It turns out that men and women who competed against themselves improved their score just as much as those who competed against another person.
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Using a more conservative approach, it determined that Aetna's average annual premiums were $155 less if it competed against Humana, while Humana's premiums were $43 less if it competed against Aetna, CAP said.
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Two worldviews competed against each other on a global stage.
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I don't remember the last time we competed against United Technologies.
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"All my life, I have always competed against boys," Calderon said.
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Phil and Steve Mahre competed against each other in the Olympics.
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Others like equestrians Clayton and Lucinda Fredericks competed against each other.
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They competed against the likes of Ohio University, Lindenwood and Delaware.
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Coincidentally, Close has competed against a pop star at the Oscars before.
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The startup has always competed against the now publicly traded Shutterstock Inc.
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JD.com has also competed against its rival Alibaba in China and abroad.
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Last spring, the pair competed against each other on Lip Sync Battle.
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As such, Beggs has always competed against girls, though not without controversy.
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McCain competed against both of them in the 2000 and 2008 presidential elections.
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The brothers competed against each other at last year's spelling bee as well.
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We competed against each other in college and came to the Giants together.
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Both players were All-Stars who competed against James Cavs in the 2000s.
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"We competed against a lot of power, such as the police and army."
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So far, he's had an easy path and hasn't competed against anyone of note.
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The partnership ended after Hertz opened its own retail stores that competed against Shift
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The student attended a high school in northwestern Wisconsin that competed against Minnesota teams.
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Democratic women candidates have overperformed when they've competed against men in this year's primaries.
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AlphaStar evolved a population of players that competed against and learned from each other.
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Eight years ago, as she competed against Barack Obama in the Democratic primary, Mrs.
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In the original Jazzpunk this was one-player, and you only competed against bots.
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They would get cheaper premiums when insurers competed against one another for shopper's business.
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While Suh's 2019 statistics likely aren't eye-opening, he often competed against double teams.
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Cynthia Ballas Moorehead said she competed against Ms. Woodruff in a junior miss pageant.
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He competed against Aisha Tyler on the Spike spin-off series and won the belt.
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Steele's camp competed against a blue-blooded Establishment Faction and a right-wing Libertarian Faction.
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Mourgue d'Algue's mother, Cécilia Perslow, competed against Catherine Lacoste when they were in their 20s.
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His firm has partnered with, and competed against, Sky several times in the past decade.
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For most of his career, John rarely competed against others who also had the surgery.
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They first competed against each other professionally in the second round of the 1998 Australian Open.
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"Zootopia" competed against another Disney Animation film, the musical "Moana" about a young Pacific island heroine.
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Frank Kostro, a future major leaguer known for his pinch-hitting, competed against Lerner that winter.
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From 1999 through 2001, Chyna not only competed against men on a weekly basis, but won.
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The millennials who molded their games after Woods have never competed against him at his best.
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One was simply the unusually good slate of nominated films it competed against in many categories.
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For her new position, she competed against some 700 candidates, internally and externally, domestically and internationally.
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Williams and her sister, Venus, have competed against each other numerous times over their individual careers.
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Walker, who competed against Trump in the GOP's presidential primary, defended the Badger State's voting process.
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Above, doctors competed against A.I. computers to recognize illnesses during a competition in Beijing last year.
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"Look, she's the mother of somebody that I competed against," Trump acknowledged in his Washington Times interview.
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So many times we competed against each other and even while competing, I wanted to see you!
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Seventeen years ago, I competed against Mike McCue, who is currently the Founder and CEO of Flipboard.
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Nineteenth-century European powers competed against each other by building empires; that option is no longer available.
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Gates, 23, has famously grown up an equestrian, and has even competed against Steve Jobs&apos daughter.
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Several players at Torrey Pines this week have never competed against Woods in a full-field event.
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He and Paul recently competed against each other in a high-profile boxing match, and Olatunji won.
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You haven't lived until you've competed against the fastest runners in the world wearing shoes made of cod.
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"She also competed against "Dawson's Creek" star Jonathan Lipnicki on a 2018 episode of TBS' "Drop the Mic.
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Or that a team of black players competed against a Ku Klux Klan team in 1925, and won?
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John Kasich, who competed against Trump in 2016, refused to endorse him after Trump won the party's nomination.
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Constellation struggled to grow Ballast Point nationally as it competed against established local breweries and shifting consumer tastes.
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On Tuesday, all the winners of best in group then competed against one another for best in show.
