so I do a couple races a year.
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Clean energy companies now compete in mature markets for finite market-share.
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Dogs in the Westminster show compete in a total of seven groups.
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A century ago, male swimmers wore singlets to compete in the Olympics.
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Her 7 million subscribers will watch her compete in the Challenger Games.
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Semenya could compete in longer distances not affected by the rule change.
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Despite the false start, Kenyan athletes were primed to compete in Rio.
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The first Indian woman to compete in Olympic gymnastics, she finished fourth.
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Watch along as two Christmas singing groups compete in a sing-off.
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Their fame is just as fleeting: Most compete in wholly unrecognized amateur
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What's next: Candidates will compete in an open primary on June 5.
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Her compatriot Bredni Roque Mendoza will compete in the men's 69kg event.
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I look forward to watching you compete in the 2017 Invictus Games.
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Shriver is the youngest player to compete in the tournament's women's final.
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Take, for instance, the players who will compete in Russia this year.
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Events: Men and women each compete in their own, 12-team tournaments.
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She was the first woman to compete in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo.
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Unsurprisingly, Kobe and Gigi had watched Geno Auriemma's Huskies compete in-person.
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It also will not compete in the Ivy League championship in February.
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His long-term goal is to compete in the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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She could run and train and even compete in the Rio Olympics.
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He was the first transgender boxer to compete in the sport professionally.
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The test could also help McDonald's compete in another competitive category: breakfast.
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"No athlete will compete in Rio under a Russian flag," he said.
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The company won't look to compete in the consumer space anytime soon.
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Our argument is we can successfully compete in a fair global marketplace.
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They compete in challenges and, in the end, one person wins $500,000.
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But Phoenix will first have to compete in a crowded Democratic primary.
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Trump has repeatedly suggested that he will compete in traditionally Democratic states.
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She's about to compete in her very first Paralympic games in Rio.
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Lazarus and D'Uva travelled from Miami to compete in this year's Decathlon.
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The two will compete in a November 27 runoff for the seat.
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Men's gymnasts compete in up to eight events at the world championships, while their women's counterparts compete in only six, a fact that — to her supporters and others — has made Biles's record-setting medal count all the more impressive.
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When you watch her compete in the Olympics, she has so much grace.
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Democrats also hope to compete in a Montana race to replace former Rep.
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We'll select approximately 8 to 10 great startups to compete in our event.
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The 15 participating teams compete in three preliminary rounds — five startups per round.
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This spring, 10 of the kids will compete in a traditional dance competition.
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For the first time, one of the contestants will compete in a wheelchair.
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Apply to compete in TC Hardware Battlefield 2019, and join us in Shenzhen!
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What can the female candidates do to better compete in this diverse field?
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Some, like Amazon and Microsoft, compete in the AI-backed digital assistance space.
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Their compatriot Andreanne Langlois will compete in the women's kayak single 200 meters.
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As an adolescent in Armenia, Tigran Sloyan used to compete in mathematical Olympiads.
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Applying to compete in the Battlefield is easy, but the competition is fierce.
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Her next goal is finding a way to compete in the 2022 Paralympics.
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Not surprisingly, startups find it hard to compete in the war for talent.
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SoloLearn community members compete in head-to-head challenges and unlock hidden lessons.
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No one could see it... I used to compete in mixed martial arts.
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Michael Symon: We compete with everything, like off camera we compete in golf.
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Don't miss your chance to compete in our epic, hardware-focused pitch competition.
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Next year, the world's top athletes will compete in the Tokyo Summer Games.
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To qualify the team had to compete in five races, according to ESPN.
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They drink, bicker over easily-resolved miscommunications, and occasionally compete in embarrassing challenges.
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And of course companies will compete in Startup Battlefield, our premier startup competition.
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In equestrian, the U.S. team will compete in the team dressage grand prix.
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Close to 3,000 dogs from around the country compete in the annual show.
