In other words, GE may compete with Siemens, but the United States doesn't compete with Europe.
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"To say Amazon will not compete with you is lunacy because they compete with everybody," Siminoff said.
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"To say Amazon will not compete with you is lunacy because they compete with everybody," he said.
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It couldn't compete with the television screen and it can't compete with the computer screen, I don't think.
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The goal is to scale that service to compete with Netflix, but it also would potentially compete with Hulu.
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When Netflix says that they compete with Fortnite, actually all forms of entertainment compete with all forms of entertainment now. Right.
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And while cable companies don't always compete with each other (many people don't get to choose their provider), they do compete with streaming services.
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This means that Congress cannot compete with the President on policy and our democratic system cannot compete with the private sector on technology and data.
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"Obviously Google doesn't want to explicitly compete with its own partners, but this product is much more likely to compete with Samsung than Apple," Dawson said.
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"Pachin and I can compete with Jotun, but I can't compete with Jotun alone," said Badawy, a man of military bearing and with a greying moustache.
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The Ryzen 3 is meant to fill in the lower end of the product lineup, and compete with Intel's Core i3 chips — much as the Ryzen 5 is meant to compete with Intel's Core i5 models, and the Ryzen 7 to compete with Core i7 processors.
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Google may not need to compete with these companies' as a social network, but it does compete with them for ad dollars, which are largely driven by search.
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Liverpool will not be able to compete with Real Madrid or Barcelona in the transfer market until it has proved it can also compete with them on the field.
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"They need to modernise and try to compete with China, the way we compete with rice-producing countries like Thailand," he says, ignoring the role tariffs play in nobbling the competition.
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Like with tennis … could Serena Williams compete with men?
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It aims to compete with Europcar and Avis Budget .
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So, I don't think of ... I compete with Netflix.
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"LNG producers must lower costs to compete with solar plus storage," she said, warning that projects vying for investment, but unable to reduce costs enough to compete with renewables, were likely fail.
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Spelman suggested Dallas should look at boosting salaries incrementally over three or four years to better compete with nearby departments, but said it's not realistic to compete with the highest-paying cities.
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But what do you say when others say: Well, you are not big enough to compete with a Disney or to compete with some of the other giants that are out there?
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The move would compete with plans by both Australia's no.
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But it needs big warehouse spaces to compete with Walmart.
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"We partner with and we compete with them," says Gilmore.
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Meanwhile small, independent pubs struggle to compete with the chains.
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"I'm glad to go out and compete with my guys."
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Does Toby actually think he can compete with Ryan Gosling?
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Using those proceeds to compete with those very same businesses.
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US growers aren't able to compete with Colombia's flower industry.
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It's hard to compete with the allure of Twitter sometimes.
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The most important thing will be to compete with confidence.
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But it still can't compete with a perfectly executed classic.
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"I don't compete with other artists, only celebrate," she commented.
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They started to win, no one could compete with them.
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Don't compete with legacy businesses without a very clear differentiator.
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Still, Grin will have to compete with other local rivals.
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It's difficult to compete with free food all the time.
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Gameloft and Ubisoft compete with market giants Activision Blizzard Inc.
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He has agreed not to compete with JPMorgan until Feb.
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Apple won't spend rigorously enough to seriously compete with Netflix.
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Cuteness is one characteristic that smartphone apps cannot compete with.
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Unable to compete with the duopoly, Mozilla killed the project.
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You're also given a Triumph score to compete with friends.
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Few can compete with Vestager's profile on that front though.
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They compete with locals for food, firewood, land and jobs.
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The business has struggled to compete with Wall Street rivals.
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Meanwhile, Steve wants to compete with Ana for that business.
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The Vizio can't compete with Sonos in terms of soundstage.
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The transgender teen is being forced to compete with girls.
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No fancy award from Cannes can compete with that review.
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N26 will compete with another challenger bank in Brazil, Nubank.
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Tenapanor is likely to compete with Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc's Linzess.
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How are we gonna compete with Marvel and Star Wars?
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Instead France "will more actively compete with China", he added.
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"We cannot compete with their military grade technology," Watson said.
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"I mean who doesn't compete with Amazon today?" he said.
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Cruz's more traditional campaign has struggled to compete with Trump.
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He has struggled to compete with local competitors ever since.
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That frequency probably can't compete with sex for most people.
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How do you compete with China's homegrown social payments giants?
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That meant suddenly you could compete with the oil industry.
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Even if it can't really compete with Google's own cafeteria.
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These smaller banks often compete with Farm Credit System associations.
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I don't really want to compete with Mother Nature, too.
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"We have to compete with that noise," he told me.
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You can't compete with the likes of Manchester United overnight.
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Can it really compete with Oculus Rift and HTC Vive?
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It's not just traditional banks Chime has to compete with.
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"I know I can compete with these guys," he said.
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I have to compete with what I have that day.
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But Ferruccio didn't just compete with Enzo out of spite.
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How much money does it take to compete with Uber?
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Instead, we should make them compete with a public option.
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Here are five subscription streaming sites that compete with FilmStruck.
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Penney must also compete with Amazon's growing fashion business online.
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Other companies, like Snapchat, also compete with Twitter for ads.
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Banks compete with each other in everything else they do.
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Then he will compete with them under the Olympic flag.
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"I don't try to compete with my competitors," she says.
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I'm not trying to be sexy or compete with Not3s.
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For me to compete with Honeywell or DuPont or Rockwell . . .
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Otherwise, local farms simply cannot compete with cheap mainland products.
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I was just super stoked to compete with the pros.
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Galloping synths compete with arching arpeggios at a rollicking tempo.
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Last year Instagram built IGTV to compete with Snapchat Discover.
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He said that this business model wouldn't compete with Google.
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Its chicken sandwich simply can't compete with the top players.
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Not to mention that they couldn't compete with buyers there.
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But now they had to compete with larger farm operations.
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It also has to compete with Uber, a ruthless foe.
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In other words, they compete with, rather than complement, renewables.
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We work closely with PayPal and we compete with PayPal.
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Will more regulation make it harder to compete with China?
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Announcements compete with each other in a garbled sonic mess.
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But he could hardly compete with Mr. Obama's star power.
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It's stupid to compete with a computer on played goals.
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These two companies don't even directly compete with each other.
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Mr. Sanders is trumpeting endorsements to compete with Elizabeth Warren.
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Instagram has steadily been introducing features to compete with Snap.
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"We aren't trying to compete with current technology," Belcher says.
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WE'VE GOT TO COMPETE WITH THE REST OF THE WORLD.
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Uber has said it wants to compete with public transportation.
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So we don't compete with Chinese banks in retail business.
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We need to compete with that kind of vigor everywhere.
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Wu said that Taiwan cannot compete with China's financial resources.
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"I don't think anyone can compete with us," Wang said.
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"There's no way anyone would compete with us," Willis said.
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N aimed at helping it better compete with bigger rivals.
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The acquisition will help Foxconn compete with its rival Samsung.
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I can compete with the best guys in the world.
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It's designed to compete with devices from Sonos and others.
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But guns will have to compete with other administration priorities.
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They came out with Microsoft Money to compete with Quicken.
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Traditional organizations aren't adapting to compete with sites like BuzzFeed.
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It would be difficult if not impossible for a startup launching today to compete with the existing players, but the ones out there continue to compete with one another, driving the cost down even further.
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Both companies also compete with Google, IBM, Oracle and many others.
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But ULA will still have to compete with SpaceX on price.
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Simone didn't think she was good enough to compete with them.
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The company wants to compete with Netflix and other streaming platforms.
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Server-side web programming languages that compete with C# and ASP.
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They effectively compete with other plants for light, water and minerals.
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He will compete with Carson Tinker for the position in camp.
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In America or Europe, digital services must compete with existing infrastructure.
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Vermont is not going to compete with that kind of slavery.
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It will compete with the Mexican Stock Exchange, or BMV (BOLSAA.MX).
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"I didn't want to compete with the amazing view," he says.
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It will compete with Sprout Pharmaceuticals' Addyi, a once-daily pill.
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The ShippingPass, priced at $49/year, looks to compete with Amazon.
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The retailers are also struggling to compete with online rival Amazon.
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It's hard to compete with that no matter what you do.
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Others simply just can't compete with web versions of the same.
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Last year, it introduced Lyft Premier to compete with Uber Select.
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Would Microsoft consider a thin-client Windows to compete with Chrome?
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"We effectively compete with Prosper and LendingClub on yield," Crosby said.
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Who can compete with a refrigerator full of a surveillance team?
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More specifically, there's more of it than ever to compete with.
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How will SpaceX compete with exiting internet providers in the US?
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Mux could eventually let any channel or studio compete with Netflix.