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The Big Short's screenplay, based on a book by Michael Lewis, competed against Brooklyn, Carol, The Martian and Room.
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The animal and the swimmer competed against each other in a Discovery Channel special aptly named Phelps vs. Shark.
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Lagat said that when he competed against Kipchoge in the 5,000 meters, there would be whispers within the field.
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Graham, who competed against Trump in last year's GOP presidential primary, said he's confused by the president-elect's stance.
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It was in line with viewership for the last six Sunday night games that competed against World Series games.
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She competed against him in 2016 and lost, but Democrats are hoping this year will be a more favorable environment.
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The USA competed against Belarus, Germany, France, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Spain and the Netherlands in matches beginning in February.
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GMG has competed against behemoths in the media marketplace with flair, boldness and sweat — and the money we made ourselves.
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Basically, two subjects competed against one another by choosing one number from eleven options that were arranged in a circle.
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PPA measures the on-court impact of each—as compared to the players they competed against in their respective seasons.
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When Harford transitioned to Orbitz, they competed against one another until Harford sold Orbitz to Expedia in 2015, per Bloomberg.
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Collison, a 17-year-old student studying for her AS Level exams, competed against people over three times her age.
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The comedian competed against two reporters — CNN's Kate Bouldaun and The Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart — and successfully trounced them both.
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We have competed against them in the CRM market since 2002, and they have failed to deliver a competitive product.
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Within months of entering the program, Ms. Smith competed against 100 other teams and was awarded some $103,000 in 2014.
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Players who competed against Woods in his prime, when he ruled the game of golf, would have recognized that look.
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But the fun of just making a Sphero move competed against the strictures of making it go someplace in particular.
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Baseball legends like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio formed an All-Star league and competed against local players.
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They were watching the teams they competed against grow in stature and strength as other schools established varsity programs for women.
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Stefani's new role is a change for the stars, who have competed against each other twice as coaches on the show.
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You competed against No. 2 top entrant Trayvon Bromell back in 2013 in the Dream 100 at the adidas Grand Prix.
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At the 2012 Games in London he competed against Andreas Thorkildsen – one of the athletes he had obsessively studied on YouTube.
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Kasich competed against Trump in the 2016 GOP primary and was his last remaining challenger before dropping out in May 2016.
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Imagine there were five Facebooks and five Googles, all with different algorithms that competed against each other to be the best.
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Since Shiffrin debuted on the World Cup in 2011, they have competed against each other in only a handful of races.
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Either as owners or drivers, all five members of the class competed against each other at some point in their careers.
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On Tuesday night, Michael Phelps competed against South African rival Chad le Clos in his signature race: the men's 200-meter butterfly.
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The plastic-to-fuel firm he worked at in Taiwan struggled with this, especially as it competed against state-owned oil interests.
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Eleven GOP candidates competed against one another in the 18-person field, but Handel hopes they will now all rally behind her.
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"(Pedroia's) competed against (Price) in the batter's box (so he) knows what it looks like coming at him," Farrell said, per MLB.com.
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It competed against "Titanic" in many categories ("Titanic" took the best picture award) and won two awards — for best supporting actress (Ms.
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Rosberg and Hamilton have known and competed against each other since they were teenagers racing go-karts, with Hamilton always beating Rosberg.
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Back in Mississippi, her home state, the players who competed against McDonald in high school know better than to discount her chances.
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But you also have a company that was run the way that Bewkes ran it, where the divisions competed against each other.
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I.O. endorsed Vice President Al Gore in October 1999, shortly before he competed against former Senator Bill Bradley in the 2000 Democratic primaries.
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Women won the right to swim in public pools, learned to swim properly, created appropriate swimwear and, in time, even competed against men.
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The two competed against each other leading up to the 1994 games as they vied for a spot on the U.S. Olympic team.
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Beyoncé competed against Rihanna, Adele, Sia, and Ariana Grande for the award, which was one of two she received during the live broadcast.
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It's a deliberate attempt to build a monopoly that can't be competed against unless you have pockets that are billions of dollars deep.
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The stars and their children competed against one another to receive a $25,000 cash reward to give to the charity of their choice.
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The British beauty and costar Winona Ryder also competed against each other for outstanding performance by a female actor in a drama series.
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At the 803nd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, which began Monday, two other dogs — Zoe and Blu — competed against Rummy in breed judging.
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The newspapers competed against one another to print the most salacious details, and their stories spread across the country in a matter of days.