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In March, Evercore played down the likelihood that Amazon could compete in pharmacy.
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One year later, 27 teams returned to compete in the test track runs.
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If Facebook were to actually compete in the market, it might die too.
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I still have a lot of states that we have to compete in.
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He's like one of the greatest athlete who ever compete in the UFC.
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We don't need to compete in every segment across a $14 trillion industry.
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In January, Pyongyang agreed to let its citizens compete in the Winter Games.
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They finished 11th overall and will compete in the long program on Thursday.
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Janz's high-dollar fundraising helps him compete in a tough district for Democrats.
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The athlete is set to compete in the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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Lokonyen will compete in the women's 800-meter heats on Wednesday, August 17.
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Lokoro will compete in the men's 1500-meter heats on Tuesday, August 16
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She did not compete in the Beijing Games because of a broken leg.
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Australia, a special guest in 2015, was invited back to compete in 2016.
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She would be the first Turk to compete in an Olympic tennis event.
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She had also been due to compete in doubles with Anna Karolina Schmiedlova.
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All we want is the chance to compete in the modern, global economy.
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They are essential ingredients for the region to compete in the global economy.
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And Mr. Curry and Klay Thompson compete in a three-point basketball contest.
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"Awesome Dawesome" went on to compete in a remarkable third Olympics in 22008.
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Mardini will compete in the 2100-meter freestyle and the 023-meter butterfly.
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Mardini will compete in the 100-meter freestyle and the 100-meter butterfly.
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To compete in a crowded market, they need to make these decisions quickly.
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Romney and Kennedy will now compete in a primary set for June 2650.
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Is there a history of people switching nationalities to compete in the Olympics?
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She must be allowed to compete in a district her party can win.
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And he's only the second Tongan ever to compete in the Winter Olympics.
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Meanwhile, Russia's badminton players have been allowed to compete in this year's Olympics.
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Today, billionaires Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos compete in the realm of space.
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"super excited to compete in the @CODLeague under @RoyalRavens," Nastiee said on Twitter.
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Heroic are still set to compete in the ESL Pro League Season 11.
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Trump is expected to try to compete in the state again this year.
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Students are allowed to compete in the Spelling Bee up through eighth grade.
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The men compete in three: normal hill, large hill, and team large hill.
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To compete in a serious and noncriminal way in the new global economy.
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Who do you hope to see compete in the Final Four next year?
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Only three American women in the event will advance to compete in Rio.
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Su saw Bryan compete in the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif.
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In all about a dozen Italians are scheduled to compete in the tournament.
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Many of America's leading pros did not compete in Britain in the 22000s.
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Our next nominee must compete in the marketplace of ideas, values and leadership.
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Teams will then compete in the GSL group stage, where they earn points.
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Most countries compete in a semifinal round, which took place earlier this week.
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Recently, many esports organizations have expanded the amount of games they compete in.
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National labs and academic institutions cannot compete in compensation due to budgetary limits.
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Foy and fellow Democrat Josh King will compete in the June 13 primary.
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It will be the 29th team when it begins to compete in 2022.
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Are you hoping to compete in the Olympics for Australia again in 2020?
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It takes a lot of work to compete in a Miss Universe pageant.
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But what if the big banks wanted to compete in that game themselves?
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It is quite hard for a local startup to compete in those markets.
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He lays out three strategies for startups to compete in this new environment.
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Several regional banks have merged to better compete in an increasingly difficult environment.
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Shiffrin is undecided on whether she'll compete in the downhill course next Wednesday.
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One heavy focus is on trans women's right to compete in women's sport.
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That must change if America wants to compete in the sustainable polymer revolution.
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Bloomberg is spending hundreds of millions of dollars to compete in later states.
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For $2500, children compete in a 16-game season; financial aid is offered.
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Her crown was just restored, making her eligible to compete in Miss Universe.
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He said this in turn will help them better compete in the marketplace.