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Red denotes places where expanding urban areas will compete with farmland.
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"We want to really show we can compete with the best."
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We still compete with everybody else for all of these systems.
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"We compete with everyone and everything" for your attention, noted Roth.
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The old favorites simply could not compete with buzzy, new spots.
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Both compete with Monsanto's Roundup weed killer and Roundup Ready seeds.
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It's going to need capital to increasingly compete with those companies.
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But at least he will not have to compete with ABBA.
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") and also over Harry Styles ("I can't compete with Kendall Jenner!
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And Hailey will probably not try to "compete" with her husband.
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Most entrepreneurs who have tried to compete with Netflix have failed.
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Almost two years ago, Instagram launched IGTV to compete with YouTube.
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THESE PEOPLE COMPETE WITH EACH OTHER THEY ARE IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
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"That is not an investment we can compete with," Ruh said.
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But how can news media ever compete with today's AI leaders?
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Why it matters: This could help Siri better compete with Alexa.
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So they cannot compete with the interest rates banks charge borrowers.
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It's a commodity, and it's really hard to compete with commodities.
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They want to smear Huawei because they can't compete with us.
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Are women missing something that they need to compete with men?
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Don't pass up this opportunity to compete with the very best.
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It doesn't have enough scale to compete with Facebook and Google.
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Notably, Beam doesn't really compete with toothbrush makers like Oral-B.
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The film would still have had to compete with Warner Bros.
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Will you work with the phone companies or compete with them?
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And Instagram just launched live video Stories to compete with Snapchat.
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Eventually, it was physical strength I simply could not compete with.
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The EU is not seeking to compete with NATO, Mogherini said.
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Because don't forget, the states have to compete with each other.
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But can a brand from Mozambique compete with the Cuban legends?
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U.S. LPG exports now compete with supplies from the Middle East.
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We will not try to compete with Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo.
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MOR20.8804 could compete with Novartis's immune-cell therapy Kymriah, if approved.
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Can a comedy-only VOD service compete with biggies like Netflix?
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This is exactly the momentum they needed to compete with Marvel.
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Others saw it as an attempt to compete with Apple Watch.
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It's just not yet ready to truly compete with the Germans.
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And it would become harder for Android to compete with iOS.
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A historian cannot compete with chance, in the hands of teenagers.
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It is too costly to go and compete with these guys.
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For sure, Mr Macron cannot compete with Mrs Merkel on experience.
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Europe and America can never compete with China's B&R Initiative.
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In an effort to compete with price-comparison sites like Hotels.
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"We know Tangier has to compete with other projects," Tyler said.
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I tried my best but simply can't compete with your talents!
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It returned in 1955 to compete with new flavors from Pepsi.
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This new collection could help it to better compete with Walmart.
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Will you ever again compete with the big U.S. investment banks?
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MOR208 could compete with Novartis's immune-cell therapy Kymriah, if approved.
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During this selection process, these password candidates compete with each other.
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How do local boutiques compete with the Amazons of the world?
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Nuclear power is not excluded, but it must compete with renewables.
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Amazon at one time thought it could really compete with Alibaba.
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It's shockingly inexpensive, but can compete with much pricier gaming mice.
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It boasts a higher overall brightness to compete with the sunlight.
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Some industries that compete with imports might end up adding jobs.
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You're going to be like Macy's trying to compete with Amazon.
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CBS Sports HQ won't compete with CBS, which is the point.
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And they would compete with other teams filled with similar athletes.
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To compete with state universities, private institutions offer tuition-free quotas.
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But all the teams eventually chose to compete with mixed crews.
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After struggling to compete with Wojnarowski, ESPN hired him last year.
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I'm aware that I can't compete with people like Eli Broad!
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Don't expect Wake to compete with Duke and its three superfreshmen.
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"We compete with companies from all around the world," he said.
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Whether they can actually compete with cable news is another question.
|
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You don't have to compete with a woman for a job.
|
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It struggled to compete with popular jeans maker Levi's, among others.
|
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The petroyuan lacks the market liquidity to compete with the petrodollar.
|
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Most legacy airlines have had to compete with low-cost rivals.
|
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So you be the judge: can renewables compete with fossil fuels?
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The tweets don't need to compete with or overshadow the workers.
|
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Existing offerings from EVConnect, GreenLots, GreenFlux, AmplyPower all compete with Electriphi.
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It is hard, though, to compete with that white speedo. If
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Sonos and Roku both compete with Amazon and Google, among others.
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"Today we compete with Sony, Microsoft, Tencent and Nintendo," Kotick said.
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Apple has long struggled to compete with Spotify in music streaming.
|
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It will compete with other boat services along the Adriatic coast.
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Lyft also must compete with its larger rival Uber for drivers.
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And online, it can't compete with Amazon and its traditional rivals.
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She said Petland Discounts was struggling to compete with online retailers.
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It's okay, John ... hard to compete with the miracle of life.
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"We need to be able to compete with them," he said.
|
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Snapchat's full-screen video ads compete with Facebook Snapchat's full-screen video ads compete with Facebook Snapchat's vertical layout allows for full-screen ads that can feel more impactful and convenient than Facebook's typically landscape videos.
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"They cannot compete with us on product, on technology, on innovation, so they compete with us [using] politics," Yu said in a response to a CNBC question earlier this year on the sidelines of a technology event.
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"While I do understand that it's not easy to compete with coal-fired power plants, especially with mine-mouth power plants, they do have to compete with gas power," Jonan said, referring to "strict" power tariff negotiations.
|
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Apple will compete with two heavyweight competitors — Alibaba's AliPay and WeChat's wallet.
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Do we really want to compete with people in India to code?
|
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"Maybe compete with our shirts off," Team USA gymnast Sam Mikulak said.
|
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But can France really compete with Israel as a start-up nation?
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Even Second Life's developer Linden Lab is hesitant to compete with it.
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In the end, they couldn't compete with phones and their cellular connectivity.
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You might think a big Mercedes-Benz could compete with the Mulsanne.
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If successful, these plans will compete with Tesla Supercharger network in Europe.
|
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But Rocket Lab is not trying to compete with those big rockets.
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ROVE: We feel confident, confident that we can compete with American automakers.
|
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For Amazon, big ambitious moves are necessary to really compete with Walmart.
|
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Salesforce wasn't able to compete with the huge premium that Microsoft paid.
|
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Microsoft is ready to show how it will compete with Google's Chromebooks.
|
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Mom and pop shops can't compete with this kind of strike force.
|
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Hoa Phat's Duong said Vietnam could compete with other Southeast Asian countries.
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Its digital streaming platforms compete with Apple TV, Google Chromecast and more.
|
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Those products compete with Amazon's own streaming services via Fire TV devices.
|
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Those who raise and compete with the bulls in question, however, disagree.
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Orion is supposed to complement, not compete with, these kinds of services.
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With no PlayStation to compete with, expect a big drop from Microsoft.
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For The Honest Company, it was already difficult to compete with Amazon.
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Deliverr raises $7M to help e-commerce businesses compete with Amazon Prime
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Every bar had its own team, they would compete with each other.
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Now, Kutcher and Shepard can compete with their own co-star friendship.
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Whether this could compete with conventional pumped storage remains to be seen.
|
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Her clothing didn't need to compete with the strength of her words.
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Private employers would have to compete with this generosity when hiring workers.
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The companies that compete with them could provide that by the ton.
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Fintech startup N26 wants to compete with traditional banks on all fronts.
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And ultimately, it didn't have pockets deep enough to compete with DJI.
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There will never be another 'Despacito' and I can't compete with that.
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They all know it's too tough to compete with a cheap dollar.
|
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The rich world cannot hope to compete with such rapid growth rates.
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Roku's streaming products compete with those from Apple, Amazon, Google, and others.
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We're going to stop arming Netflix so Netflix can compete with us.
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It could not compete with his passion, his articulation of populist anger.
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Hangouts is now an enterprise chat app designed to compete with Slack.
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Without them, renewables would have taken longer to compete with fossil fuels.
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First things first: Emily Blunt isn't trying to compete with Julie Andrews.
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Zolgensma will compete with Biogen's Spinraza, the first approved treatment for SMA.
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But when I stepped onto the court, I could compete with anyone.
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Nevertheless, gamers face several obstacles before they can compete with established sports.
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Its forthcoming satellite-navigation system will compete with America's GPS by 42.33.
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Probably don't compete with your boy Dave, because he'll always, always win.
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Watch: Michael Rubin on Fanatics' backstory; how it can compete with Amazon
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It will compete with Pfizer Inc's Ibrance and Kisqali from Novartis AG .