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Ke Jie, a Chinese player known as the world's best, competed against a program from Google parent company Alphabet in a three-game match.
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The siblings first competed against each other professionally in the second round of the 1998 Australian Open, and have faced off numerous times since.
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In addition, they competed against stand-up comic Taylor Williamson, comedian/magician Piff the Magic Dragon, juggler Viktor Lee and dance group Light Balance.
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"She was built like a spark plug," the American gymnast Kathy Corrigan, who competed against her in 1964, told The Boston Globe in 20013.
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Was it Tonya's telling of the story that everyone was a competitor, that she wasn't supposed to be friends with anybody she competed against?
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Chelsea Cohen, who competed against Ms. Stowell during her third episode, said on Tuesday that the other contestants had been unaware of her condition.
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Gillman was one of seven journalists who competed against a team of seven lawmakers to raise money for the National Press Club Journalism Institute.
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Female players from North and South Korea were mixed into two teams that competed against each other at Pyongyang&aposs Ryugyong Jong Ju Yong Gymnasium.
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Jeb Bush, competed against Trump in the GOP primary, had told CNN he believed in a secret ballot, declining to say who he voted for.
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The two men competed against each other over a decade ago when Harford was CEO of travel site Orbitz and Khosrowshahi was CEO of Expedia.
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For years, TheBlaze and CRTV have competed against each other, offering readers and viewers a similar product as they vied for the same target demographic.
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He eventually competed against Jordan Spieth (now a three-time winner of major golf tournaments) at the United States Junior Amateur Championship in July 2009.
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Another 220006 vice presidential candidates (2202 percent) were plucked from outside the presidential nominating process; in other words, they had not competed against the nominee.
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Russian media named the athletes, one of whom competed against Tallent at the 2011 world championships in Daegu where the Australian won the bronze medal.
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After years of trash talk between both men, both Silva and Sonnen competed against each other as coaches on season three of The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil.
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Enter dark energy, a repulsive force that competed against gravity by pushing everything in the universe farther apart, study authors Jeremy Tinker and David Schlegel summarized.
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LaBelle was a contestant on the third season of American Idol, where she came competed against Fantasia Barrino and Jennifer Hudson, placing in 12th in 2004.
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The Balls competed against each other on the show (airs Thursday) -- Lonzo did "Band and Boujee" by Migos, accompanied by a bunch of twerking girl dancers.
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" Gingrich, who competed against Romney during the 2012 Republican presidential race, said that he's told Trump that "if he picks Romney I'm going to support him.
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Last night on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, Gal Gadot and Jimmy Fallon competed against Miley Cyrus and Tariq Trotter in a game of charades.
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"A lot of positives from the way the guys competed against a good team and two of the premier big guys in the league," Budenholzer said.
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In 2005, both Phoenix and Ledger competed against one another in the best actor category for their roles in "Walk the Line" and "Brokeback Mountain" respectively.
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Certainly, Democrats can think back to Jimmy Carter in 1976, a nationally unknown governor from Georgia who competed against a field of Democrats with immense experience.
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I have known this company and its CEOs and senior leaders for more than thirty years, competed against them, and worked with them over a decade ago.
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One perk of having to try for longer than the couple — who famously competed against each other on Dancing with the Stars' 21st season — thought they would?
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Robinson competed against many of the league's future stars, including UConn's 2002 all-star starting lineup of Bird, Diana Taurasi, Swin Cash, Tamika Williams and Asjha Jones.
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He added that it is "a bit unfair" to ask him to win the majority of delegates because he initially competed against a large field of challengers.
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For those who competed against Mr. Trump during the Republican nominating contest, and warned of his vulnerabilities, the skewering from Mr. Obama brought a sense of wistfulness.
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Nevertheless, the first ever SoCal Corgi National Championship took place on Sunday at Santa Anita Park in Los Angeles, where 100 adorable dogs competed against each other.
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Imagine if, when the Broncos and the Panthers competed against each other in this year's Super Bowl, they'd played without Cam Newton, Von Miller, and Peyton Manning.
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Gates has competed against Eve Jobs, as well as other famous show jumpers like Michael Bloomberg's daughter Georgina, Bruce Springsteen's daughter Jessica, and Steven Spielberg's daughter Destry.
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Trump also frequently accuses Hillary Clinton, who competed against Trump in the 2016 presidential election, of mishandling classified information through her use of a private email server.