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Vattenfall's Finnish rival Fortum has also made several acquisitions to compete in the sector.
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Together they will compete in costs and computing horsepower with rivals' systems, Shenoy said.
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As Miss Virginia 2019, Schrier will compete in the Miss America Pageant in September.
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As Miss USA, Kryst will be eligible to compete in the Miss Universe competition.
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"They're trying to pivot to compete in a much more effective way," he said.
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Somehow they are continuing to compete in this new, hyper-industrialized, mass-market world.
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On paper, that's plenty to say that they can compete in the AFC South.
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Shiffrin, who inspected the course earlier, is not due to compete in the downhill.
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Sidecar had raised about $43 million, hardly able to compete in a subsidy war.
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Despite this scandal, Olympiakos were still allowed to compete in this year's Champions League.
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However, she quickly switched into a black rain jacket to compete in the game.
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Ideally, similar technology will help children with disabilities comfortably compete in their favorite sports.
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Up to 15 teams will compete in three preliminary rounds — five startups per round.
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It was the first year that women were able to compete in the event.
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Working out regularly is one thing, but training to compete in a bodybuilding competition?
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The 500 BEV will compete in the upmarket small car segment with BMW's Mini.
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These are the companies selected for Wild Card and can compete in Startup Battlefield.
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Such collaboration would show that America and China could "compete in a constructive way".
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The winner will then go on to compete in the semifinals the following week.
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The country cannot compete in smaller stones with massive operations in India and China.
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Apply here to compete in TC Hardware Battlefield 2019, our hardware-focused pitch competition.
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She is planning to compete in swimming, rowing and cycling events at the Games.
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Meanwhile, Venus will be the first tennis player to compete in five Olympic Games.
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They also compete in a pilot contest; the last plane in the air wins.
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Pilots compete in different classes based on the size and style of their drones.
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Woods and Mickelson will compete in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone starting Friday.
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Lastly, Anthony Ervin and Nathan Adrian will compete in the men's 50-meter freestyle.
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She was there to compete in the first-ever SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Design Competition.
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Every Thanksgiving, more than 130 baseball teams compete in The Cory Lidle Thanksgiving Tournament.
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Next week, she will return to the rink to compete in the women's competition.
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Phelps will compete in three individual categories when swimming events kick off on Saturday.
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Not the NHL players, nor any of the others that compete in the Olympics.
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While Microsoft and Baidu compete in search, they are strong largely in different regions.
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Killer Instinct is the first supported game, allowing players to compete in daily tournaments.
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This doggo was so excited to compete in the Agility Test at Crufts 2017.
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Still, to compete in today's digital advertising market, video ads have become a necessity.
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On the race track, Audi will compete in the Formula E electric-car championship.
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Apply here to be a TC Top Pick or to compete in Startup Battlefield.
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Rami Anis will compete in Men's 100m Butterfly today at 14:19 Rio time.
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There's no reason to believe, from these results, that Democrats can't compete in suburbs.
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The top 20 finishers will compete in a time trial in Marseille on Saturday.
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Apply to compete in TC Hardware Battlefield 2019 before 123:59pm on August 14th.
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Microsoft and Salesforce compete in areas like business intelligence and customer relationship management software.
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Murphy's list downplays Trump's past pledges to compete in both California and New York.
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Years ago, she said, she made it a goal to compete in the Olympics.
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She won't be the first black U.S. woman gymnast to compete in the Olympics.
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Like GM, Ford is reinventing itself to compete in an industry undergoing radical change.
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But the company might be able to compete in the U.S. even with tariffs.
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She is set to compete in the 200 and the 4x100 relay in Rio.
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She will have to compete in a special election for the seat next November.
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Meanwhile, national sides like Germany and Argentina would compete in a new Nations League.
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But this time, Saccone needs to compete in a primary for the Republican nomination.
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The need to compete in a global export market has largely closed the gap.