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But your objective is not to compete with, or replace, centralized services.
|
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To compete with them directly is not a viable roadmap right now.
|
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I think there was a lot of hurrying to compete with Airbus.
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It's not that American firms are unable to compete with Chinese companies.
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Now it has to compete with Google in this area as well.
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Then, charge competitors to compete with their own vertically integrated video services.
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"It's impossible to compete with the Chinas and Indias" in that regard.
|
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They may compete with party elders like former Vice President Joe Biden.
|
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Wal-Mart Stores has applied for a patent to compete with Amazon.
|
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So how does a startup compete with that sort of deep knowledge?
|
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"It's pretty hard to compete with that, especially when money is involved."
|
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Falling costs have enabled solar to compete with fossil fuel-generated power.
|
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Disney now has some international distribution assets to compete with Netflix abroad.
|
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When we're all working together, we can compete with any other animal.
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"Definitely we can compete with anything that Saudi Arabia has," he said.
|
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Can these compact VR specs really compete with Oculus, HTC, and Sony?
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Are you able to compete with [the world's best], eye to eye?
|
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In September, Nvidia launched its own inference chip to compete with Intel.
|
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It hopes the C919 will compete with Boeing's 737 and Airbus's A320.
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There is no other Republican campaign that can compete with those metrics.
|
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Amazon's network is still too small to compete with FedEx or UPS.
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There are few brands that compete with Dior, but Valentino is one.
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The bounty program can't compete with Zerodium on price for structural reasons.
|
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Delivery drones, both wheeled and airborne, could similarly compete with human couriers.
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Zuckerberg is not trying to compete with online dating behemoth Tinder, though.
|
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Yolande Bukasa Mabika will compete with Linda Bolder from Israel at 16.35.
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But it wont have to compete with the U.S. e-cigarette giant.
|
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Snap just made a major move to compete with Netflix and Amazon.
|
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Those who compete with migrants for jobs may not be so lucky.
|
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Family ties, after all, can't compete with the bonds of Roper Inc.
|
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Auction sites struggle to compete with established names, like Amazon and eBay.
|
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The deal will help it compete with others like UnitedHealth Group Inc.
|
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Of course, we have people who we are going to compete with.
|
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The deal allows Google to compete with Microsoft (MSFT) and Amazon (AMZN).
|
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Artichokes shouldn't have to compete with broccoli rabe, tomato sauce and ricotta.
|
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Facebook Dating is designed to compete with apps like Tinder and Bumble.
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You will still have to compete with those millions of other applicants.
|
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We do not compete with Google because it's a good business opportunity.
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Here's hoping the cameras can at compete with Google's impressive Night Sight.
|
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AT&T has quietly bolstered its ad tech to compete with Google.
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T), giving the online retailer more firepower to compete with Amazon (AMZN.
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WE CLEARLY COMPETE WITH FACEBOOK AND GOOGLE AND AMAZON FOR GIFTED INDIVIDUALS.
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It will compete with other recently approved treatments such as GlaxoSmithKline's Nucala.
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You shouldn't expect the Nintendo Switch to directly compete with Project Scorpio.
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Yes, and it also increases employment in industries that compete with imports.
|
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"I don't compete with the show," Canelo said, referring to Mayweather-McGregor.
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Particularly when the acquired product could compete with an in-house effort.
|
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International companies that compete with American ones could see a sales bump.
|
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I mean, right now, for example, Courteney, who do you compete with?
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I want each of you to talk about who you compete with.
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It's hard to compete with a company that has thousands of employees.
|
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J.Crew's name set it up to compete with Ralph Lauren's Polo line.
|
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A similar structure helps Airbus (EADSF) compete with US rival Boeing (BA).
|
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And the improved burgers could help McDonald's better compete with its rivals.
|
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Several insist that Mexican tacos couldn't begin to compete with Taco Bell.
|
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There are lots of companies that compete with it in various ways.
|
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However, it seems unable to compete with Paint's nostalgic pull and simplicity.
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Are you just going to bald-facely compete with me and lose?
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How on Earth could they possibly compete with the chocolate spread behemoth?
|
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"The Big Lebowski" couldn't compete with "The Titanic" when it first premiered.
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Front Burner Nothing can compete with the chocolate babka from Breads Bakery.
|
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Increasingly, though, Spartanburg has had to compete with China for BMW's favor.
|
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Of course, cable companies do compete with telephone and satellite TV companies.
|
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And it has a new way to let you compete with friends.
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Proponents say it's necessary to compete with countries like China and Russia.
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It's only stupid people to compete with a car to run faster.
|
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The company is looking to compete with YouTube and Mixer for eyeballs.
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Back story: The bookseller has struggled for years to compete with Amazon.
|
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Lyft is betting that the acquisition can help it compete with Uber.
|
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I wasn't going to try to compete with that level of vitriol.
|
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Trying to compete with Disney with films like "Pan" was proving disastrous.
|
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Trying to compete with Disney with films like "Pan" was proving disastrous.
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"One thing we all know: you cannot compete with free," Cramer said.
|
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It's very hard to compete with the video game Call of Duty.
|
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Nuclear energy cannot compete with natural gas at current prices, of course.
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How do you create something that doesn't try and compete with him?
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So you know, those few trolls can't compete with my bald squad.
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"Walmart is signaling they intend to compete with Amazon in this space."
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We do not have a strategy where we compete with our customers.
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Ask Real Estate It's not easy trying to compete with Yuletide bling.
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Because once it's created, it will compete with us around the world.
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But how will these insurers compete with all of these subsidized premiums?
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Boeing also could compete with the planes it has already, he added.
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Too near, though, and they will compete with that parent for resources.
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It will predominantly compete with YouTube's platform for free, ad-supported videos.
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The SameDay Bot will compete with robots from companies big and small.
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Fifteen years later, its sellers are being asked to compete with Amazon.
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Facebook bought Instagram and WhatsApp instead of having to compete with them.
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And the cable guys don't want the programmers to compete with them.
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I don't think it's the federal government's place to compete with them.
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And there are still Hulu and Amazon's Prime Video to compete with.
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"No temple made with human hands can compete with Yosemite," wrote Muir.
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I don't have any interest in trying to compete with the internet.
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We designed a fundraising mechanism that would not compete with our message.
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Can it compete with Google's data and processing power or Amazon's momentum?
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The service will compete with the likes of Spotify and Apple Music.
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I was like, 'Jesus freaking Christ, how can I compete with that?
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Netflix can't hope to compete with that -- it doesn't have the money.
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"The only way we can compete with them is with this price."
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Jon Snow was definitely impressed, even if he couldn't compete with Dany's prestige.
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Rakuten has been struggling to compete with Amazon and others like SoftBank's Yahoo!
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Rather, he says, he wants to compete with gangs to provide better opportunities.
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U.S. energy exports now compete with Middle East oil for buyers in Asia.
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To compete with bodegas and also use the 'bodega' name is unbelievably disrespectful.
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"Traditional content needs help transitioning to compete with app-driven content," he argued.
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Significant others can't compete with the overwhelming love of a true blue BFF.
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But it also has to compete with Amazon and its Whole Foods stores.
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We're talking about a distance limit that can compete with an electric car.
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So far, attempts to compete with Fox News have not been very successful.
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It needs government approval to compete with the country's dominant homegrown internet services.
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There was still this idea that they could compete with secular youth culture.
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It only gets harder to compete with these youngsters but she's doing it.
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In recent years, Sotheby's has struggled to compete with Christie's, its largest competitor.
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They did not present charters for the future to compete with liberal democracy.
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So, of course, we're not trying to compete with the low price players.
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HE) If P&C, and will also compete with life insurer Storebrand (STB.OL).
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Benioff later quit his day job as Salesforce began to compete with Oracle.
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And that makes sense — Walmart has sunk billions trying to compete with Amazon.
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Amazon can't hope to compete with Alibaba or JD.com on their turf, either.
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As much as it might like to, it doesn't compete with Amazon Prime.
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Wolves threaten hunting dogs, Mr Skogen says, and compete with hunters for game.
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But Gaston & Sheehan has rarely tried to compete with large art auction houses.
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But Snapchat says it wants to complement, rather than compete with, linear television.
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It may be a little late to start trying to compete with iTunes.
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Will they be able to compete with the very best from other companies?
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Developers say new coal-fired power plants would struggle to compete with that.
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Nevada hasn't given DraftKings and FanDuel supplier licenses to compete with incumbent operators.
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But, I mean, for us, we compete with a whole bunch of people.
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Wal-Mart will lose money trying to compete with Amazon, according to Brown.
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Can Japan Display really compete with such a rival and make ends meet?
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O) is developing a news-aggregation service to compete with Alphabet Inc's (GOOGL.
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And it virtually guarantees that no other party can compete with the RPF.