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Kelly, also a Madison native, won that event over Goosen and his good friend Stricker, whom he has competed against each other since their junior amateur days.
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World Championship Wrestling (WCW) had grown in popularity in the 1990s and, by 1995, had its own show, Monday Nitro, which competed against McMahon's Monday Night Raw.
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I competed against Eitan Pilipski, who runs Snap's camera platform and whose eyebrows are gray wisps covering fast-moving practiced muscle, to see who could lift the most.
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They competed against one another at the Miss USA pageant, with Hannah B. coming in behind Caelynn, who is Miss North Carolina despite having been born in Virginia.
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Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan Tatum, who once competed against one another in the most epic episode of Lip Sync Battle, split after almost nine years of marriage.
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Ivanka's emails drew particular attention because her father repeatedly slammed Hillary Clinton for her private email server as they competed against one another in the 2016 presidential election.
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In his combat sports career as a whole Page has competed against some good names, including one fighter who you should know is very, very good: Raymond Daniels.
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Monegasque Leclerc, who grew close to the Frenchman when they were youngsters in karting and competed against him in his very first race, was among those most affected.
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Some of these stories are of dear friends whom Nick had crushes on, passed notes to in class, danced with or competed against on the high-school track.
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Ignoring the facts on the ground, the president's strategy sees the world as pre-1914, where the great powers competed against each other for market share and power.
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But in 1911 the 21-year-old George competed against the fiercest cowboys in the Northwest: the Nez Percé Indian Jackson Sundown and the white rancher John Spain.
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In this furry finale, Whiskey competed against Querida the Samoyed, Kevin the Weimaraner, Biggie the Pug, Isaac the Norwich Terrier, Princeton the French Bulldog, and Slick the Border Collie.
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At a packed auction on Monday, bidding reached new highs as collectors phoning in from as far away as Chile and Canada competed against each other and the audience.
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Facebook is facing a new kind of existential threat, not from competitors, but rather from an adversary who can neither be acquired nor competed against: governments, particularly in Europe.
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Verizon has apparently given up on launching its own streaming TV service that would've competed against the likes of Dish's Sling TV, DirecTV Now, YouTube TV, and PlayStation Vue.
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The latest duo to join the new season of "The Amazing Race" once viciously competed against each other on "Big Brother," and now they'll be battling for $1 million.
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That poses less of a risk to a consumer-packaged-goods brand that has competed against the private labels that retailers like Target and Walmart have run for decades.
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Mets games have never drawn more viewers than Yankees games at the midway point of the season in the decade since SNY and YES have competed against each other.
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Unlike many nations who have competed against them in Pyeongchang, the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and the programs they support receive no financial assistance from the country's administration.
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Entering their senior year of high school, Anderson and Washington were invited to the fabled Five-Star summer camp, where they competed against the best players in the nation.
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There's not all that much separating him from Buddy Hield, the frontrunner for the National Player of the Year and someone McClellan competed against in the Big 12. 7.
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She is not allowed to compete against adults in sanctioned competitions until she turns eighteen, but when she has competed against them in other contests she has beaten them.
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Intellectual property attorney Grant Gulovsen, one of the lawyers who competed against the AI in the study, said the task was very similar to what many lawyers do every day.
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Before the acquisition, Verizon actually had a business in fleet management and telematics; in fact, the two companies competed against each other for business from the trucking and other industries.
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The Quantico star competed against Jimmy Fallon in a Tonight Show bobbing for apples contest on Wednesday, handily beating her host by using a very smart "from the side" method.
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It was during that time that the Starks visited Harrenhal for a tourney in which Rhaegar competed against Ser Barristan Selmy, the old dude who later pledged allegiance to Daenerys.
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The blue wave failed to materialize in California's "jungle primary" Tuesday, where candidates of all parties competed against each other and the top two finishers won spots on the Nov.
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Checkers and Rally's, which has more than 800 restaurants nation wide, has competed against fast food giants like McDonald's, Wendy's and Burger King for years, particularly in the burger sector.
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Chao played a significant role in her husband's 2014 reelection bid -- especially in helping him appeal to female voters as he competed against a female Democratic challenger, Alison Lundergen Grimes.
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The Olympic medalist and Johnson competed against former figure skater Tonya Harding and her partner Sasha Farber, and NFL player Josh Norman and his partner Sharna Burgess in the finale.
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In casting Margot Robbie as Elizabeth opposite Saoirse Ronan's Mary, Rourke found a pair so well-matched that they even competed against each other for last season's best actress Oscar.