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Wallace himself was a wrestler before he began training to compete in martial arts.
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A total of 272 Russians have been allowed to compete in Rio so far.
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Every year, students compete in the All Japan Elementary School Student Championships of Unicycling.
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He has also filed to compete in various other primaries including Alabama and Texas.
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Many local qualifying pageants are still requiring women to compete in the swimwear activity.
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But when it comes time to compete in official tournaments, you'll need genuine cards.
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With the dispute now resolved, Kuwaiti athletes will compete in Tokyo under their flag.
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But it also wants to compete in streaming against giants like Netflix and Amazon.
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He is not allowed to compete in — or even attend — any sanctioned tennis events.
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She will compete in both the balance beam final and the floor exercise final.
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The Democrats don't have the luxury of choosing where to compete in House races.
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Failing to compete in the early states has never worked for a candidate before.
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She'd watch her older brothers compete in wrestling tournaments and even sparred with them.
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It will also hurt their prospects to compete in the global crude export market.
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The fastest man and woman marathoners in the world both compete in Nike Vaporflys.
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Sherrock will next compete in a second-round match Saturday against Austria's Mensur Suljovic.
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These are the companies selected for Wild Card and can compete in Startup Battlefield.
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Instead of fighting only with military forces, the U.S. must compete in multiple ways.
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"We want to compete in a market where it's really well-regulated," he said.
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Eighteen candidates, regardless of party, will compete in a "jungle primary" on April 18.
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But with their records altered, some may yet compete in next year's Tokyo Games.
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They have no choice if they wish to compete in the world's biggest economy.
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Day said he expected Shiffrin to compete in four events at the 2018 Games.
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The two will compete in the runoff for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination on Tuesday.
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Eighteen nations will then compete in the week-long finals in Madrid in November.
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The therapy, Vyleesi, will compete in a market which has seen previous attempts fail.
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The only thing that could stop the oversaturation is league exclusivity, which is something that has come up with the PEA, which won't allow its seven-member teams to compete in ESL's Pro League if they compete in the first season of PEA.
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While the 31-year-old Olympian is set to compete in the men's 200-meter butterfly heats on Monday night, it was announced on Sunday night that he would compete in that night's 4×100-meter freestyle relay just hours before the race.
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The relationships have also generally been stronger for athletes who compete in closed-skill sports (stable, predictable, self-paced environments such as rowing, running, swimming) than athletes who compete in open-skill sports (unstable, unpredictable, externally paced environments such as basketball, football, volleyball).
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are the biggest Islamic nations yet to compete in female weightlifting.
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Michelle Obama reveals that if she could compete in an Olympic event, she'd pick gymnastics.
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Mosier made Team USA in time to compete in the World Duathlon Championships last June.
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You can watch Busch, Logano, Harvick and Truex compete in the NASCAR Championship Sunday, Nov.
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Only time will tell if an American giant can compete in the Australian burger wars.
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ET. Just 19 days later, on May 21, Williams will compete in the French Open.
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If you want to introduce your startup to the world, compete in the Pitch-Off.
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Canada's Derek Drouin and the U.S.'s Erik Kynard will compete in the high jump.
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Finally, Canada's Adam Van Koeverden will compete in the men's 1000 meter kayak single event.
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Users earn points for passing lessons, and they can compete in daily and weekly leaderboards.
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"I wasn't able to compete in 2012 so I'm here to win it," he said.
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Turkey's Alper Ucar and Alisa Agafonova compete in the ice dance free dance Feb. 20.
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Russia's Tiffani Zagorski and Jonathan Guerreiro compete in the ice dance free dance Feb. 123.
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Russia's Kristina Astakhova and Alexey Rogonov compete in the pair skating free skate Feb. 15.
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Canada's Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir compete in the ice dance free dance Feb. 12.
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Germany's Aljona Savchenko and Bruno Massot compete in the pair skating short program Feb. 9.