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"We compete with (and lose to) Fortnite more than HBO," Hastings' letter reads.
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I became just another sibling to compete with for attention, approval, and money.
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They compete with optimized supply chains around the world, with razor-thin margins.
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ULA is restructuring its business and products so it can compete with SpaceX.
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They're not now trying to compete with the studios but they probably will.
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That makes it tough for a company to compete with a premium product.
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It will compete with traditional site builders and less-polished alternatives, like Linkin.
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Traditional retailers are beefing up their digital capabilities to better compete with Amazon.
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Zolgensma will compete with Biogen Inc's Spinraza, the first approved treatment for SMA.
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Michael Symon: We compete with everything, like off camera we compete in golf.
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Even the best tacticians cannot compete with those who contribute with their feet.
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Amazon doesn't just want to compete with Google and Apple in your home.
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But Horowitz emphasizes that Patreon isn't trying to compete with other media platforms.
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The videos aren't meant to compete with Netflix Originals or HBO-quality content.
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"No one is going to compete with Netflix in gross subscribers, " Diller said.
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It's one way to differentiate itself and compete with e-commerce behemoth Amazon.
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This could compete with Twitter, and I think they had interest in it.
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It's hard for anyone to compete with such well educated men and women.
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Indonesia struggles to compete with neighbours with better infrastructure and lower payroll costs.
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It sure seems she's trying to compete with the big dog -- Victoria's Secret.
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Backers say Europe needs a titan to compete with China's rail giant, CRRC.
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Authenticity couldn't compete with Croatia's generous tax breaks — and the Greeks are bummed.
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Any Trump challenger would have to compete with his ability to garner attention.
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RIVERA: Because they couldn&apost compete with someone with that kind of charisma.
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You're a multi-millionaire, how in the world could I compete with you?
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How do you, as an actress, compete with something people remember from reality?
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And lastly, how are you going to compete with Mint on JetBlue domestically?
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Google still has the failed Google Plus, which tried to compete with Facebook.
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It's also under pressure to compete with Apple Music, which is available worldwide.
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"We don't compete with our sellers and brands on our platform," he said.
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I've tried on so many party gowns, how do you compete with that?
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Refugees compete with host populations for land, jobs, housing and other scarce resources.
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Now, Messages is gaining another feature to better compete with iMessage: web support.
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But my imagination cannot compete with the dreamland in which I actually stand.
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The Ryzen 3 APUs are positioned to compete with Intel's 20143W i3 processors.
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But the primaries this year have not been able to compete with impeachment.
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Its products compete with Amazon's footwear private label The Fix on the platform.
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It had opened these primarily in urban areas to compete with discount grocers.
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Even the world-famous names in parcel delivery compete with many lesser firms.
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Startups compete with other startups to attain funding from the brand name VCs.
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We feel like we can compete with anybody right now in the country.
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In a Darwinian sense, most people compete with others on their own level.
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Argus and Platts compete with Thomson Reuters in providing information to energy markets.
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These folks now must compete with the working poor for precious Medicaid coverage.
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Presidential debates often compete with football games and Major League Baseball's World Series.
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Apple Pay, though, doesn't just compete with the likes of Google's Android Pay.
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On the other hand ... maybe Post really thinks Wiz could compete with Silva.
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Our calling is 'to compete with intensity, lead with integrity and inspire play.
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This gives Snap an animated GIF-style feature to compete with Instagram's Boomerang.
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Now "Wizarding World" will help Universal better compete with theme park juggernaut Disney.
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The new IHS Markit will compete with Bloomberg and Thomson Reuters for business.
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Why does Cree(t)ch feel the need to compete with a horse?
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HEMA has been struggling to compete with discounters and online shops for years.
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Natural gas power plants built today may struggle to compete with cheap renewables.
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Why hasn't Trump done much more to compete with Clinton on the airwaves?
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Rinvoq is set to compete with Pfizer Inc's Xeljanz and Eli Lilly's Olumiant.
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A giant that can compete with behemoths of Silicon Valley, however, remains elusive.
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No way my little firm could compete with an industry giant like Merrill.
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Heading into Saturday's game, the Spartans were optimistic they could compete with Hoyas.
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It wasn't me trying to prove myself or to compete with anybody else.
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The Offline Conversions API could help Facebook compete with Google for ad dollars.
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From a revenue perspective, it's nearly impossible to compete with Tinder with advertising.
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Sometimes plants compete with each other, too, for water, light and soil nutrients.
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But the word for pants couldn't compete with a term for female underpants.
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When this type of tariff is there, they can compete with big operators.
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"Longer term, we'll see if that can compete with an entirely new system."
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Nowak raised concerns about Snapchat parent's ability to compete with Facebook Inc's Instagram.
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That is not ideal for the American factories that compete with Chinese rivals.
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Activity can be a whole lot more fun if you compete with people.
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It takes some good technology and serious dollars to compete with those companies.
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"Increased capacity here means we can compete with superpowers like America," he said.
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It's tough to compete with perfectly engineered foods, but Goldberg is not intimidated.
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All we have to compete with is the credibility of our senior leadership.
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This is yet another reason it was so challenging to compete with Fox.
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Private insurers have no incentive to compete with unrealistically — and unscientifically — priced coverage.
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A presidential election is hard to compete with, especially in a contentious year.
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It's going to be very difficult for them to compete with virtual kitchens.
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How would you try to compete with large chain stores and online retailers?
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It wants to compete with the likes of Goldman Sachs and Allen & Company.
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The company struggled to compete with major smartphone makers and collapsed in 2017.
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Ramping up its digital presence could also help Pizza Hut better compete with .
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READMEAMD's latest processors can't compete with Intel's on a core by core basis.
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"We don't use individual seller data to compete with them," Sutton finally said.
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VCs, however, seem to be confident in Instacart's ability to compete with Amazon.
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Target Drive Up doesn't directly compete with either grocery pickup or self-serve.
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Pennsylvania-based Wabtec and Faiveley compete with Germany's Knorr-Bremse in rail equipment.
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But they might find it increasingly difficult to compete with inexpensive Chinese hardware.
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"I will not do anything which can compete with Publicis group," he said.
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It needs banks that can compete with the Canadians, French, British and Chinese.
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Such an acquisition would boost Disney's efforts to compete with Netflix in streaming.
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The authority said Apple agreed not to compete with two of its wholesalers.
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Indolent aristocratic landowners can't compete with yeoman farmers without laws preventing land sales.
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They didn't have the funds to compete with huge dating sites like Match.
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How can you compete with something as raw and immediate as that livestream?
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Walmart's biggest challenges are tied to its own plans to compete with Amazon.
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In primary debates, obviously, candidates from the same party compete with one another.
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SHANGHAI — Here's one way to compete with Starbucks in coffee: Pay your customers.
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But others see it as a direct attempt to compete with Mr. Sanders.
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It's an industry that contrives and forces you to compete with other people.
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Horse-drawn carriages compete with women carrying parasols for the right of way.
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Alabama simply does not have what it takes to compete with Clemson today.
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We welcome the opportunity to fairly compete with all available technologies, nuclear included.
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But the company struggled to compete with a cast of cutthroat local competitors.
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The purpose of all sales tax kickbacks is to compete with other cities.
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Meanwhile, Amazon, Disney, and Netflix are spending fortunes to compete with one another.
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Ren Zhengfei: Huawei can compete with new entities in those markets as well.
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"We're trying build a platform that allows us to compete with those guys."
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Are there other credible best-seller lists that compete with The Times's lists?
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He went to training camp to compete with Gabbert for the starting job.
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We just need to go out there and compete with what we have.
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It has also invested in reaching wealthier shoppers online to compete with Amazon.
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Besides, who wants to compete with the most famous birth of all time?
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Small entrepreneurs could finally compete with bigger firms on a level playing field.
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The agency also struggles to compete with federal law enforcement agencies for talent.
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That, Vegesna believes, will allow Zoho Catalyst to compete with its larger competitors.
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The group's work will compete with other approaches to addressing the encryption issue.
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Kenya are confident, however, they will be ready to compete with the best.
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But, Harris has struggled to compete with other candidates like Biden and Sens.
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He will compete with Manuel Valls, a former prime minister, in a runoff.
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"Producers will have to take lower prices to compete with imports," said Fielden.
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And-- many places, you compete with another railroad, and other places, you don't.
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But I think you can compete with your friends and keep it friendly.
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I just want to give her the chance to compete with better players.
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Google chose a risky time to try to compete with Apple and Samsung.
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But StoreDot's CEO said his company was not trying to compete with Tesla.
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Yum chains compete with fast-food giants McDonald's, Restaurant Brands, and Dunkin' Brands.
