I don't know how many years you heard competitive balance, competitive balance, competitive balance.
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The Cook Political Report counts 86 seats as competitive or potentially competitive while Inside Elections rates 353 seats as competitive.
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His mom's really competitive, I'm really competitive, and he turned out really competitive as well—so rodeo's his way of competition.
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Is there a competitive differentiation that's building a competitive moat?
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Nevertheless, eSports set our understanding of competitive players and competitive games.
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THIS COUNTRY WAS BUILT BY BEING COMPETITIVE, BY BEING GLOBALLY COMPETITIVE.
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All hail from districts that are either competitive or potentially competitive.
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He was nice about being competitive and competitive about being nice.
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I'm not competitive but you find out who your competitive friends are!
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"She is competitive, without being competitive against specific people," Mr. Brennan said.
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"It doesn't mean I'm not competitive because I'm very competitive," García said.
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Of the 220 races widely considered most competitive competitive, Republicans hold four.
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Basketball, of course, is a competitive business, and these are competitive people.
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Tuesday was Democrats' biggest test so far with 21000 competitive House races, two competitive Senate races and two competitive gubernatorial races all on the ballot.
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Competitive card games are steadily becoming a much bigger part of competitive gaming.
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My girlfriend is the least competitive person, but I am so, so competitive.
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He was competitive in the way that only certain professional athletes are competitive.
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The new Battles mode adds a competitive element to an otherwise competitive game.
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"In terms of being competitive, I was competitive," he said after losing to Verdasco.
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Competitive Industry, Low Bargaining Power: China's auto dealership industry is highly fragmented and competitive.
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"I try not to be competitive, but sometimes I can get competitive," he said.
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I think a lot of the high schools in LA are competitive, but too competitive.
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The key is that cities don't become competitive with solutions, they become competitive through systems.
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JIM CRAMER: But if you-- come up with a not competitive-- okay-- not competitive, whatever.
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SO ABSOLUTELY, YOU HAVE TO BE COMPETITIVE TO ATTRACT CAPITAL IN A VERY COMPETITIVE WORLD.
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So you're saying the United States has poorly competitive markets, and Europe has competitive markets.
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People love competitive cooking shows; competitive cooking shows turned the Food Network into a juggernaut.
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It's estimated that competitive cross-country skiing burns more calories than competitive swimming, biking and tennis.
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Liu Xiaonong, director of the Competitive Sports Department, said the athletes must prove they were competitive.
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"It's making some products less competitive for the Europeans, more competitive for the British," Muscat said.
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On the dimensions where Apple is competitive, I'm sure they're going to be very, very competitive.
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But every stage is very competitive, and you need to bring a competitive lens to deals.
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So the most competitive company wins, not the most competitive system in terms of friction wins.
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Our thought bubble: Where Disney will be most competitive is its content offering and competitive pricing.
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Though Facebook Research was aggressively competitive and potentially misleading, Blumenthal calling it "anti-competitive" is a stretch.
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So many acronyms But as I mentioned earlier, the LePro 3's price is competitive — very competitive.
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In such a competitive bidding process prices and drug outcome results are completely competitive and fully transparent.
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But anti-competitive behavior is anti-competitive behavior, and antitrust law is supposed to guard against it.
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Of the 64 most competitive House races, only 4333 are in states with highly competitive Senate races.
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Competitive UK Communications Market: Fitch views the UK, by far Sky's largest individual market, a particularly competitive market.
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"Acquisitions of nascent competitors can be pro-competitive in certain instances and anti-competitive in others," he said.
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For a while, it would be a competitive advantage, and, soon enough, it would become a competitive requirement.
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Strong Competitive Position OT has delivered strong revenue and margin expansion, reflecting its market and competitive technology positions.
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BUT MY POINT IS, IF YOU WANT AMERICA TO BE VERY COMPETITIVE YOU NEED A COMPETITIVE TAX SYSTEM.
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"We will refrain from competitive devaluations and will not target our exchange rates for competitive purposes," it added.
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People high on social dominance orientation are competitive; they believe they have to fight in order to be competitive.
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Larry: We're really competitive with each other, but if we're on the same team, we're competitive with everyone else.
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In a vacuum, one could conceive of any number of arrangements that are either pro-competitive or anti-competitive.
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And that point is this: This southwestern Pennsylvania district should have never been competitive -- or even close to competitive.
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That's a particularly stunning conclusion to come to because the competitive meritocracy is not, in fact, a competitive meritocracy.
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There is space in the world, in sports, that allows us to be competitive without being an asshole; to be competitive without being dishonest; to be competitive without trying to conquer everything at any cost. No!
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It's hard to see them competitive with the likes of Saudi Arabia, but they are competitive with some other countries.
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They didn't want us to promote competitive words, but they would be fine with boxing or other physical competitive violence.
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But their down-ballot candidates in competitive districts, and even some thought not to be competitive, did extremely well too.
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We continue to have companies be more competitive in the world environment because our tax rate makes them more competitive.
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"We feel like we are competitive there and just as competitive as anybody else," a Harris campaign aide told Vox.
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Especially after its competitive landscape has been stunted by its publisher and neglected by large swaths of the competitive community.
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All eight members are either in competitive races or ones that could become competitive, according to the Cook Political Report.
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Clinton competitive or even ahead in states like Georgia and Arizona, where Mr. Obama was not competitive four years ago.
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He was very competitive — we were both competitive — so we liked trying to prove each other wrong on various things.
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It feels a bit competitive now, and I would expect from Series A and seed it will become even more competitive.
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"It was very competitive – way more competitive than our Warrior Games, which is what Prince Harry used as a model," Sgt.
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If she holds back from the aggression her male peers show, she's suddenly not competitive, in a highly charged, competitive environment.
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CNN rates nine Republican-held seats as competitive or potentially competitive, as does Cook Political Report, a non-partisan handicapping site.
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"Billionaires owe their success to being competitive, so they're competitive about where they rank on the billionaires lists," Mr. Friedman said.
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"Last year it was a surprise to be so competitive here, this year we expect to be competitive," said the German.
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If there are complaints about anti-competitive conduct, then we take a look at that and evaluate whether it's anti-competitive.
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He's been a competitive mountain biker — so competitive he would urinate in his Lycra shorts rather than make a pit stop.
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Both countries said they would "refrain from competitive devaluations and not target exchange rates for competitive purposes", the fact sheet said.
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Competitive free diving is sometimes called "competitive apnea," drawing on the medical term for temporarily not breathing (as in sleep apnea).
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If those rulings support innovation, that will lead to a more competitive world for VCs, whose world is already quite competitive.
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Minnesota voters will participate in a number of competitive races this year, including two Senate races and four competitive House districts.
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Skills that may give a competitive edge: I grew up playing competitive hockey for 14 years, and I played rugby in college.
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"The work in coming back to competitive skating, or continuing in competitive skating, has been a long and difficult process," Kostner said.
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"We will refrain from competitive devaluations, and will not target our exchange rates for competitive purposes," the IMFC said in a statement.
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"This Brawl is specifically meant to target players who want something a little bit more competitive — a more competitive experience," Emmons said.