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Canada's Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje compete in the ice dance free dance Feb. 20.
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That provided the surge of revenue that allowed us to compete in the general election.
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But Shannon, who is still readying to compete in her first pageant, is feeling optimistic.
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Mercedes-Benz will compete in Formula E, the all-electric racing series, starting in 2019.
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But in the general she will compete in an area Trump won handily in 2016.
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The push into subscription services comes as Fitbit fights to compete in the smartwatch market.
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"If you want to compete in a state you've got to come here," House said.
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They will compete in 63 different events in three sports: Athletics (running), Swimming and Judo.
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Not known for being the swiftest of breeds, bulldogs don't often compete in agility competitions.
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McLaughlin is the youngest American track athlete to compete in an Olympic Games since 1972.
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Because great powers compete in a grey zone between peace and war, that risks miscalculation.
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The golfer was in Sanya to compete in the PGA Tour Series-China's Sanya Championship.
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Contestants who reached Stage Two compete in hopes of advancing to Stages Three and Four.
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Without venues to compete in or stars to inspire young black cowboys, the tradition eroded.
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She'll compete in the balance beam final on Monday and the floor final on Tuesday.
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He soon joined the camp's running program and was selected to compete in the 1500m.
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A total of 474 athletes are expected to compete in the five sports in Tokyo.
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Those cars go on to compete in various classes, like this year's Lamborghini Miura class.
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Apple aims to define the "high end" of whatever category it chooses to compete in.
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In 1976 Taiwan wanted to compete in the summer Olympics in Montreal, as the ROC.
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That, Baumol pointed out, is because teachers and engineers compete in the same labour market.
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Workers in the arts compete in the same national labour market as those in factories.
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It will compete in the country against the likes of NTT Docomo, KDDI and SoftBank.
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Though Huawei might not need the US, it still wants to compete in the market.
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It'll be the first time the U.S. failed to compete in the tournament since 1986.
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She also went on to compete in the third season of "Celebrity Apprentice" in 2010.
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Getting a chance to compete in her family&aposs homeland was just a happy coincidence.
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In the meantime, clean Russian athletes can apply to compete in Rio as "neutral" athletes.
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Today both Kasich and Cruz will compete in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Rhode Island, and Pennsylvania.
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But when he had to compete in states with more diverse populations, Sanders lost badly.
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ET on Saturday, May 7 with networking and forming teams to compete in the Hackathon.
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How do they think they will compete in the market against many new seed funds?
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The last Indian gymnast —- male or female — to compete in the Olympics was in 1964.
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Apply to compete in Startup Battlefield at Disrupt San Francisco 2019 on October 2-4.
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And firms may themselves decide not to compete in order to keep common owners happy.
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He was making history—the first African American to ever compete in a national championship.
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She is also expected to compete in the world championships in Are, Sweden, next month.
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He also hopes to compete in Georgia, where he could win in the Atlanta suburbs.
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According to Scripps, Edith is the youngest child to ever compete in the spelling bee.
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It no longer wants banks that are able to compete in the global financial arena.
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Ford, VW, Chevrolet, Subaru, and Honda all compete in the two classes that already exist.
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The Olympics allow only two players from each country to compete in the singles event.
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"The acquisition will significantly expand our international presence to better compete in the global markets."
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He created a massive effort to retrain Michigan workers to better compete in the workforce.
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Female athletes who wanted to compete in more physical events had to do it elsewhere.
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MANY of the world's best golfers are too frightened to compete in the Olympic games.
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"It's a wonderful feeling to compete in the Olympics," Anis said, according to BBC Sports.
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"We are going to compete in more races than we've ever competed in," O'Connell added.
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Coal's inability to compete in the energy market is a major reason for its decline.
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The deal is important for both companies as they compete in a growing consumer segment.
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We'll build hundreds of stores and hire thousands of people to compete in rural America.