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CEO Adrián Steckel said OneWeb won't necessarily compete with ground-based service providers.
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The deal could help Google compete with Apple in the wearable computing market.
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The only Android phones that compete with Apple in video are from Samsung.
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Many non-union companies followed suit, facing pressure to compete with unionized firms.
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That's just one thing retailers have to compete with to win shoppers' dollars.
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Nonetheless we still think that we only indirectly compete with other dating apps.
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"We've shown that we can compete with everybody in the league," Carlisle assessed.
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The move is a bid to compete with media-streaming companies like Netflix.
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Beyond that, it's tough to compete with Mexico's cheap labor costs, he conceded.
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Swerve in Midtown: Teams of cyclists compete with a real-time leader board.
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Really beautiful women that left me thinking, 'How can I compete with that?
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How can I possibly compete with the big tech companies to hire them?
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Now some of them have increasingly begun to compete with the start-up.
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I actually don't think that any can compete with DJI on that level.
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Were they driven to compete with other, perhaps more seasoned young trophy hunters?
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To receive a cupcake, the children will have to compete with one another.
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A.E.D.T. How are nations using cyberconflict to compete with and undercut each other?
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This included actively discouraging independent European military capabilities that would compete with NATO.
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It wants to make its own stuff to help it compete with ... Spotify.
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Can the United States produce a company to compete with LVMH and Kering?
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The idea isn't to compete with subscription services that some publishers already sell.
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My dream as a young man in Saudi Arabia, and the dreams of men in Saudi Arabia are so many, and I try to compete with them and their dreams, and they compete with mine, to create a better Saudi Arabia.
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While there are other VR headsets with better graphics, like the HTC Vive or Oculus's own Rift S, it's important to note that these do not compete with the Quest, the same way SUVs do not compete with sports cars.
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SO WHAT WE'VE DONE IS WE'VE SAID THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPETE WITH ADP IN THE SMALL MARKETPLACE, THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPLETE IN THE MIDMARKET, THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPETE WITH ENTERPRISE CUSTOMERS, THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPETE INTERNATIONALLY.
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But to compete with China, the U.S. needs to eschew threats and raw pressures.
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If Ford were to bring back the Bronco, it'd compete with the Jeep Wrangler.
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Snapchat can't compete with the scale or targeting of competitors like Google and Facebook.
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He also stressed that Rapids isn't trying to compete with existing machine learning solutions.
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N) as it strives for more scale to compete with Verizon Communications Inc (VZ.
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We do not compete with, but complement pre-existing medical facilities and aid organizations.
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How else could he compete with that calamitous Kirby crackle or dumbfounding Ditko Brobdingnagianness?
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Its generation utilities must compete with other utilities across the region to provide energy.
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And maybe most cheekily, a Lyft balloon inflates to collide and compete with Uber.
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Google clearly isn't slowing down in its race to compete with AWS and Azure.
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And now those mining startups might also have to compete with nuclear facility supercomputers.
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There's certainly some self-interest in this prediction — New Fox doesn't compete with Netflix.
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Its bigger investment banking unit would be better able to compete with American rivals.
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And the respectable clock rate couldn't compete with Intel's offerings in the same space.
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After crushing print and radio advertising, digital networks have to compete with television next.
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And Walmart tried harder than ever to compete with Amazon's Prime Day this year.
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The new Boom 3 lineup isn't designed to compete with the Blast speakers, though.
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The film debuts in theaters in August and will compete with other summer blockbusters.
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But they're also going to compete with their best customers — and their new ones.
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Simply put: Trump could never compete with Obama's comedy chops and Trump knows it.
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Information warfare tactics should not compete with more traditional ones -- they should complement them.
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They have employees and customers around the world, and they compete with international competitors.
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"We have vowed to never compete with each other," Guidry said of The Hedge.
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I think it's an awesome record, but it's got five others to compete with.
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For years, Apple downplayed the idea that it would ever compete with the banks.
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Pioneers like YY and Six Rooms must compete with bigger social platforms like Tencent.
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" He capped off the announcement by saying "Do not attempt to compete with Pinboard.
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"We will be able to compete with the rest of the crowd," he said.
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"[O]ur system is designed not to compete with partners' direct businesses," Menaker said.
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The idea, Mulei said, is to compete with the likes of Aramax and DHL.
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Have you personally shot anything else that you think will compete with this episode?
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The two compete with Amazon's market leading cloud computing business, Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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It's run by the government — which I'm happy to compete with all day long.
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"We compete with (and lose to) Fortnite more than HBO," Hastings wrote in January.
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Spa water can't compete with the celebratory pop and fizz of a sparkling wine.
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Overseas, America's high-cost producers cannot compete with cheap alloys from places like China.
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The numbers all move in your favor, and math is hard to compete with.
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Falling prices and regulatory restrictions hamper their ability to compete with pure Internet players.
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This aims to compete with the likes of TJ Maxx, Ross Stores and Burlington.
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Tesla will operate its own ride-hailing business to compete with Uber and Lyft.
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The company is reportedly developing its own news aggregator to compete with Big Tech.
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Polly will also have to compete with Sarahah and fast-rising anonymous app TBH.
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In comparison, Tesla receives virtually nothing yet still manages to compete with these giants.
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It's through the app that you can set fitness goals or compete with friends.
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The S28 can compete with the Google Pixel when it comes to capturing detail.
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But they're also going to compete with their best customers, and their new ones.
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Companies that compete with it include AppNexus, Media Math and Open X among others.
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Monetization is also a challenge, as paid apps have to compete with free ones.
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Really beautiful women [who] left me thinking, 'How I can I compete with that?
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"You really cannot compete with the crowds that this president draws," Lara Trump replied.
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The question is whether a tiny startup can compete with the biggest phone makers.
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Lacking cheap labour, it cannot compete with, say, Bangladesh in attracting low-cost industries.
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But it's difficult to predict how it will compete with Facebook, Periscope, and Tumblr.
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The robo-taxis would compete with ride-hailing services such as Uber and Lyft.
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It is the rare artwork that can compete with a kaleidoscope of Blue Morphos.
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The company also launched Instagram Stories on Tuesday to compete with Snapchat's Stories offering.
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Critics say it would be a conglomerate that many companies just couldn't compete with.
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Whether this would be enough to compete with the discounters remains to be tested.
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But Egypt will have to compete with Morocco, which has invested heavily in infrastructure.
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They often compete with each other to see who can be the most cruel.
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The deal could help Salesforce compete with Microsoft, the most highly valued public company.
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Technological disruption in many important industries is forcing them to compete with new rivals.
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And its overall size when collapsed still can't compete with the smallest of tripods.
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Competitors could develop modifications of our software to compete with us in the marketplace.
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Versius will compete with da Vinci on its own turf—abdominal and thoracic surgery.
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It also plans to compete with the brokers who connect truck fleets and shippers.
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We have to come up with a really good show to compete with that.
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It's no coincidence that most of Google's announcements directly compete with products from others.
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The only thing that can compete with Polly's favorite outfit is her friend Pocket.
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"Poor indigenous women cannot compete with these women," Sombolinggi said by Skype from Jakarta.
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Eventually, Verizon wants to compete with Google and Facebook when it comes to advertising.
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Elon Musk says Tesla will indeed compete with Uber and Lyft in ride-hail.
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If we don't compete with some of these great competitors, we can't improve ourselves.
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California's would-be fighting force would have to compete with—or maybe take over?
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It can be hard for independent game designers to compete with these corporate behemoths.
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Apple says its App Store offers lots of apps that compete with its own.
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In terms of villains, though, can the electoral college really compete with Bloody Face?
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"Between government and government, they compete with each other to do better," Hong said.
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Serious photographers know that even the best camera phones can't compete with a DSLR.
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Local search engines, Qihoo and Sougou, are still too small to compete with Baidu.
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So he didn't have the staff on the ground to compete with other Republicans.
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We couldn't possibly compete with four, five times what they are getting from us.
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Walmart, Best Buy and eBay all ran recent sales to compete with Prime Day.
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This price is tough to beat, and even Apple can't compete with this deal.
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Ten, offer a public plan to meet these conditions to compete with private plans.
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Those stores compete with the likes of Macy's' Backstage stores and TJX's T.J. Maxx.
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Because they can implement any tickets' seller they don't compete with the bus companies.
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As an entrepreneur, it's hard to compete with multinationals who have almost limitless resources.
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Toy sales have been under pressure as they compete with videogames and YouTube videos.
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Yet the Air Force would continue to force space to compete with F-35s.
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That is how it aims to compete with operations like WeWork, Regus and Spacious.
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Pandora is moving ahead with its plan to compete with Spotify and Apple Music.