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Walt Disney still holds the records for most Oscars and nominations, with 26 awards (competitive and non-competitive) and 59 total nominations.
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To break it down further, you show your talents on subway trains within the app in a competitive or non-competitive sense.
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As Mr. Eggertsson and his colleagues argue, the standard economic theory based on competitive markets cannot apply when markets are not competitive.
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Leffen wins at Get on My Level Melee redefines the rules of competitive fighting games and competitive video games as a whole.
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Being competitive is not a bad thing, per se, but a competitive environment, where winner takes all, is not a psychologically safe environment.
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And unlike disruptive linear businesses, which typically attack from a weaker competitive position, platforms can do it from a position of competitive strength.
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These students received college scholarships for competitive video gaming These students received college scholarships for competitive video gaming This segment originally aired Oct.
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In the joint filing, the companies said that they operate in highly competitive markets which will remain competitive after they close the deal.
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If renewables are cost-competitive without help from the taxpayer and policies mandating their use, that will promote a diverse, competitive energy sector.
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" Men, on the other hand, "positively perceived competitive-eating males to be both stronger and having more offspring compared to female competitive eaters.
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"A lot of the kids who grew up to play competitive video games probably played competitive sports at some point," said Mr. Haag.
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The Cook Report puts 84 Republican districts in that competitive category while Inside Elections, another independent campaign tipsheet, has 58 competitive GOP seats.
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"We need to be competitive — more than competitive — we need to win some of these games to have the opportunity to keep playing."
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"We think that integration is a competitive advantage, we think scale is a competitive advantage," Haegel told a briefing at the plant on Friday.
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Make yourself as competitive as possible by acquiring skills and training and consider moving to a city with a competitive job market, he said.
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"It isn't so competitive that we are losing deals, but the landscape is large and competitive enough to invest in different ways," he said.
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In the filing on Tuesday, the companies said that they operate in highly competitive markets which will remain competitive after they close the deal.
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But given my own obsession with fleeing a competitive field, I wanted to know which non-competitive, cubicle-free alternatives actually work for people.
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"Competitive Madden grew tremendously last season and the new MCS will increase player and spectator engagement," stated Matt Marcou, Madden NFL competitive gaming commissioner.
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California has gone from having the least competitive elections in the country to some of the most competitive according to the Lucy Burns Institute.
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This is a great question, because everyone is so competitive and it's all about being competitive, but I'm about to awaken you right now.
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It treated competitive companies as if they were monopolies with no competitive pressures of losing customers if their services did not best satisfy them.
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"It's a very tough time for car owners to find the money that they need to field competitive racecars with competitive personnel," Kenseth said.
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The Republican Senate primary here is a rare race that was expected to be brutally competitive but ended up not being competitive at all.
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These agreements may well be illegal under antitrust laws, which protect not only a competitive market in products but also a competitive labor market.
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The G-20 will say the members will refrain from competitive devaluations, and will not target exchange rates for competitive purposes, the draft showed.
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In this competitive sphere, the answer is not to try and "out China" Beijing but rather to leverage our American strengths and competitive advantages.
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"If you want America to be competitive, you need a competitive tax system," J. P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon told CNBC on Wednesday.
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I suspect that a more traditional Republican would have been highly competitive in Virginia and Colorado — just as competitive as in Pennsylvania, for example.
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Google has cemented its dominance in online search adverts and shielded itself from competitive pressure by imposing anti-competitive contractual restrictions on third-party websites.
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Well look, they're in a highly competitive business, and what could be a high-level opportunity to enhance all vehicles sometimes yields to competitive pressures.
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Will Ferrell has lampooned the competitive worlds of car racing, figure skating, basketball and youth soccer, and now he's set his sights on competitive gaming.
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"It's a competitive industry, (but) I'm a competitive guy," he said, aiming to dismiss investor concerns that United's margin will continue to lag its peers.
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"I missed playing competitive sports after college and football was a way for me to get that competitive fix," the 37-year-old Koehler says.
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My fellow voters seemed grimly determined, quietly set on delivering a message even though there were no competitive races (or competitive Republicans) on the ballot.
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"But they also realize it doesn't matter what the tax rate is if you're not competitive, and Nafta makes North American manufacturing competitive," he said.
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That's more than at least one Democratic senator facing a competitive re-election and at least five Republicans running for Senate in competitive races this year.
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We reaffirm our previous exchange rate commitments, including that we will refrain from competitive devaluations and we will not target our exchange rates for competitive purposes.
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That includes the just-launched competitive fighter Arms, and the upcoming sequel to Splatoon, a breakout competitive shooter that debuted on the Wii U in 2015.
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"Whether it's competitive cities [or] competitive firms, we're always on the lookout for some way that we can make it an opportunity for ourselves," she said.
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Yes, growth comes from innovation, and innovation comes from competitive markets, but competitive markets — be they economic or political — don't come from a laissez-faire government.
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Without a sustainable competitive advantage, the value that a business creates is susceptible to erosion from the competitive landscape — and that&aposs bad news for investors.
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But in districts that were as competitive or more competitive than NY-27, candidates with scandal issues underperformed their fundamentals by an average of almost 13 points.
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Cut the corporate tax rate to make it the most competitive in the world as opposed to what it is today, the least competitive in the world.
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Three intensely competitive House races and an unexpectedly competitive Senate race in New Jersey has led to a flood of political advertising on New York City's airwaves.
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The scene grew competitive as space grew limited, while designs and fonts grew more elaborate, all in attempts to keep visibility up in an increasingly competitive pursuit.
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I've gone through a number of competitive hobbies (math contests, tournament bridge, competitive quizzing, board games), and when I get into them, I really get into them.
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"Though Falcon is twice as popular as Maduro and could beat him in a competitive race, the 20 May vote will not be competitive," wrote Eurasia consultancy.
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The second season of Overwatch's competitive mode will bring a much larger rating scale, the end of sudden death games and other changes to improve the competitive experience.
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That's better than anyone else, this is a competitive market, if shoppers are not able to earn a competitive wage on Instacart they will defect to other platforms.
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Autonomous taxi competitive landscape (Ahmed, 2017) Autonomous taxi competitive landscape (Ahmed, 2017) Firms that charge relatively low prices and offer substantial differentiation are following a best-cost strategy.
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Republican turnout dropped in some that featured competitive statewide primaries, like Arizona, Mississippi, Illinois and New Hampshire, where both of the state's two districts featured competitive Republican primaries.
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Men are often said to be more competitive and self-confident than women, and according to this logic, they might be more inclined to pursue highly competitive jobs.
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"We are committed to ensuring our BOCA products maintain meaningful competitive claims versus meat products, as well as competitive claims in the category as it evolves," Galia said.
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Building this service requires a competitive system of promotion, as is the case in the military, where promotion comes from within by a rigorous system of competitive advancement.
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Under one of the Board's proposals, rail customers will for the first time have an effective means to seek competitive bids for service through reciprocal or competitive switching.