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Jack Parker, a former Boston University coach, whose teams competed against Johnson's in the 503s, said he had copied from Johnson and created a potent power play for his team.
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This arrangement meant that LDP candidates in effect competed against one another, explains Yasuhide Nakayama, an LDP politician, and needed the money and machinery of a faction to gain an advantage.
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Friday will mark the 30th time that Serena and Venus have competed against each other in their careers, and the 16th time that they have played each other at Grand Slams.
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The royal, 36, has been an outspoken supporter of England's national team on the world stage, cheering them on the Kensington Palace Twitter page as they competed against Sweden and Colombia.
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In 2016, she faced off against Snoop Dogg in a tree decorating battle, put her wreath-beautifying skills to the test against Jason Biggs and competed against Benji and Joel Madden.
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On this episode of Daily VICE we hang out with trampolinist brothers Steven and Jeffrey Gluckstein, who have competed against each other for a single spot at the Olympics since 2012.
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This is very much true for the 2017 lineup, where Lemonade, which appeals to both pop and hip-hop voters, competed against Justin Bieber's Purpose (pop) and Drake's Views (hip-hop).
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Elite female runners would never win races if they competed against elite men, according to Doriane Coleman, a former middle-distance runner who is now a law professor at Duke University.
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The first ever soccer tournament at the Shah Alam was in 1994, when home side Selangor FA competed against Dundee United, Bayern Munich, Leeds United, Flamengo, and Australia's Olympic team, the "Olyroos."
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In 80 Microsoft stores across the country (and parts of Canada), VR gamers around the country strapped on the Oculus Rift and competed against each other in the VR game The Unspoken.
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You competed against the same guys in high school and maybe things didn't go right for you, but you can still keep going stronger and harder and you're going to make it.
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In Tuesday's hearing on Capitol Hill, lawmakers raised similar concerns, pressing Amazon counsel Nate Sutton over allegations it competed against its own sellers and pushed them to buy advertising and fulfilment services.
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So, while it is competitive and we expect to be competitive, we have competed against competitors in Paris and London and every single city that we operate in, we have multiple competitors.
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Renee Cupp, who named her daughter Reese E. Cupp, competed against hundreds of other Reese's-obsessed hopefuls in the contest – which ran as a social media promotion for the new Outrageous Bars.
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U.S. lawmakers raised similar concerns in a hearing on Tuesday, pressing Amazon counsel Nate Sutton over allegations it competed against its own sellers and pushed them to buy advertising and fulfilment services.
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Starwood shares fell about 4 percent in after-hours trading, and Marriott, which had competed against the consortium for Starwood, also saw its shares drop about 4 percent in after-hours action.
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If we competed against one another in some sort of survivalist contest, my only hope of beating Thomas Kim would be to curl up into a ball and hope he'd exhaust himself.
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In 1961 students in Moscow began a show called "KVN"—in Russian, the "Club of the Funny and Inventive"—where teams competed against one another through sketches and banter with the audience.
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The final three contestants came down to Domenick Abbate, Laurel Johnson, and Wendell Holland, who competed against Angela Perkins in a fire challenge -- narrowly landing him a spot in the final three.
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Then, in a steady voice that competed against a cacophony of rowdy conversations and a fuzzy signal, he urgently described to a complete stranger the turmoil he said existed on the inside.
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After another 5693 weeks went by, however, only the people who competed against each other continued to log increases in their daily steps, researchers reported September 2569 online in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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In the latter she competed against and beat Soviet athletes just weeks after Warsaw Pact tanks led by the Red Army swept into then Czechoslovakia to put down attempts to reform Communist rule.
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While sitting in the stands on her father's lap, the 15-month-old carefully watched as her mom and aunt Venus Williams competed against each other in an exhibition match in Abu Dhabi.
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"I think that there's no evidence whatsoever that Russia's efforts against us, which have been longstanding, did anything to affect the campaign," said Cruz, who competed against Trump in last year's GOP primaries.
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In 2005, P.M. Dawn appeared on the NBC reality show "Hit Me, Baby, One More Time," on which nostalgia acts competed against one another by performing both their own songs and other artists'.
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That's 56 games for club and country in which no-one made it past the him without losing the ball — including Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, whom he competed against on three occasions.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Lindsey Vonn and Mikaela Shiffrin are the two shining stars of the United States ski team, but in a quirk of the sport they have rarely competed against each other.