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NBCUniversal is joining the long list of media giants looking to compete with Netflix.
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For the reformers this means promoting for-profit colleges to compete with public universities.
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It also has the added focus of helping us connect and compete with friends.
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I'm not the coward that needs to takes steroids to compete with these guys.
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Others may feel a pressure to compete with robot workers, agreed bioethicist James Hughes.
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There are around 40 active dark pools that compete with 11 public stock exchanges.
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"We're not trying in any way to compete with other hardware makers," he said.
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How do you compete with the world's largest chat app in its strongest market?
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Ferrer and Melanson understandably didn't want to compete with one another for the crown.
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Russia says the Kazakh talks would complement rather than compete with the U.N. talks.
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"Now I'm just chasing myself — there's no one else to compete with," she said.
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However, Grasons recently added a Pennsylvania franchise, which probably will compete with Blue Moon.
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He has to compete with the United States for business in the polar region.
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"I believe having to compete with each other makes you push harder," Senoglu said.
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The company has been working to advance reusable rocket technology to compete with SpaceX.
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Now they're in the forefront of studios launching a service to compete with Netflix.
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Suddenly, what he saw in books couldn't compete with what he found on walls.
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"I won't try to compete with the NoMad and Eleven Madison Park," he said.
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It's like, well why am I even going to try to compete with that?
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In 2018, Facebook launched a video app called Lasso to directly compete with TikTok.
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"I knew I couldn't compete with certain people on a certain level," she said.
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It is designed to compete with the Boeing 777-300ER and Boeing 777X-9.
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Perhaps more importantly, manufacturers can install other apps, including apps that compete with Google's.
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The attorneys general also plan to subpoena 18 entities that compete with the hotel.
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LEVIN: AGAIN, IT'S VERY HARD IN THE MARKET TO COMPETE WITH A PRESS RELEASE.
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Sources said that Nanigans has struggled to compete with Facebook's own ad-buying tools.
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With NeXT, Apple could finally have an advanced operating system to compete with Windows.
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Pepsi Blue was introduced in 2002 to compete with Coca-Cola's Vanilla Coke brand.
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The Minneapolis-based discount chain has been making strides to better compete with Amazon.
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Dalio sums up this idea perfectly:"All investments compete with each other," he said.
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Instead, he attempted to compete with the right-wing Likud Party on its terms.
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" Indie distributor Neon will compete with its critically acclaimed Bong Joon-ho movie "Parasite.
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Disney can't expect to compete with themselves when they have a year like this.
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The casino was predicated to compete with Las Vegas and attract the wealthiest tourists.
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I think we can compete with high-wage countries, and I believe we should.
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Amazon would potentially compete with businesses like his, but Umbehr said he wouldn't mind.
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Regardless, U.S. growers concede it's been tough to compete with Mexico's cheaper labor costs.
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The phone then had to compete with the iPhone X, which launched in November.
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"We function as a platform and won't compete with traditional scooter manufacturers," suggested Chen.
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I know I can't expect my birthday party to compete with anybody's weekend, right?
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"I can't compete with Forever 21's prices or David Yurman's notoriety," she said.
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There's also Apple's iMessage and the humble SMS, which compete with all chat apps.
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Really beautiful women that left me thinking, 'How I can I compete with that?
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It's really hard for me to compete with LinkedIn; LinkedIn has very smart people.
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They think that they have proprietary technology that could help them compete with Tesla.
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The bottom line: India can't compete with the scale and speed of Chinese investment.
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And the update to Hangout Chat appears to be designed to compete with Slack.
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The workers rent the premises and compete with private businesses on the open market.
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None are stopping yet another new entrant from gearing up to compete with them.
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As the broader industry has struggled to compete with internet retailers such as Amazon.
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Amazon has the resources to raise its bid to compete with a rival suitor.
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Google, however, isn't trying to directly compete with the likes of Monster or LinkedIn.
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But can he raise the money to compete with the big girls and boys?
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However, the business aviation sector is struggling to compete with airlines in recruiting pilots.
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Will it undermine or compete with the community ethos that bookstores like Readings represent?
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We frequently compete with other schools in sports or clubs like the robotics club.
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Street vendors, selling fresh fruits and vegetables, compete with one another, eager for customers.
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"There is a peacetime arms race as cities compete with each other," he said.
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No one can compete with the airborne speed of downhill skiers at the Olympics.
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Sixty-five percent favor a public option, which would compete with private health plans.
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S. trade tensions, seeking to compete with Vietnam to lure manufacturers hit by tariffs.
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"We were not trying to compete with any smartphone when we started," says Tang.
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That's how Jeep can compete with Range Rover and Toyota outside the United States.
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The policies have been particularly vexing for companies, like Spotify, that compete with Apple.
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Without a big idea, the United States will be unable to compete with China.
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Boeing rushed through the inspection in order to compete with Airbus's new A257 Neo.
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For several years, Mr. Myers fought government programs that would compete with AccuWeather services.
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But unlike bison, elk don't compete with cattle for grazing rights on public lands.
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It maintains it needs to be big to compete with the big Chinese companies.
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Read about how they, Panama and Iceland are able to compete with world powers.
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Brexiteers want a low-wage, low-tax economy to compete with the European Union.
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It would also create an optional government health plan to compete with private insurers.
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"We don't compete with Netflix," Bezos said on day one of the Code Conference.
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Netflix change the whole media industry and attracts more tech giants to compete with.
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The Ioniq was designed to compete with the top-selling hybrid, the Toyota Prius.
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The farm still has to compete with cheaper caviar from China flooding the market.
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The Cory Bookers and Kamala Harrises haven't gotten enough traction to compete with Warren.
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Trying to compete with the tech giants, ISPs have launched their own streaming services.
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We cannot compete with decrepit roads, bridges, water and sewer systems, ports and airports.
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Legislation has also been introduced to help natural gas vehicles compete with electric ones.
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He is also the first trans man to compete with men at that level.
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We are the largest player in most of the markets that we compete with.
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The aim is not to compete with India's public health system, but support it.
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Why should taxpayers pay for subsidized services that essentially compete with privately offered products?
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"They just couldn't compete with the Democrats since the election" was Ann Coulter's quip.
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He was failing to compete with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow and Fox News' Sean Hannity.
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Google Home devices are also on sale to compete with Amazon's massive Echo sale.
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To defend its turf, Deutsche Bank needed to learn to compete with the Americans.
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Any such legislation, however, would compete with a packed post-election agenda (The Hill).
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Or be the loudest person in the room in order to compete with others.
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I have to really compete with mostly older women to get my clothing washed.
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Editorial The economy thrives when businesses compete with each other for workers and customers.
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To compete with funds like SoftBank, VCs need their own stockpiles to pull from.
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As a result, they will be unable to compete with larger corporations that can.
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U.S. arms manufacturers will compete with Russia for big-ticket weapons sales to Vietnam.
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On the other hand, it sets up HBO Now to compete with HBO Max.
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Zepatier will compete with drugs that include Gilead Sciences Inc's $94,500-per-treatment Harvoni.
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We feel they're well-positioned to compete with Amazon, " Tepper said on "Trading Nation.
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Apple's iOS and app store compete with Android and others in the mobile space.
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It will also compete with similar services offered through Facebook Messenger, PayPal and Venmo.
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It weighs on the wages of the workers who directly compete with the newcomers.
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A new Amazon grocery concept probably wouldn't compete with Whole Foods, according to analysts.
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"People complain about Ingram's terms, too, because nobody can compete with Ingram," Friedman says.
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The platform, called You Invest, set up JPMorgan to compete with startups like Robinhood.
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On a level playing field, American steelworkers can compete with anyone in the world.
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And mowing actually helps the flowers compete with other vegetation, Ms. DeLong-Amaya said.
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How much do you think about a movie today having to compete with streaming?
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Neil Muyskens says it's getting harder and harder to compete with manufacturers in China.
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Balancing the need to compete with the benefits of cooperation will not be easy.
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They're unscented so they won't overwhelm the room or compete with perfume or cologne.
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But what other major U.S. company of drone makers could actually compete with DJI?
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In order to compete with men, she must endure things that men do not.
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"I don't see a way to compete with DJI on consumer [hardware]," Anderson said.
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I think we can compete with high wage countries, and I believe we should.
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Anyone who tries to compete with Amazon is going to have a tough time.
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I think Netflix is too expensive, and no one wants to compete with Netflix.
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How does one compete with that, especially in today's era of purported 4K resolution?
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They're more resilient, but they cannot compete with invasives that have no biological controls.
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It seems clear that Facebook Sports Stadium could compete with both of those services.
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Late for the activity tracker party, the company originally tried to sell all sorts of high-end sports devices to compete with Android and Apple when the only folks it needed to compete with are the ones selling sub-$100 activity trackers.