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Below is a profile of the strikingly different "baskets" of voters in the most competitive Senate and House races — using the median (middle) of the 11 most competitive Senate races and the 64 most competitive House races, as designated by the nonpartisan newsletters The Cook Political Report and Inside Elections.
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She wants the United States to be home to globally competitive financial services companies just as it is home to globally competitive airplane manufacturing, technology, pharmaceutical, and entertainment companies.
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"There's always a competitive streak between [Archie and Reggie], which is pretty natural onscreen I think because K.J. and I are pretty competitive as well," Melton told the outlet.
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"We reaffirm our previous exchange rate commitments, including that we will refrain from competitive devaluations and we will not target our exchange rates for competitive purposes," the G20 said.
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"We seem a little bit more competitive in wet conditions but I think this weekend also we are competitive in dry conditions," Spanish double world champion Alonso told reporters.
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That is before you even think about trying to be competitive in those races — presumably competitive against both incumbents and challengers with strong and efficient party machinery behind them.
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PAGE 5-1 The Parties shall refrain from competitive devaluations and not target exchange rates for competitive purposes, including through large-scale, persistent, one-sided intervention in exchange markets.
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When the post office is involved in both a monopoly and competitive market, it's only fair that the competitive side cover a "reasonable share" of overhead costs, he said.
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Unlike the competitive House races, which are being fought in territory that is increasingly favorable to Democrats, the most competitive Senate contests are in states Trump won — often decisively.
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In 2012, Wisconsin, the 10th most competitive state, was decided by 21625 percentage points compared to just 2900 percentage points in Arizona, the 220006th most competitive state in 2202.
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The competitive landscape for self-driving vehicles and services is set to become significantly more competitive in 2019, as Cruise and Alphabet's Waymo both bring their businesses to consumers.
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"You're asking the agencies to project whether the acquisition will nip a competitive threat in the bud, or perhaps be anti-competitive," Melamed told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" Wednesday.
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There is also competitive, where the men try harder to win and both wrestlers will use legitimate submission holds, and semi-competitive, which is also hold-heavy but more playful.
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"We definitely see a very competitive market ... driven by the fact that the market is transforming to market-based auctions and competitive tendering," Vestas Chief Executive Anders Runevad told Reuters.
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Competitive Markets: The Durable Medical Equipment (DME) market is highly competitive, including a large number of competitors of similar or greater size that compete directly with DDV with similar products.
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"This is an absolutely commercial company which provides commercial services which are not only competitive but are super-competitive globally," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
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"We reaffirm our previous exchange rate commitments, including that we will refrain from competitive devaluations and we will not target our exchange rates for competitive purposes," the G-20 said.
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The company made waves in the esports world last year, announcing a $100 million prize pool for the 2018 competitive year, dwarfing every other competitive title in one fell swoop.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Strong Competitive Position: Fitch believes Western Union operates from a strong competitive position, particularly with regard to the receiving end of its traditional cash-based remittance business.
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This year's introduction of a competitive bidding process means that companies would build their own spacecraft, with help from competitive NASA funding awards, rather than build a NASA-specific spacecraft.
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"We have a pretty significant competitive advantage over Pinewood, because of location, and a pretty significant competitive advantage over Tyler [Perry Studios], because Tyler's facility is primarily Tyler," Millsap said.
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Large ISPs desperately want the press and public to believe that this long history of anti-competitive behavior won't be made worse by the legalization of anti-competitive paid prioritization.
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My dad also had me in competitive swimming too because he firmly believed work ethic comes from the competitive nature of things where you're alone and don't need a team.
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My guess is that's not how Hidden Agenda is supposed to work, and the experience sapped our enthusiasm for the competitive mode because it lost all sense of being competitive.
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And it was a revelation to people that women who looked gorgeous could also be competitive, which it was maybe just a little sexist in that ... A little too competitive.
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That makes it particularly contentious among competitive players, who worry a final circle could inadvertently trap players inside a zone that removes the most prominently competitive aspect of the game.
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This would put efficient, direct-pay providers at a competitive disadvantage versus insurance-based practices whose inefficient models appear competitive only because they are subsidized by taxpayer-supplemented health insurance.
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Before that, I wasn't so sure whether it would be a competitive fight, but based on his fight with Spence, I can clearly say it would be a competitive fight.
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The competitive districts are mainly suburban, and there are startlingly few competitive working-class districts in the old Rust Belt that are traditionally Democratic but that are held by Republicans.
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He said it's frustrating that Trump is imposing tariffs to support less competitive sectors like steel and aluminum, while exposing more competitive sectors like agriculture and chemicals to China's retaliation.
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"Google has cemented its dominance in online search adverts and shielded itself from competitive pressure by imposing anti-competitive contractual restrictions on third-party websites," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said.
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Terry's entrance into the race comes as Democrats seek a competitive challenger to Perdue in a state that Republicans have dominated for years but has seen some Democrats mount competitive challenges.
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If wages are remaining stuck because of monopsony rather than competitive markets, that bolsters the argument for regulating anti-competitive behaviour, easing labour organising and bumping up minimum wages a bit.
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During the hearing Qualcomm argued that the cellular market is healthy and competitive, and said that its customers were large enough to be able to resist any alleged anti-competitive practices.
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While he sees the issue on both sides of the coin — anti-competitive behavior is anti-competitive, even if consumers benefit from lower prices — Cramer thinks it's an abrupt about face.
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Just like a professional cyclist may dope for a competitive advantage, gamers competing at top levels may take stimulants to quicken their reaction time and endurance through hours of competitive gaming.
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"We don't believe competition was a factor since there wasn't a material change in the competitive landscape during Q2, and competitive intensity and our penetration is varied across regions," Netflix said.
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"Kroger has discussed that while certain markets are indeed more competitive, such as those in which Wal-Mart is changing prices, certain other markets are less competitive than normal," said Wolf.
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On currency, Lighthizer said the agreement will establish a process to prevent "competitive devaluation" of the dollar, whereby South Korea deliberately lowers its currency to give its exports a competitive edge.
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"It's fun to play with a guy who dominated his sport and still has that competitive edge," Fowler said, adding that Jordan was as competitive as ever, perhaps even more so.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Strong Competitive Advantages: Besides its solid business expertise, Localiza has a prominent competitive position, underpinned by its larger scale, geographical distribution and a strong car sales distribution channel.
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It is possible that the bumper crop of Democrats will fire up the Democratic base and make the party competitive in a variety of places where they are not usually competitive.
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Just like any competitive pursuit, esports organizations have found that taking health and wellness seriously helps athletes be more competitive and lengthen their careers by mitigating against injuries and mental exhaustion.
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"It is functioning as a ... competitive market," Hall said.
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"We're adding another choice — a competitive choice," he said.
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All of the GOP women in competitive races — Reps.
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There's no sport as competitive — as rough — as chess.
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"It's stressful — we are competitive people," Mr. Allen said.
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Informed consumers make markets more competitive – and more efficient.