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Only four V.P. contenders (just under 17 percent) competed against their eventual running mate: Mondale against Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterBudowsky: President Trump, meet with all former living presidents Is coronavirus the final Trump crisis?
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For three years, beginning at the age of 10, Michelle was a castmember on Dance Moms, the Lifetime show where mothers competed against one another using their uber-talented, pre-teen dancer daughters.
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APG and infrastructure investor TRIG competed against other groups of investors including Sweden's IKEA as well as state-backed China Three Gorges, which were also shorlisted in the auction, two other sources said.
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"To save his own skin he cut a deal with Fujimori's supporters to infamously pardon a corrupt killer," said Veronika Mendoza, a leftist leader who competed against Kuczynski in last year's presidential election.
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Although the two streaming products have competed against each other for years, it seems that both Amazon and Apple agree that it makes more sense to just let people watch their damn TV shows.
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"We came in at the same time, competed against him in college, we were friends here for four seasons, won a Super Bowl, had so many good memories," Manning told the New York Post.
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Trump, who in early March tweeted without giving evidence that Obama had wiretapped his campaign while the businessman competed against Democrat Hillary Clinton, said he was "somewhat vindicated" by Nunes' statement about the surveillance.
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In the mid-1990s, Mr. Burton conceived "Win Ben Stein's Money," a quiz show in which Mr. Stein competed against three contestants; if he got an answer wrong, money was deducted from his pay.
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The success of a goofy show in the 1970s called "The Superstars" in which famous athletes from diverse disciplines competed against each other in a series of haphazardly organized events makes a good story.
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Serena called her sister the best player she has ever competed against and called the win a high point as she battles back to full fitness after having her first child a year ago.
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I think the men I competed against thought I was a nice little lady, but they chuckled at the fact they knew my chili was vegan, and they thought they were each other's competition.
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The bidding late this morning lasted just under seven minutes, during which the buyer competed against an online bidder in France, two other phone bidders and one person in the room in New York.
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" Scott Hamilton, the 1984 Olympic men's singles champion and an NBC commentator, said he competed against a few skaters "who would try to intimidate you, accidentally get in your way, accidentally pull your focus.
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This year, a record 2000 spellers from ages 213 to 213 competed (against the dictionary, not one another, they like to say) for a $2184,246 cash prize and the trip to the Big Apple.
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Aniston also shared a photo of her and Perry on her Instagram account, in addition to a clip from season four where Rachel and Monica competed against Chandler and Ross in a game of trivia.
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Billy Mitchell was the subject of the 2007 documentary The King of Kong along with fellow Donkey Kong competitor Steve Wiebe as the two competed against each other to retain their high score record titles.
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Kenzen competed against some formidable opponents, including machine learning platform Telemetry Sports, 3D VR training and playbook determination technology DimeTime(by Radd3), and Heddoko, a smart compression suit that tracks full body movement in 3D.
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Mellah, who competed against riders including former Olympic cyclist Victoria Pendleton and presenter Vogue Williams, said before the race it was "crazy" that she was the first female Muslim jockey in British competitive horse racing.
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Clijsters and Justine Henin, rivals and compatriots, reached the No. 33 ranking for the first time in 23, and competed against each other in three Grand Slam finals — the last of them here in 21.
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As a 17-year-old freshman, he often competed against players five and six years older, but he led the Terriers' defense with 25 points in 37 games, earning Hockey East All-Rookie Team honors.
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The three-hour ceremony hosted by Jimmy Kimmel was broadcast live on Walt Disney Co-owned ABC and competed against NBC's popular "Sunday Night Football," which generally draws the largest TV audience of the week.
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With so many pageant queen contestants, there has to be a reference to pageants at some point and there also has to be talk about the fact that Victoria and Alayah competed against each other.
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Held in a crammed mahjong outlet in downtown Tokyo, prospects competed against each other on Friday to gain the chance to face recruiters from six companies in the fitness, education, technology and real estate sectors.
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Indeed, it was brick and mortar businesses that the company had successfully competed against for years, so much so that restaurants, coffee shops, bars and other food service businesses seem to be the only ones left.
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Yet it is this profile — a team that has squeaked past bad teams, competed against good ones and been pounded only twice, by the best team in its conference — that explains why Greensboro's luck factor is +.
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On Emily and Stacy's first Valentine's Day as a couple, in 2011, "Jeopardy" aired an episode in which Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter — the highest-earning contestants in the show's history — competed against IBM's Watson computer.