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"Not only do people have to compete with professionals, they also have to compete with a whole range of amateurs," says Dean Budnick, a music journalist and co-author of Ticketmasters: The Rise of the Concert Industry and How The Public Got Scalped.
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Apple TV+ is primed to compete with services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.
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It's a product that lets them compete with the full-liquor restaurant across the street.
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But they are also going to compete with these other models, which makes it hard.
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It is a test case of whether smaller firms can still compete with the giants.
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Penney has tried to strengthen its apparel business to compete with online retailers like Amazon.
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I wouldn't expect Pixel Buds to sell in huge numbers and compete with Apple's AirPods.
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It also helped the startup compete with bigger labs like Quest Diagnostics and Lab Corp.
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Like the original Wii, the Switch doesn't directly compete with offerings from Microsoft and Sony.
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I think there&aposs a free market solution here if somebody can compete with Google.
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Instead of cheaper prices, however, Apple's plan to compete with Google is all about software.
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This is a really good lineup so you want to compete with your best stuff.
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But of course there was this breaking news to compete with the I.G. release today.
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It is penalizing foreign banks that compete with China in nations shifting their financial allegiances.
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They couldn't really compete with the loud atmospheric din of a scrum of tech reporters.
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He didn't want GM to just build a me-too hybrid to compete with Toyota.
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No, Walmart isn't getting into the cloud computing business to compete with its retail rival.
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An affordable all-electric (again, price TBD), it will directly compete with Tesla's Model 3.
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The automaker has unveiled the new Supra-branded car it will compete with in 2019.
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Lifewtr aims to compete with Coca-Cola Co's Smartwater in the lucrative premium water market.
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It can't compete with Skyrim for vistas or the sense of experiencing a new world.
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"We compete with (and lose to) Fortnite more than HBO," the company's shareholder letter stated.
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It wanted to compete with Apple's Siri and Google's Assistant with its own AI assistant.
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"Banks are now having to compete with someone who doesn't have those obligations," Frank said.
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Recycled materials compete with virgin ones, so recyclers are hostage to volatile raw-material prices.
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Its future seems assured, if it can compete with Uber, a deep-pocketed American competitor.
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"I think our expectation is that Google is going to compete with us," says Belfiore.
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But it will have to compete with inexpensive natural gas, wind farms and solar plants.
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Adidas wants the new plants to complement the Asian operations, not to compete with them.
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This "tax," suggests Ek, seems designed to harm streaming services that compete with Apple's own.
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In some cases it will compete with government-owned online and bricks-and-mortar retailers.
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It is hard to compete with vertically integrated empires run by clerics or the IRGC.
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What happens when profit-motivated galleries compete with museums for the role of cultural custodian?
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It's the only way he believes he can raise enough money to compete with Heller.
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Small said the iShares fund leads its market and does not compete with other ETFs.
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By design, districts are not agile or well-positioned to compete with upstart new schools.
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"This is the way for us to compete with the bigger beverage companies," Normandin said.
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Still, the EMotion sounds to be primed to compete with autonomous claims from numerous companies.
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A museum's job is not to compete with artists, but to set their visions free.
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Joining forces on that front could be an edge other companies can't currently compete with.
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Google also refused to develop Windows apps, undermining Microsoft's mobile efforts to compete with Android.
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And not all funds have the ability to compete with the Sequoias of the world.
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The device will compete with Amazon's Echo, which was introduced less than two years ago.
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The merged company would compete with AT&T and Verizon in the U.S. wireless industry.
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So the biggest question is how does AR/VR compete with TVs, phones and tablets?
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WhatsApp was quickly demonstrating that it could compete with Facebook on its most important battleground.
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PUBG Lite is a chance for PUBG to better compete with its biggest competitor, Fortnite.
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But, according to Whitman, Quibi isn't here to compete with Netflix, Disney+ or HBO Max.
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The deal could help Publicis compete with digital advertising giants Google (GOOGL) and Facebook (FB).
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Moscow says its own peacemaking efforts are meant to complement, not compete with U.N. attempts.
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But the relationship has a flip side and the companies also compete with one another.
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Now, neither Postmates nor DoorDash have numbers to compete with Grubhub, a $26 billion company.
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Look, he&aposs the kind of Democrat that could compete with someone like Donald Trump.
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This black market is the only thing consultants like Stine and McCabe can't compete with.
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E-brands and vertical marketplaces aren't going to compete with this kind of warehouse search.
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Smart doesn't intend to compete with SUVs and pickup trucks, so who is the competition?
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I compete with anybody who's taking a consumer's time away from watching National Geographic content.
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When imports increase, jobs frequently are lost in domestic industries that compete with those imports.
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Marijuana products, medicinally, compete with legal prescription drugs that statistically kill 100,000 people a year.
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It needed to prove that it truly can compete with the best in its conference.
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Workday wanted to stay away from vendors who could potentially compete with them, Wang explained.
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Opinion: China's military gearing up to compete with U.S. Geoff Hiscock contributed to this report.
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" "He's so ripped, and so hot," old Papa laments, "How can I compete with that?
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Everybody played their game tonight and when we do that we can compete with anybody.
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Companies including Disney and NBCUniversal are rolling out new services to better compete with Netflix.
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And, of course, the year couldn't compete with 2016, which contained the Brangelina Breakup Disaster.
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This could allow them to compete with Adobe, at least on the file sharing side.
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Last month, he announced plans for a new startup, Rippling, that would compete with Zenefits.
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The more licenses you give out, the more you can compete with the unlicensed shops.
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To compete with low-cost carriers, Jet has lowered prices without reducing its expensive services.
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Thanks to her training, she found herself overqualified to compete with kids her own age.
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Still, despite such a headlining feature, this isn't supposed to compete with your Apple Watch.
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Branson's Virgin Galactic will eventually compete with Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin and Elon Musk's SpaceX.
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It's a lot more glamorous to compete with Google and Apple than IBM and Oracle.
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Apple announced the deal in December to help it better compete with industry leader Spotify.
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The sound was loud and decent, but couldn't compete with the likes of the HomePod.
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Some of the more energy-secure regions may compete with countries to influence global policies.
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Donald Trump is so full and big, and she's not trying to compete with him.
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The car's performance and ability to compete with the competition has never been the problem.
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I don't want to compete with everyone in virtual reality, big data, drones and health.
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Your ability to compete with your other facilities produce things on a globally competitive basis.
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Women have bigger responsibilities at home yet they have to compete with men at work.
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RELATED: Here come the campaign ads Rubio is attempting to compete with rivals Texas Sen.
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But in this moment, few business trends can compete with the magic of blockchain technology.
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The fast-food chain spent 2018 revitalizing its image to compete with coffee giant Starbucks.
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Whatever injury you may incur cannot compete with the wound you inflict upon my heart.
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Canadian industries such as auto parts compete with Mexico to export to the United States.
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They've insisted they're not trying to compete with Obamacare, which required people to buy coverage.
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It has not been easy for Disney trying to compete with streaming giants like Netflix.
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Now, you have to compete with that guy over there and that company over there.
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The home device will compete with Amazon's $179.99 Echo device and the $109 Google Home.
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Plus, the 49ers later drafted a WR in the 2nd round to compete with Bolden.
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Samsung hasn't really had a product that could compete with Apple's CarPlay or Android Auto.
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Here, they pose a threat to vegetation, cause soil erosion, and compete with native wildlife.
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The winning bidder donated $15,000 — a number they couldn't compete with on a college budget.
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The company has unleashed a string of rival tools to compete with Snap's ad dollars.
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Clearly, China wants to compete with the U.S. and not just in the Asia-Pacific.
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Google's hardware partners understand that its priority is to compete with iOS, not the iPhone.
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They have the performance to compete with audio gear costing twice their $1,100-ish price.
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" He told VICE Impact, adding, "Wind's going to compete with fossil fuels in ten years.
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"There's no way to fix that ... they compete with Amazon on those sales," Kniffen said.
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Indonesia often struggles to compete with the likes of India and China for investor interest.
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It will also allow Snapchat to compete with bigger tech companies for performance marketing campaigns.
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Until now, the only major camera company that's tried to compete with GoPro is Sony.
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He believes spending to compete with online retailers like Amazon could drag on Wal-Mart.
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I mean, if the retail behemoth Walmart can't really compete with Amazon, who possibly could?
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No other streaming box can compete with this level of easy-to-access free content.
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Ultimately, a book published by a hate-monger couldn't compete with the inauguration of one.
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The move leaves Samsung without a high-end phone to compete with Apple's iPhone 7.
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This led to huge job losses as American firms struggled to compete with cheap imports.