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LET'S RETURN IN. WE'RE MORE COMPETITIVE WITH RESPECT TO TAXES, WE'RE MORE COMPETITIVE WITH RESPECT TO REGULATIONS, WE'RE MORE COMPETITIVE – IF WE CAN FIX THIS BROKEN INTERNATIONAL TRADING SYSTEM, DO IT THE RIGHT WAY, AND HENCE PEOPLE WILL COME TO US. WE WANT THEM TO COME TO US. COMPANIES THAT LEFT US WILL COME HOME.
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For global policymakers, the verbal volleys from Washington sharpen the focus on the Group of 20 leading nations' commitment to "abstain from competitive devaluations and not set exchange targets for competitive reasons".
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The canonical rules of competition policy—price equals marginal cost in competitive markets and marginal revenue equals marginal cost in imperfectly competitive ones—no longer apply when considering one side in isolation.
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"We don't believe competition was a factor since there wasn't a material change in the competitive landscape during Q2, and competitive intensity and our penetration is varied across regions," the company said.
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For instance, while the startup is usually quite competitive when you want to convert GBP into EUR, it's not as competitive when you want to send money from the U.S. to Europe.
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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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So we view the competitive environment that anybody who is trying to acquire clients, and we want to be the most relevant, the most competitive and the most innovative against all competition.
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Most important, the government needs to more strictly enforce our antitrust laws against hospitals — both to prevent anti-competitive mergers and acquisitions and to break up existing anti-competitive health care systems.
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Competitive SOE with Pivotal Role: BFG is of critical importance for social stability and food supply in Shanghai, even though it is classified as a competitive state-owned enterprise by Shanghai SASAC.
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H.E. BALLARD-GARDNER Tucson As a senior at one of the most competitive high schools in the nation, I can attest to the toxic environment that increasingly competitive college admissions has created.
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Weakened encryption is a competitive disadvantage Requiring U.S. technology companies to add back doors accessible by the U.S. government would also put those firms at a significant competitive disadvantage against foreign competitors.
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Many small, elite colleges are insanely competitive to get into in the first place and they remain competitive as students try to outdo one another with grades, scholarships, extracurricular activities and internships.
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Put another way, while Republicans are truly competitive in 1 of 28 in contests in purple states with Democratic senators, Democrats are competitive in 21988 of 220 purple states with Republican senators.
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Making Coal Competitive Again Simply saying that people will get their coal jobs back does not actually sound like a plan since coal generated electricity does not come at a competitive price.
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That was a reference to last October's International Monetary Fund meeting in Washington where countries had agreed they would "refrain from competitive devaluations and ... not target our exchange rates for competitive purposes".
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If Democrats can't make Georgia and Iowa -- or at least one of the two -- very competitive, it will require the party to run the table of the most competitive races in the country.
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And after national investments in some of the country's most competitive House races this cycle, Republican pickups in those two competitive Democratic seats could very well be offset by losses in other districts.
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In a competitive UK telecommunications market, the company has established a strong brand, market-leading content and service quality and a competitive triple-play offer; and is soon to launch a mobile offer.
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Lilium raises $90M Series B for all-electric flying taxi The funding, and the executive hires, lend credence to Lilium's business in an increasingly competitive industry (yes, the flying taxi industry is competitive).
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"Google has cemented its dominance in online search adverts and shielded itself from competitive pressure by imposing anti-competitive contractual restrictions on third-party websites," EU antitrust commissioner Margrethe Vestager said on Wednesday.
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Only 22017 of the 74 occurred during or within an hour of playing a competitive sport; the rest were among people involved in a non-competitive sport, where no formal league was involved.
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The reason the FCC did this is that they knew the data was overwhelming that the underlying wireless and video markets were and are competitive and among the most competitive in the world.
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While it's important to show Democrats they can't abandon progressive ideals to win competitive races, you get the most bang for your buck, the highest ROI, on competitive House primaries for safe seats.
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Varnell tells me that Gearbox was hesitant to initially come out with Battleborn as a competitive-focused title, but that if a competitive scene flourished, the team would be there to support it.
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Think of it this way: The traditional economic analysis is that growth comes from innovation, innovation comes from competitive markets, and competitive markets come from government getting the hell out of the way.
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The prospect of a competitive 2018 election loomed larger with the announcement on Tuesday that Representative Frank LoBiondo, a Republican, was retiring at the end of his term, providing Democrats another competitive battleground.
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I think the reason people may have these tendencies because in today's age, everyone is competitive, and, being competitive myself in life, realize it make sense to relate it to a video game.
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He called the changes part of maintaining a competitive industry.
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Toward better products and services in a more competitive market?
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The company is playing in an increasingly competitive field. Amazon.
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DO YOU THINK TEXAS HAS ANY CHANCE OF BEING COMPETITIVE?
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"They're very competitive, like dudes playing fantasy football," Cross said.
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Skills that may give a competitive edge: My social skills.
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Running a media business isn't cheap, and it's super competitive.
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These kids are being raised in a competitive childhood environment.
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PlayStation Vue at $30 to $40 would be more competitive.
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It's so competitive to get your kid into school today.
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Currently, Democrats look competitive in all five of these contests.
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The most challenging jobs in teaching are the least competitive.
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"But at the same time, the environment is also competitive".
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Beto O'Rourke is running a competitive race against Republican Sen.
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But O'Rourke has made the race more competitive than expected.
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"It made it more economically competitive for everybody," Dray said.
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Mr Trump's approval ratings are low, but resilient and competitive.
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"This is a huge competitive advantage for Amazon," said Howard.
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The competitive sport of indoor skydiving is gaining in popularity.
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Teixeira decided to take up a new challenge – competitive bodybuilding.
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In competitive meditation, both players can hear the other's audio.
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Already, though, they are making plans to be more competitive.
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Man, I thought music was competitive until I tried comedy.
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For more than 16 years, the competitive Super Smash Bros.
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But the market AmEx once dominated has become increasingly competitive.
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For the first time, he now is playing competitive sports.
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Till then, Lee remains focused on keeping Sing Lun competitive.
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"The EPA's decision may make the forest industry more "competitive.
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For now, he's good enough to keep his team competitive.
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But internal support for their competitive intelligence efforts has waned.
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The monitoring space is still a competitive — and crowded — one.
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It will be competitive but I leave everything to God.
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"I'm really competitive when it comes to fitness," she says.
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Across a variety of price points we'll be pretty competitive.
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We would likely buy or build if prices are competitive.
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This competitive pressure has also made such arrangements more attractive.
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Rohm characterized the Madison housing market as affordable but competitive.
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But the NBA is the unquestioned pinnacle of competitive basketball.
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Likewise, MongoDB and Elastic also saw AWS make competitive moves.
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Japanese companies are keen to adapt to be competitive abroad.
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Market forces and government actions are making banking more competitive.
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Argentina played its first major competitive match earlier this month.
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He wanted to make sure Clinton had a competitive race.
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We're so competitive that rodeo just seemed natural to us.
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Kansas Development Finance Authority, $93.5 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Montgomery County, Pa., $1703 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Cecil County, Md., $51 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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TUESDAY Decatur, Ga., $239.83 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Growth is about competitive advantage, not proximity to the scene.
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But the fact is that this country is quite competitive.