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The bank would develop the infrastructure U.S. businesses need to compete in a globalized economy.
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Gauff, ranked 313th worldwide, is the youngest player to compete in Wimbledon in a decade.
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That has helped position Salazar to compete in an otherwise Democratic-leaning district, said Rep.
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The candidates are expected to emerge from crowded primary fields to compete in an Aug.
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It comes as many believe that Amazon (AMZN) will compete in the drug supply chain.
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Thirty-two athletes from 17 countries, 16 men and 16 women, will compete in Rio.
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More recently politicians have begun to compete in further regulating clothing worn by Muslim women.
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Christian Pulisic appears set to compete in his very first Premier League match on Sunday.
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Australia's Steven Barnett and Robert Newbury compete in the men's 3-meter springboard in 2004.
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Each region will emerge with eight top teams, which will compete in Atlanta from Sept.
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Every year, the best "League of Legends" teams compete in a global competition called Worlds.
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The highest vote-getters go on to compete in the November election, regardless of party.
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At 8, Tsai and his family drove down to Los Angeles to compete in iPOP!
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Critics called her choice to compete in the pageant "haram," meaning forbidden by Islamic law.
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To compete in an environment such as this, a new game really needs to dazzle.
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As a matter of electoral strategy, Democrats are still reluctant to compete in unfamiliar territory.
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Kahne said he might compete in as many as 50 races in his own cars.
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Finally, in weightlifting, Mexico's Eva Alicia Gurrola Ortiz will compete in the women's 63kg event.
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If a person is so determined to fight, why not compete in a regulated venue?
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We have mounting evidence that Democrats can compete in redder districts than previously thought possible.
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Every year, thousands of budding biologists compete in the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) Competition.
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The participating teams will compete in three preliminary rounds — up to five startups per round.
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If they win, they continue in the postseason and perhaps compete in the World Series.
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AOL sold to Verizon in order to compete in a marketplace dominated by larger players.
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Chefs compete in ridiculous face-offs, and each episode stands alone; there's no unifying narrative.
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Nope ... "The goal will be to compete in the 2021 Summer Olympics," Gatlin tells us.
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Nagasu will next compete in the Olympic individual women's figure skating event on February 21.
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Let's get that book learned that is so desperately needed to compete in the world.
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Each nation can send a maximum of four skiers to compete in the women's halfpipe.
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Members of her team say they have enough money to compete in the early states.
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They had dreams of earning scholarships to compete in college, or of making the Olympics.
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While we compete in many ways, we should not think of Europeans primarily as adversaries.
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Crew is a school sport in which teams compete in boat rowing against one another.
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Huawei would need to invest heavily to compete in maps, which have been notoriously difficult.
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He will be the first rider to compete in endurance for Bermuda at the games.
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Instead, all the Democratic and GOP candidates will compete in the general election in November.
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The baseball league administrator warning that children will go soft, unable to compete in society.
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The Wild Card gets to compete in the Startup Battlefield, which has a $50,000 prize.
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Hubert Humphrey, a decent man with a great liberal philosophy, did not compete in California.
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He thanked his wife for letting him go and compete in France in such circumstances.
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Some assume that if insurance companies compete in a market, consumer costs will go down.
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The two firms also compete in water and waste in the rest of the world.
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Most Iditarod mushers are from Alaska, but each year several Norwegians compete in the race.
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At 6, he became the youngest boy to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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Finally, Americans fall short in the core skills needed to compete in a global economy.
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Russell, 18, will compete in the GP3 feeder series this year with the ART team.
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Under the California election system, candidates compete in an open, nonpartisan primary on June 5.
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The solar vehicles are categorized to compete in three different classes: challenger, cruiser and adventure.
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AND IT IS AFFECTING US AND DEBILITATING OUR ABILITY TO REALLY COMPETE IN THE WORLD.
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Now, over 100 teams compete in fall and winter leagues at Royal Palms every year.