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Lyft is launching a luxury ride service called Lyft Premier to compete with Uber Black.
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Of course it is much harder to compete with the wealthy teams around the world.
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Rather than complain about AIPAC's power, critics should compete with it in the political marketplace.
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The device will compete with Amazon's Echo, which was introduced less than two years ago.
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Roku devices compete with Apple TV, Amazon Inc's Fire TV and Alphabet-owned Google Chromecast.
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For one, Toms undermines local businesses, as they simply cannot compete with the free shoes.
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"I don't think there's anybody else out there that can compete with them," he said.
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New funding could help Didi continue to compete with Uber in other markets beyond China.
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Notably absent is the Comac C919 passenger jet, designed to compete with Airbus and Boeing.
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The rule, Wong added, would help small businesses compete with larger employers in offering benefits.
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By the eighties, however, the company was struggling to compete with cheaper imported glass products.
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That's giving them the confidence to buy, compete with and invest in new health technologies.
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The Chevy Bolt, expected to appear this year, will compete with the Volt and Prius.
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"We compete with a lot of their industries at various points in time," said Glauber.
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Local clinics simply cannot compete with the discounts large hospital systems are able to secure.
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Bookstores trying to compete with e-commerce giant Amazon are offering serious Cyber Monday deals.
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Still, she said, Facebook's acknowledgment could make it harder for it to compete with YouTube.
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YEAH, IT WOULD GO FASTER BUT CAN'T COMPETE WITH NEWER MODELS ON THE ROAD TODAY.
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But we can foresee that robotics coffee maker will definitely compete with the traditional coffeehouse.
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Amazon continues to ramp up its burgeoning advertising business to compete with Facebook and Google.
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The company used to make the motors domestically but couldn't compete with cheaper foreign manufacturers.
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Instead, we are setting up a parallel legal market to compete with the black market.
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Stores like Macy's have struggled to compete with online shopping and the rise of Amazon.
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A flurry of new players have entered the market looking to compete with established banks.
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Amazon has its advantages but in this case it can't compete with Currys PC World.
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Old dogs need to learn new tricks if they want to compete with the pups.
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Those devices would compete with the boxes currently leased to consumers by the video providers.
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It should provide sufficient resources for U.S. international broadcasting to compete with Russia and China.
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But they'll have to compete with each other to make a better product for you.
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At higher levels, players can compete with other players' scores and create their own "kingdom".
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They are endangered because of habitat loss and having to compete with hunters for prey.
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It's poised to compete with the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime Video — and HBO Max.
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It struggles to compete with the Shenzhen bourse, which attracts startups to its ChiNext market.
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These state websites cannot compete with the efficiency of an Amazon or a Walmart website.
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Credit Suisse will compete with Goldman Sachs and UBS on advising wealthy clients in China.
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So, is Atari actually trying to build something to compete with Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo?
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Doing so would help them compete with industry heavyweights such as BlackRock (BLK) and Vanguard.
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Yet many of those lawyers would willingly compete with the billionaire investor Warren E. Buffett.
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However, it has struggled to compete with U.S. rivals, hampered by regulatory investigations and litigation.
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In a bid to compete with YouTube, Instagram launched IGTV at the end of June.
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SoftBank, even though none of these new funds is really seeking to compete with it.
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Palm Springs: California is full of amazing spas, but few can compete with Palm Springs.
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On Monday, Kardashian encouraged her Twitter followers to apply to compete with her on it.
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With Drive Up, Target aims to better compete with the likes of Walmart and Amazon.
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Erleada is expected to compete with Pfizer's Xtandi, which is also a rival to Zytiga.
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The big picture: Sling's new à la carte content is to compete with Amazon Channels.
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Walmart could use this opportunity to acquire Nucleus and compete with Amazon in no time.
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These factors ding bond prices, as investors demand higher yields to compete with equity returns.
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If she can, she could be able to be compete with the top-tier fundraisers.
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The fifty states do not compete with each other; rather, they are partners in trade.
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As director of Craft Automation, he works with smaller breweries that compete with Great Lakes.
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How can satirists compete with the endless envelope pushing and rule-breaking of this race?
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There is more quality scripted programming — on an expanded number of platforms — to compete with.
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I couldn't compete with someone who could be accessed with the push of a button.
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Burger King, for example, has struggled to compete with McDonald's when it comes to breakfast.
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Sabre says its and Farelogix's products are complementary, and do not compete with each other.
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Moscow cannot compete with American foreign aid or China's sweeping investment efforts on the continent.
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And his son likes to compete with him in putting games and short-game drills.
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Microsoft would not try to compete with the smartphone technology leaders, Apple, Google and Samsung.
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Her older brother, Matt, pushed her to compete with boys in every sport, including football.
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As a result, they are reluctant to allow other events that could compete with it.
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I compete with Google's No. 47 priority, which is their DSP that ... Their display ads.
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Nestlé now has to compete with a rising demand for organic foods and meal kits.
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As manufacturing moved to China, it became harder and harder to compete with their prices.
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We need to stop pretending that Silicon Valley can compete with China on its own.
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To compete with China in developing countries, the United States must present credible digital alternatives.
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As for the Model S's panoramic glass roof, well, no tent can compete with that.
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And how are they going to compete with the scale that you so clearly have?
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Thomas noted a change in Woods's demeanor as they prepared to compete with each other.
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Renewables are cheaper than nuclear, can compete with gas, and their price continues to fall.
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But the TV offshoot will compete with a rapidly expanding festival circuit centered on television.
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No reward of life, no love nor fame nor wealth, could compete with the experience.
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It's hard to compete with ancient sequoias, soaring granite walls and waterfalls in every direction.
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Yet it had to compete with entrenched social networks, like WeChat, and gained little traction.
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Should she win the nomination, she would return to the events to compete with Republicans.
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Bookbot's demise followed Google's decision to scale back efforts to compete with Amazon in shopping.
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Android OEMs have also tried to compete with the iPad with varying degrees of success.
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"It's our long-standing belief that we shouldn't compete with our content partners," says McCue.
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That means invaders have a chance to make land and compete with Antarctica's native species.
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While regional woodworkers can't compete with import prices, they tend to over-deliver on quality.
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The C.D.B. team thought that their discovery might compete with Yamanaka's—even make it obsolete.
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They say they can't compete with subsidized supplies from places like Russia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
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They're realizing that they can compete with Amazon to win back market share, he added.
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The question is how best to contain and compete with China's plans for economic expansion.
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And they may have to do more than allow sneakers to compete with tech giants.
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In higher levels, players can compete with other players' scores and create their own "kingdom".
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Both of these companies also operate smartwatch platforms that Amazon may want to compete with.
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The Teslasuit Glove will compete with existing products from companies like Manus VR and HaptX.
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The new cryptocurrency is set to compete with other virtual coins backed by traditional currencies.
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GoPlay will compete with a range of streaming services such as Netflix, iFlix and Hooq.
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For all its noble intentions, Thanksgiving just can't compete with the powerful signifiers of Christmas.
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For all its noble intentions, Thanksgiving just can't compete with the powerful signifiers of Christmas.
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But the U.S. could compete with China if it went ahead with the NSC proposals.
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Verizon aimed to compete with Google and Facebook in the digital advertising marketplace with Oath.
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"Alibaba [needs an] alliance to compete with Tencent in the streaming music market," Yu said.
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As the broader retail industry has struggled to compete with internet retailers such as Amazon.
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P&G's razor brand has struggled to compete with newcomers Harry's and Dollar Shave Club.
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There are two different 5G-based plans intended to compete with cable for home broadband.
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For example, it recently introduced a Kirkland Signature triple-blade razor to compete with Gillette.
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It also took a stake in the energy drink BodyArmor to compete with Pepsi's Gatorade.
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Before Parkland, most gun control advocates couldn't compete with the passion of many NRA members.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Few cities on earth can compete with Dubai for sheer verticality.
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So can these brand-new buttery bites compete with the champion of breakfast chicken biscuits?
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At companies like Facebook or Google, applicants have to compete with thousands of other candidates.
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Dunham said the store cannot afford to compete with large retailers on wages and benefits.
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You don't have anything powerful enough to compete with it, and the coast seems clear.
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These clinical trials aren't financially risky for small pharmaceuticals who compete with large drug makers.
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You have a unique skill that no one else in the world can compete with.
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However, he emphasized a desire to see more companies compete with the three largest agencies.
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We'll continue to ... we don't really care to compete with the Amazons of the world.
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How can it hope to compete with hundreds of dachshunds running through the brilliant sun?
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And trying to compete with them, you have to pay attention to the little things.
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Well, because people thought that the Fitbit was trying to compete with the Apple Watch.
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