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The real trouble is that American aviation is not competitive.
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In college, you might play on the competitive 4 a.m.
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Moreover, expiring currency hedges may give exporters a competitive edge.
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We have been able to compete against the competitive proteins.
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That market is growing fast but also becoming more competitive.
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The food delivery space is incredibly difficult and intensely competitive.
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Making French workers competitive again could require a 12% devaluation.
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That should help those automakers become more competitive with Tesla.
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The rich were not usually united, and elections were competitive.
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Intel's chips, though, ended up being neither timely nor competitive.
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That'll quickly extend to every competitive race on the map.
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The latter is the most competitive to the Phantom 4.
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Or for more competitive pricing of drugs bought by Medicare?
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Virginia Commonwealth Transportation Board, $2152.9 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Wasatch County, Utah, $57 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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York County, S.C., $109 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Baltimore County, Md., $2800 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Facebook wouldn't comment on how competitive the internship spots are.
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The competitive nature of the exercise crystallizes with this conversation.
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Mrs Tabei, too, was not fired by any competitive spirit.
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Increasingly, companies want data to better understand the competitive landscape.
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Simply put, Sprint is not on a sustainable competitive path.
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"This is playing offense in a competitive marketplace," he said.
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This is a segment that is extremely competitive in Europe.
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Our TC Top Picks program is competitive and highly selective.
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Just a week later, Pulisic made his senior competitive debut.
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That is due to strong employment and competitive housing markets.
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This model is still competitive with the latest PlayStation 4.
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"I'm as competitive as it gets," Wahlberg said between shots.
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How do he and other champion competitive eaters do it?
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Capitalism says this is the nature of the competitive economy.
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And it's a competitive field, since Trump denies climate change!
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This gets the American economy competitive in the global economy.
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But there's no sign that's made them competitive so far.
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"I think Hope is a very competitive person," she said.
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YOU SAID HE WAS ENDEARING, FUN TO WORK WITH, COMPETITIVE.
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"The advertising ecosystem has always been incredibly competitive," Levy said.
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Did-- do you-- are you put at a competitive disadvantage?
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"Didi's network is in itself a competitive advantage," assured Zhang.
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It was like a Henry Ford moment in competitive eating.
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Competitive challenges saw a decline in its U.S. insurance business.
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It is time to say that our league is competitive.
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I highlighted Facebook as the top competitive threat to Patreon.
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"The eats market continues to be very competitive," Khosrowshahi said.
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The world final of Competitive Meditation took place last week.
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No other startup category is as large, rich or competitive.
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It's entrepreneurship that drives innovation, jobs and our competitive edge.
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So it's unclear how competitive this service would have been.
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"If there is no prize money it won't be competitive."
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In today's competitive labor market, salary is top of mind.
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It's almost ridiculous how competitive internships have gotten these days.
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The appliance business is highly competitive, so buyers want value.
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The problem: When people get competitive, they can get aggressive.
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We know people (lots and lots) watch various competitive games.
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That it isn't the consumer harm, it's the competitive harm.
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"Indies today are much more collaborative than competitive," he says.
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Between Republican numbers and independent numbers, that seat is competitive.
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The DHI took over the monastery following a competitive tender.
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Google's photo books are competitive with both of these options.
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Applying may be easy, but our selection process is competitive.
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As with tech, it's a competitive space this property game…
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With discounts applied, the Target deals are competitive with Ikea.
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I do think that the competitive environment can change quickly.
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And this year the competitive environment is improving pretty consistently.
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For many acquirers, there is competitive pressure to get involved.
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It doesn't look particularly competitive, but it's a first step.
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" Bruins coach Claude Julien added, "It was a competitive game.
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Our idea was long, positive relationships beat short, competitive ones.
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The genre is fiercely protective, competitive and obsessed with authenticity.
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"Design is becoming the competitive advantage within companies," Enbar said.
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Amazon's discount program also kept it fiercely competitive with GameStop.
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Description: In economics textbooks, markets are supposed to be competitive.
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Microsoft will be much more competitive on the VR front.
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Yet, HR 2.0 innovators enjoy a second beneficial competitive reality.
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New platforms emerge, become promising, then grow overcrowded and competitive.
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"He's good at it and he's competitive," one friend said.
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THE BOARD DECIDES WHETHER OR NOT MY PAY IS COMPETITIVE.
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"We're in a financial position to be competitive," he said.
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No competitive advantage should come at the expense of workers.
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Farmers want the latest seeds; it's a very competitive business.
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I eat two more, my competitive streak already kicking in.
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What's more, even competitive districts are producing pretty polarized legislators.
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Remaining competitive, particularly with natural gas, likely means cutting labor.
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Those prices are competitive when you consider the feature set.
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I think the companies are still competitive, they are innovative.
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The race was competitive throughout, polls and analyst forecasts show.
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The midterms will be undoubtedly be competitive in the fall.
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Primary voters -- in both parties -- tend to like competitive races.
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"He's the most competitive person I've ever met," Scaramucci said.
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And all this has to happen at a competitive cost.
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" Credit Suisse said the steel maker's "competitive position has weakened.
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We joined the G20 commitment to avoid competitive currency devaluation.
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Investors like CPN's mall locations outside the competitive city centre.
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So Pebble is doing all it can to stay competitive.
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It made aspiring to reach a competitive level seem preposterous.
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I hate losing and that's the competitive fight I have.
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That's where Cohen believes 300 Entertainment has a competitive advantage.
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Despite these measures, hacking within the competitive sphere still exists.
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Eni said its contracts were awarded on a competitive basis.
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"We're doing all we can to be competitive," Green said.
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After oil, its most competitive export may be internet hacking.
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CLINTON: We're all very competitive, we like games, board games.
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India is 40th, the most competitive country in South Asia.
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Here's the reality: consumers achieve savings when markets are competitive.
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It's not a mystery – anti-competitive practices can pay well.
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There's no reason this is competitive with ... It's an onramp.
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I've noticed that women get very competitive with each other.
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Previous meetings: The teams have never played a competitive match.
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Its also good to have competitive market pressure, Eustice said.
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Each followed years of competitive development and even considerable success.
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Elon Musk is on his competitive A game right now.
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Consider his take on how aliens might view competitive swimming.
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Gaming is competitive, and everyone is looking for an edge.
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The Dark Zone is the competitive multiplayer area of Manhattan.
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Major gun and ammunition makers now sponsor female competitive shooters.
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GM has struggled for years to make Cadillac more competitive.
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The Oculus edition offers multiplayer options, both cooperative and competitive.
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This category, often an afterthought, is crazy competitive this year.
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Funding would be applied for in a competitive grants process.
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"A competitive election will help us get renewals," Parkinson said.
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The rule often spurs frustration in India's intensely competitive schools.
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We will put forth the most competitive bid we can.
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Plus, WeWork does not want to be competitive with accelerators.
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In the U.S. we've gone from relatively competitive to exorbitant.
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Venado Tuerto and Pontevedra were acquired in competitive public auctions.
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"I love his competitive desire," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said.
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Global wheat demand remains weak despite increasingly competitive U.S. prices.