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"Over the course of the 2018 season, the #22 team earned 26 top 10 finishes, led 934 laps, won 3 races and competed against 3 former champions in the playoffs and came out ahead," Trump said.
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Keith Ellison from important DNC committees: Ellison, a Sanders surrogate, had competed against Perez, a former Obama administration official, for leadership of the DNC in a race interpreted by many as a continuation of the Sanders v.
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They competed against each other, and Stacy won — but Emily suggested having a joint viewing party since they both lived in DC.They got engaged two years later and invited Alex Trebek, the "Jeopardy" host, to their wedding.
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The Braves have won seven of their past eight games entering their final six home dates before moving to SunTrust Park in 103, but Sunday's tragedy impacted Atlanta's players who competed against Fernandez for the past four seasons.
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I would make no small coincidence of the fact that he cashed out yesterday, the day before title contenders Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur competed against each other, with Spurs on the verge of tying Leicester in the table.
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Comprised of bright colors, hallmark noises and button combinations which compel repeat learning, video games, particularly in their formative condition, when they competed against one other for the attention of arcade goers, are designed to be mentally retained.
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Over the summer, Serena beat her older sister, 6-1, 6-2 in their highly anticipated matchup at the U.S. Open in Queens — their 30th head-to-head match since they first competed against each other 20 years ago.
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The Democratic convention, which begins in Philadelphia on July 25, will start with speeches from Michelle Obama, the first lady, and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who competed against Hillary Clinton for the nomination and endorsed her last week.
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Serena Williams beat her big sister, Venus Williams, 19983-21998, 21-21991 in their highly-anticipated matchup on Friday at the U.S. Open in Queens — their 30th head-to-head match since they first competed against each other 20 years ago.
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On Thursday, McAuliffe's son Scott, 39, and dozens of other educators who competed against the high school instructor in the 1984 "Teacher-in-Space" competition, paid tribute to the lives lost in ceremonies held across the country, the Associated Press reports.
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"Hopefully at some point he'll begin to get into that routine and understand how important it is for him to understand all the threats that are confronting this country," said Santorum, who competed against Trump in the GOP's presidential primaries.
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But the judge, Tamika Montgomery-Reeves, did not agree, noting that the producers of the two shows "openly negotiated with multiple venues, which competed against each other to hold the productions," and she denied the Nederlanders' request to block the productions.
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Yet that issue faded from the national forefront, and Mr. Biden went on to a fourth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses a few weeks later as he competed against what was, at the time, a crowded and competitive Democratic field.
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Buddy Baker passed away from cancer in August 2015 but his love of the sport and the sport's adoration of him is clearly evident from drivers he competed against to fans that adored him to the media he worked alongside.
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Bloomberg's spending raised concerns among more progressive Democrats, who worried that a general election in which two extremely wealthy men competed against one another largely on the basis of their spending power represented another step down the road to authoritarian plutocracy.
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Part of a notable high school class of 2011 that included Spieth and Berger, Thomas watched as Spieth, whom he had grown close to and had competed against for several years, reached superstardom after winning the first two majors of 2015.
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Spuds, much like those Vineyard Vines-wearing boys who competed against me in drinking games, emanated a lightness of being that I neither fully understood nor was able to embody, but at times seemed so close I could feel it.
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Clinton and her advisers should have competed against him more aggressively, in debates and on the campaign trail, rather than appear so sharply negative with their recent attacks, which have given the campaign a jumbled feeling heading into the first voting states.
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The national athletics federation has also attempted to foment revolution with the recent staging of the inaugural Nitro Series in Melbourne, where Usain Bolt and his 'All-Star' internationals competed against five nations in a team-based event held over three meetings.
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"Investcorp knows that Mr. Trump is fair because we competed against him on the Tiffany acquisition and he did not mind us winning that deal," Ardhi told an investor event on Wednesday, referring to its 1984 purchase of the New York jewelry firm.
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He gambled that his personal popularity and charisma would be sufficiently motivating for his supporters, and he was right Pollsters and professionals matter During the primaries Trump and his rookie campaign manager Corey Lewandowski competed against a murderer's row of established professionals.
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Though Roddick, Decker, who recently competed against one another on Lip Sync Battle (with an assist from Serena Williams), spend the majority of their time in Austin, this seven-bedroom house acts as a peaceful and secluded second residence for their family.