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Eritrean athletes—runners, cyclists, and soccer players—are sometimes permitted to compete in other countries.
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The league would also reseed the last four teams that compete in the NBA Finals.
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Sinema, 42, was the first serving member of Congress to compete in an Ironman triathlon.
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Three groups of female besties live together, compete in challenges and grow brutal for $100,000.
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He sought to compete in a lane already occupied by two big-name progressives — Sens.
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And retailers have to figure this out to be able to compete in this marketplace.
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The parties agreed not to compete in some areas to avoid splitting the remain vote.
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Miss Pennsylvania wore a flame-red gown to compete in the 2018 Miss America pageant.
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The former Miss Japan opted to compete in a printed kimono paired with a headdress.
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What's the best model for improving the country's ability to compete in the global economy?
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Later, the U.S.A.'s Kayla Harrison will compete in the women's 78 kg judo tournament.
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Ms Stepanova is now eligible to compete in International Competitions as an independent, neutral athlete.
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The settlement allowed Callahan and six other girls able to compete in the state tournament.
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Even in those sports where women have traditionally garnered more recognition and coverage than men, such as gymnastics, women compete in four events (uneven bars, vault, floor, balance beam), while men compete in six (parallel bars, vault, floor, high bar, rings and pommel horse).
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But some former Paradise residents, especially the elderly, can't compete in Chico right now, realtors say.
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But if the speech did touch him, Robbins had to compete in a persuasive speaking competition.
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He threatened to boycott the 2010 Olympics if swimmers were allowed to compete in these suits.
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She now hopes to compete in the 2018 Commonwealth Games and trains four times a week.
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Cultivators were too feeble to compete in world markets, but too numerous to ignore in policymaking.
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Because we want you to come and compete in the TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech, of course!
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Her father Khaled was the first Emirati to compete in the Le Mans 24 Hours race.
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She will compete in the category against RuPaul Charles, Stephen Colbert, James Corden and Jerry Seinfeld.
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The full-time students who compete in the new esports league will each receive $5,000 scholarships.
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Approval would let the two U.S.-based companies compete in the local market with China's Unionpay.
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"To compete in that environment for the best talent would be very, very fierce," says Lau.
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She is expected to make a full recovery soon enough to compete in remaining qualification events.
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For three years, Cook worked tirelessly so that she could compete in the 2016 diving trials.
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The problem: Paul didn't last even close to long enough to compete in Kentucky's presidential caucuses.
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"I wonder how he's going to be able to compete in the long haul," Reid said.
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Left: American swimmer Johnny Weissmuller prepares to compete in the the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam.
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It's not the case — you have to hang in there and compete in your at-bats.
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Before you can compete in a landlord's market, it helps to know what you're dealing with.
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Bellator 180 will see Silva compete in MMA competition for the first time since his ban.
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Japan's Ryuichi Kihara and Miu Suzaki compete in the pair skating free skating program Feb. 11.
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Then drop whatever you're doing and apply to compete in Startup Battlefield while you still can.
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Recent developments have made it difficult for foreign companies to compete in Asia's third-largest economy.
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He doesn't want to compete in the labor market; he has no urge to move on.
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Amazon and Alibaba also compete in India, where Alibaba has backed payments and commerce company Paytm.
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We are watching players compete in a rigged game with potentially mortal stakes and unreliable referees.
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The Issa and Royce retirements also raised questions about exactly how Democrats compete in these districts.
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The athletes were chosen to compete in the games from the 43 who initially sought qualifications.
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The winner will compete in the Madden Bowl live from the 2018 NFL Draft on ESPN2.
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Efimova failed a drug test earlier this year, but was controversially allowed to compete in Rio.
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For McMullin to have a chance, he needs to compete in as many states as possible.
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Teams will be split into six groups, with eight emerging to compete in a knockout phase.
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At the end of each month, the teams with the most points compete in monthly finals.
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