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Competitive depreciation became a contentious issue during the Great Depression.
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I think he's shown it before that he's extremely competitive.
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Military veterans provide a new competitive advantage for tech companies
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Nintendo is not known for supporting or encouraging competitive gaming.
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In the world of competitive shooters, they're just not respected.
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Some analysts cautioned that Tymlos may face significant competitive challenges.
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Expanding strats' roles is necessary to stay competitive, they say.
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Raising their standards makes our products and services more competitive.
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No event bums me out as much as competitive dressage.
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" Avis Budget Group: "No, this group has gotten competitive again.
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Cut the rate so it is competitive with other countries.
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Those devaluations kept Italian industry competitive despite consistently high inflation.
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Tonight should be fun, especially after today's competitive, frantic vibe.
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In the ruthlessly competitive mass market, those are outstanding numbers.
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So copying the feature is just part of staying competitive.
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Ethan Hawke says he regrets feeling competitive with River Phoenix.
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Format matters less if all of the teams are competitive.
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The case is Coalition for Competitive Electricity et al v.
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He was highly competitive with me and I with him.
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Every consumer should have affordable choices in a competitive marketplace.
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He lost a competitive reelection bid last month to Rep.
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He's favored to win reelection, though his race is competitive.
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I'm not a competitive or a vengeful person, at all.
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We won districts that we didn't even think were competitive.
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It was Murray's first competitive singles round since Jan. 26.
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O'Rourke is locked in a competitive race against incumbent Sen.
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The changes instituted teacher evaluations and a competitive hiring process.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $4753 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Virginia Commonwealth Transportation Board, $253.9 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Milwaukee, $2947 million of promissory note general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Niagara Falls, N.Y., $2568 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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California Department of Water Resources, $107.7 million revenue bonds. Competitive.
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San Francisco Public Utilities, $1203 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Oklahoma, $60 million of technical center general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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PRICES FOR COMPETITIVE PEOPLE LIKE YOU WILL GO WAY DOWN.
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YES, WE NEED A LOWER TAX RATE TO BE COMPETITIVE.
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Conor Lamb (D) is in a competitive race against Rep.
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We competed in practice and we were competitive in games.
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New wireless and Internet markets became competitive from the outset.
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Loudoun County, Va., $144.7 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Virginia College Building Authority, $361.4 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Along the way, it got bounties from that competitive card.
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But many other plutocrats have become rich in competitive markets.
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To remain competitive, Monte Carlo Yachts offers almost unlimited customization.
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This is the beauty of a competitive and thriving economy.
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At 21 percent, our corporate rate is, indeed, internationally competitive.
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Both nations should commit themselves to open, competitive government procurement.
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Competitive connectivity is the arms race of the 21st century.
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Close's competitive edge came from her fearless approach to practicing.
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But New America became caught up in the competitive war
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"Dara and I were both super competitive," Harford told Bloomberg.
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The competitive selection process is now in its final stages.
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Restaurants and retail can be tough, competitive and unpredictable businesses.
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Kentucky and Mississippi are choosing governors in unexpectedly competitive races.
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Alaska Municipal Bond Bank, $70.4 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $256.7 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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"We certainly are going to be competitive, yeah," McConnell said.
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The crowd, rooting for a competitive match, began to hoot.
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I've always been pretty competitive in terms of my pay.
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Blackburn, meanwhile, is expected to face a competitive GOP primary.
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This never hindered me from thriving in these competitive environments.
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Congress exempted these areas from competitive bidding for a reason.
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Lowering the tariffs will make Tesla more competitive in China.
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Itau also faces a more competitive banking arena, executives said.
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Holmes had an "intense competitive streak" from a young age.
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Kobach's competitive gubernatorial campaign itself is a sort of hustle.
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Union County, N.J., $250 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Frederick County, Md., $242.3 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Utah, $50.1 million of school district general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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New Mexico Financing Authority, $116.5 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Nassau County, N.Y., $147.4 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Seattle, $165 million of drain and wastewater revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Congressman Scalise, "We're going to Make America Competitive Again" pic.twitter.
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Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, $344.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Swarthmore Borough Authority, Pa., $59.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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San Francisco Bay Area, $84.7 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Read more: Hospitals are getting more competitive to win patients.
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He applied for one of the specialty's highly competitive residencies.
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The basketball has been decent, too, although not overly competitive.
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Our economy, in the long run, is much less competitive.
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No one can accuse Mr. Johnson of lacking competitive spirit.
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"Data exploitation is not really a competitive differentiator," he said.
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The group called for competitive elections for all geographic blocs.
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All we ask for is a level competitive playing field.
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What's not to like about free data and competitive choices?
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It's dog eat dog in the competitive world of grooming.
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The Times has identified seven Senate races that are competitive.
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Seattle, $151 million of Series C revenue refinancing bonds. Competitive.
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Florida Department of Transportation, $175 million of debt securities. Competitive.
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Washington, $294 million of series B general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Washington, $2292.2 million of series C general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Patrick Murphy in a competitive Senate primary on Aug. 30.
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Tesla will also be raising the competitive bar even further.
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While Texas isn't seen as having a competitive race, Sen.
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Do you feel that's one of our biggest competitive threats?
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"The grey schemes had the competitive advantage," another trader said.
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Traditionally red Arizona is competitive in the 2016 presidential race.
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Illinois, $150 million of sales tax A revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Illinois, $60 million of sales tax B revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Illinois, $164.3 million of sales tax C revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Illinois, $198.6 million of sales tax D revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Massachusetts, $550 million of general obligation limited tax bonds. Competitive.
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Louisiana, $169.2 million of general obligation unlimited tax bonds. Competitive.
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Louisville & Jefferson County, Ky., $221.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Pennsylvania, $142.13 billion of general obligation unlimited tax bonds. Competitive.
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If he advances, he'll face a competitive election against Kirkpatrick.
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But both consumer demands and the competitive landscape have changed.
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California, $575.8 million of general obligation unlimited tax bonds. Competitive.
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Cincinnati, $54.9 million of general obligation unlimited tax bonds. Competitive.
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Virginia, $70.8 million of general obligation unlimited tax bonds. Competitive.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $65.5 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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California Public Works Board, $147.4 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Maryland Department of Transportation, $693 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Wisconsin, $325 million of general obligation unlimited tax bonds. Competitive.
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Ohio, $150 million of general obligation unlimited tax bonds. Competitive.
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Illinois, $480 million of general obligation unlimited tax bonds. Competitive.
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Luis Suárez made his competitive debut for Barcelona on Oct.
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It's always a competitive race there [in Ohio's 12th District].
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Andy Barr MORE (R) in Kentucky's only competitive general election.
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Conor Lamb (Pa.) is in a competitive race against Rep.
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That's a clear sign of tough, competitive races this fall.
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"It's fun that we are playing competitive baseball," Longoria said.
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Howard County, Md., $129.7 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Central Florida Expressway Authority, $2110 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $148.9 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Florida Department of Transportation, $301.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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"The problem is not that society is too competitive," Reeves
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"We can have a refinery that is competitive," Pouyanne said.