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On the second day of the competition, the competitors utilized their weapons skills and proficiencies as they shot and transitioned between their M110 sniper rifle, M4 carbine and Beretta M9 pistol as they competed against each other in a series of weapons tests.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The Jets have practiced eight times this training camp, which means that eight times — in the humidity of their field house inside, or the scorching temperatures outside — they have competed against one another for balls, for attention, for roster spots.
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Previously they had identified fossils of an early colobine monkey at the same site, which led them to suggest that the ape and monkeys competed against each other for food, providing a window into the larger fall of apes and rise of monkeys.
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Not only did the group who competed against others do more steps, they continued to do so for three months after the game ended (as part of the research followup), doing more than 600 steps a day over the additional three months.
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"Everybody is running fast, I've competed against those guys in the past and I'm looking forward to getting back on the track and racing against them again," said De Grasse, adding he expected to return to full training before the end of the month.
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Director Jennie Livingston's iconic 1991 documentary chronicled the New York City "drag ball" scene, in which gay and transgender contestants, quite often black or Latino, competed against each other around central themes, wearing elaborate costumes and walking the runway for a panel of judges.
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Several students who competed against the Connecticut trans girls, and their parents, filed a federal lawsuit, with the help of the Alliance Defending Freedom, the one-stop legal shop for nearly every anti-trans lawsuit in the US, against the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference.
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In the past, the various music-industry lobbying groups have competed against one another, a situation that sometimes undermined efforts to influence policy, said Hilary Rosen, a former chief executive of the recording industry association who is now a Democratic operative and no longer involved with music.
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There's numerous reasons for consumers to be wary of such a merger, but the simple version is this: Both T-Mobile and Sprint have competed against Verizon and AT&T by offering things they didn't, like reasonable unlimited data plans and fewer hidden fees or credit checks.
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The Tertill competed against three other projects for the spot at Disrupt SF. We thank all the participants of the event including the panel of judges that included Jeremy Conrad of Lemnos, Helen Greiner of CyPhyWorks, Daniel Theobald of Vecna and Melonee Wise of Fetch Robotics.
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Hanyu, who has aggravated a right ankle injury, was forced to drop out of last year's Japan nationals and the Grand Prix Final, where Chen claimed the crown for a second year running, meaning they have not competed against each other since the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.
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In recent months, minority parties that previously competed against one another have merged to run under one banner, forming alliances that could pose a strong challenge to the NLD, which currently holds a comfortable majority in parliament despite the constitution reserving 25 percent of seats for the military.
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During Tuesday night's nail-biting live finale, Jennings competed against veteran pro baseball player David Ross and Fifth Harmony member Normani Kordei in the final round of the competition, but it was the NFL running back free agent and his pro partner Emma Slater who were crowned the season's big winners.
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The camp was largely attended by the same group of people I went to private school with, the same I competed against for Easter eggs at the country club brunch, the same I would later debate at Phillips Exeter Academy, where my dad went, and his dad, and his dad before him.
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Beyond the official obituaries, with lists of accomplishments and encomiums from those who worked with him or competed against him, some of the most touching commentaries have come in the form of more personal eulogies from people like reporters who covered Bush and had interactions with him that went beyond the daily news coverage.
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And while his teams have, indeed, failed in the playoffs, even a glance at the rosters Lillard has worked with versus the rosters of the team's he's competed against — Portland is 1-12 in the playoffs against Golden State over the last four years — seems to be enough to take any asterisks off his stardom.
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Although a Cambridge spokesman last month downplayed Ms. Mercer's role at the company — saying she had a "broad business oversight" role and no involvement in its daily operations — she serves on the company's board and in the past has worked to drum up campaign business for Cambridge, according to Republicans who have worked with or competed against the firm.
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Sanders (I-Vt.), who competed against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 22019 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE in the Democratic primary, was also able to appeal to working-class voters, beating out Clinton in states like West Virginia.
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In a recent congressional hearing, an Amazon executive was asked about allegations that the world's largest online retailer competed against its own sellers; Apple was asked about its clout in the market for apps and in-app purchases; Facebook was asked about a rapidly changing privacy policy; and Google over whether its rivals are demoted in search results.
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He now heads to the general election to face Kaine, the incumbent Democratic senator who competed against Trump and Vice President Pence as Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's running mate in the 2016 election.
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Kaine, a former Virginia governor who has served in the Senate since 2013, competed against Trump and Vice President Pence as Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's running mate in the 2016 election.
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