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Now your listing is no longer competitive in your neighborhood.
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And yes, we can get competitive when we want to.
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As a pure striker he is competitive with the elite.
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So I would be surprised if it is not competitive.
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The more competitive the state, the more polarized the state.
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The US political ecosystem needs this election to be competitive.
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They have to have a competitive edge in the market.
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To them, only the former allowed for a competitive ballclub.
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"This market has always been a competitive market," Sanborn said.
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"Yeah, pretty competitive group" was the best he could do.
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Just watch out for your competitive tendencies at this occasion.
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Some of California's competitive congressional races could advance two women.
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Today, as a grown man, he's as competitive as ever.
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This competitive video game playing lark, it'll never catch on.
|
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But it's considered competitive for the first time in decades.
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Those extra thumb buttons can be lifesavers in competitive games.
|
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Netflix will also have to spend more to remain competitive.
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In response, Amazon slashed prices on competitive products by 30%.
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The race is expected to be highly competitive in November.
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Other categories like home goods, however, also saw competitive pricing.
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Sonos' profitability is already falling in the current competitive environment.
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Texas, $157.1 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Compared with other active managers, our fees are quite competitive.
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Those financial interests align with the competitive interests of coaches.
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It's competitive and athletic, but yeah, sure, you're sitting down.
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"That's a competitive issue we look to avoid," he said.
|
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Any thoughts of a competitive second half ended pretty quickly.
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"People are very competitive," says Marcia Loughran, the community manager.
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He was also passionate about water sports and competitive swimming.
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The Transformation to Competitive Employment Act would address these problems.
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It was, in short, a competitive form of digital art.
|
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For Snetsinger, it became an obsession and a competitive sport.
|
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To kill a competitive threat, said Bill Carmody, Uber's lawyer.
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So I think it's more competitive, it's a higher level.
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Some competitive markets may offer higher wages and potential bonuses.
|
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For Democrats, these questions are a matter of competitive survival.
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Last night helped show this is a real, competitive race.
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I don't need to say I'm sorry because I'm competitive.
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Even in this hotly competitive town, Maradoninha was attracting attention.
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And it was fun to feel that competitive rush again.
|
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Their dream is to start a competitive league in Egypt.
|
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"He is, like, extremely competitive," Mr. Zimmer, now 34, said.
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Could competitive cyclists be putting their bone health at risk?
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"There isn't an underlying, tense, competitive feeling here," he said.
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Virginia Housing Development Authority, $54.1 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Wisconsin, $277.7 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Virginia College Building Authority, $111.5 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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But there is evidence that the competitive climate has changed.
|
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Apple's commitment to privacy has long been a competitive advantage.
|
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They get competitive, which promotes a greater sense of urgency.
|
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The split would make each entity more competitive, he said.
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I grew up doing ballet and playing pretty competitive volleyball.
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It's a competitive way of communicating, and that suits them.
|
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For competitive purposes, though, it effectively considers them biologically male.
|
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The Met has turned party dressing into a competitive event.
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The information included each athlete's height, weight and competitive events.
|
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For some New Yorkers, pumpkin growing is a competitive sport.
|
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Just last year, GitHub announced a competitive product to NPM.
|
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He definitely brought a very competitive edge, which is great.
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A competitive leader, an encouraging mentor and a good friend.
|
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The competition is operated by FaceIt, a competitive matchmaking platform.
|
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They also suggested finding ways to pay more competitive salaries.
|
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Mr. Ducey sees education in Arizona as a competitive marketplace.
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Florida Board of Education, $5003 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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California, $198.7 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Nevada, $84.4 million of limited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $116 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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California Veterans Affairs Department, $2301.5 million of debt securities. Competitive.
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LONDON — Tongues are wagging across the world of competitive Scrabble.
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This is not the first cheating scandal in competitive Scrabble.
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He figured out how to find the most competitive games.
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Fran Lebowitz The atmosphere around Andy was always very competitive.
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Davis hosts several competitive races throughout the summer and fall.
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In my family, gardening is something of a competitive sport.
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Applying is easy, but the selection process is extremely competitive.
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I've caught the very few moments of competitive Warriors games.
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For multinational companies, it makes exports lose their competitive edge.
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Roughly twice as many are considered to be potentially competitive.
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" The strategist added that Georgia "is a fundamentally competitive state.
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Forthright displays of emotion are nothing new in competitive spaces.
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It's how Marines bond, in their own aggressive, competitive way.
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There are few competitive GOP primaries at the House level.
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They always want to win, they have that competitive gene.
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Navratilova owns another superlative, according to her peers: most competitive.
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Louisiana, $302.7 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Maryland Department of Transportation, $500 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, $514 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Washington, $435 million of general obligation unlimited tax bonds. Competitive.
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Minnesota, $820 million of general obligation unlimited tax bonds. Competitive.
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Twenty years later, Williams said her competitive fire was undimmed.
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It's a competitive fleet, so we have our hands full.
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The results come as Lego faces an increasingly competitive landscape.
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In my testing, speeds with TunnelBear were competitive with ExpressVPN.
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To make local industry globally competitive, it needs global talent.
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Florida Management Services Department, $1.723 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Utah, $146.3 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Virginia Commonwealth Transportation Board, $255.4 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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I would not classify myself as a classically competitive person.
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CALGARY, Alberta — This should not have been a competitive election.
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"This isn't a competitive race," said Angelika Schmorr, Lulu's owner.
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It varies, but I think my rates are pretty competitive.
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I think it's more of a competitive rivalry, nothing personal.
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Competitive ballooning was, in his telling, more art than science.
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But problems arise when hosts get competitive — or simply overzealous.
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Carlos Curbelo in one of the country's most competitive districts.
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The two players would later separate after a competitive feud.
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Others who are facing highly competitive reelection races, like Sen.
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The superior performance of competitive electricity markets is no accident.
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He certainly had enough money to run a competitive race.
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And it can get competitive, too — in a friendly way.
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Instead, search for competitive interest rates, which are generally adjustable.
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Missouri Development Finance Board, $96.5 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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With unemployment below 4%, we're in a competitive talent market.
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And so, we think we can be competitive with everybody.
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"We don't have a competitive tax system here," Dimon said.
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"I think, right now, we're not competitive," said former Gov.
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Prince William County, Va., $2100 million of debt securities. Competitive.
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Virginia Public Schools Authority, $75.9 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Delaware, $225 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Oregon, $62.5 million of limited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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"Oh, man, he's very, very, competitive," Woods said of Mickelson.
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It can make nearly any driver competitive on a track.
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The open primary is expected to be a competitive race.
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For another, more and more polling shows he's competitive nationally.
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Maryland, $550 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Vermont, $65.1 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Missouri Public Buildings Board, $117.6 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Meaning when the round gets competitive, so do the terms.
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Some Republicans who are locked in competitive races, like Sen.
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Florida Management Services Department, $187.8 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Maryland Department of Transportation, $2994.7 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Ohio, $300 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Maryland Transportation Authority, $164.3 million of revenue refinancing bonds. Competitive.
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New Mexico, $75.8 million of severance tax revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Competitive longboard surfing is seeing a new wave of interest.
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However, the business has become more competitive in recent years.
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Republicans will also have a competitive primary, with GOP Reps.
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It's a competitive environment, and people are going to exchange.
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Three states are unlikely to be competitive come November: Rep.
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They also allowed American cars to become more globally competitive.
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Meanwhile, in a highly competitive congressional primary last year, Sen.
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"I can see how Tennessee could be competitive," Poersch said.
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Competitive bidding is ubiquitous throughout government – particularly in health care.
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Seattle, $72.4 million of limited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Florida Management Services Department, $2600 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Florida Board of Education, $100 million of debt securities. Competitive.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $67.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Southern California Metropolitan Area, $245.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Rising income inequality has turned parenting into a competitive sport.
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Mario Loyola is senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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A creation space is the next step to getting competitive.
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But you need more than skating skills to be competitive.
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The parties had evolved from competitive coalitions into warring tribes.
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And it isn't just a great solution for competitive athletes.
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I don't think we were properly competitive at the time.
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Anadarko does have some competitive advantages over its peers, though.
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The shipper could ask for competitive switching as a remedy.
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Now Mozilla wants to make its desktop browser more competitive.
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All four count among the 31 most plausibly competitive districts.
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Lower corporate tax rates make the United States more competitive.
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It works to actually make the drug industry more competitive.
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Louisiana, $189.1 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Wisconsin, $2104.5 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Maryland, $2175 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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This year has been tough for Incompas's competitive telecom members.
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Also, this has been an unusually competitive March at multiplexes.
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We've got get competitive with the rest of the world.
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An estimated $1 billion will hail from the competitive calendar.
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Next year might be a nice start to being competitive.
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It's a significant advantage in an increasingly competitive global marketplace.
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But other sectors such as groceries see different competitive pressures.
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Auto makers today tout fuel efficiency as a competitive feature.
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Kansas Development Finance Authority, $70 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Maryland University System, $52.3 million of revenue refinancing bonds. Competitive.
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Washington, $473.4 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Seattle Water System, $189.7 million of revenue refinancing bonds. Competitive.
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Others accuse it of making our nation's economy less competitive.
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Any financial stakes paled in comparison to the competitive ones.
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Suddenly, the House is going to be competitive every cycle.
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Most of them represent competitive districts where impeachment seems unpopular.
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But he was more competitive on Thursday at Silverado Resort.
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"The Canadian market is way less competitive," Professor Soberman said.
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Making America competitive again should rightfully be a bipartisan priority.
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A number of the school's teams struggle to remain competitive.
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He played like that — that same ferociousness, same competitive drive.
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Higher consumer prices make products less competitive on the market.
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"Clearly it's a more competitive market out there," he said.
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"The Bay Area is such a competitive market," he said.
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But the nascent autonomous vehicle space has become fiercely competitive.
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Missouri and Wisconsin are swing states and Minnesota is competitive.
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Cheaters will not be allowed to gain a competitive advantage.
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Cunningham still faces a competitive primary race against state Sen.
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"I can't believe this is a competitive race," said Trump.
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"It's a competitive sport," Berger said in a recent lecture.
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The bidding for contracts by foster caregivers will be competitive.
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And this fuels the competitive dynamic between Lenù and Lila.
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I think competitive, successful men feel that way about women.
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She remains the youngest Oscar winner in a competitive category.
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So, Kleiner's in a very good place, but it's competitive.
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Instead, neutrality was an organic outcome of a competitive market.
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This leads to a competitive rush for the front row.
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Spike Lee finally took home a competitive Academy Award, though.
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Mississippi's House races are not seen as competitive this year.
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California has a competitive governor's race to replace outgoing Gov.
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Some grew up playing competitive junior hockey, and the Rev.
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And that's especially true in organizations with highly competitive cultures.
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I stink now but I'm still very competitive about it.
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Boeing, facing competitive pressure from Airbus, tried to avoid that.
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There are a lot of virtues to a competitive market.
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I think the competitive landscape for Foursquare just got harder.
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The top of the velocity charts will be more competitive.
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I'd love you to sort of assess the competitive landscape.
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He was extremely competitive this season in bobsled and skeleton.
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Both firms said they were withdrawing due to competitive pressures.
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Now check out just how insanely competitive Kobe can be.
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His educational future at a competitive college would be over.
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We're going to get competitive at the very local level.
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This includes a competitive investment environment and less red tape.
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A tribe had their casino established and it was competitive.
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"We wanted competitive standards because we are athletes," she says.
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A potentially more interesting competitive threat could come from AMD.
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The NHL's competitive balance is basically one big shrug emoji.
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There's a lot of complexity here, and so people ... Many, many ... Our list of, literally, the competitive landscape doc that we have internally, that we use for doing competitive analyses, is pages and pages.
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You know, while it's really, really competitive here in the Bay Area and competitive in places like Boston, where no one owns a car or only 11 percent of the population drives a car.
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"Against this backdrop, the proposed merger of AT&T and Time Warner is a pro-competitive, pro-consumer response to an intensely competitive and rapidly changing video marketplace," the companies said in the filing.
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"The reality of the marketplace is it's competitive and often you just have to go to series, both from a timing point of view and from a competitive point of view," he told Deadline.
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Notably, the developer is bringing back six-versus-six multiplayer matches in the competitive Crucible game mode after making a risky gamble with its sequel and restricting all competitive play to four-versus-four.
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At least that's the Commission's intention: To reset what has been judged an unfair competitive advantage for Google via Android, and foster competitive innovation because rival products get a fairer chance to impress consumers.
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Rick Pitino shows off hoops skills Rick Pitino played his first competitive basketball in 20 years yesterday, and frankly, he looked pretty good for a guy who hasn't played competitive basketball in 210 years.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Toys' CCC rating reflects the long-term competitive and secular headwinds faced by the company that have led to meaningful top-line and EBITDA declines and questions regarding long term competitive viability.
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Create a competitive advantage A competitive advantage is defined as your unique advantage that allows you as a business to generate greater sales or margins, and/or acquire and retain more customers than competitors.
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So much of the appeal of competitive spectacles lies in that direct human-versus-human battle, where the actions of one human directly affect the other and affect the wider competitive community as a whole.
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My thought bubble ... You may be sick of hearing me say this by now, but it's true: Health care is not a competitive market, and the more you need it, the less competitive it is.
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Competitive threats that could substitute Nemak's products are not likely to arise in the near term due to the company's strong competitive position and expertise in producing cylinder heads and engine blocks using aluminum castings.
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"Google has cemented its dominance in online search adverts and shielded itself from competitive pressure by imposing anti-competitive contractual restrictions on third-party websites," Margrethe Vestager, the EU's competition commissioner, said in a statement.
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"We need to support those women earlier and learn the lessons of how effective the other side was in getting women through these competitive primaries," said Stefanik, who won a competitive primary race in 2014.
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SO IT'S AN INCREDIBLY COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR OVER THE TOP LIVE TV AS WELL AS THE ON-DEMAND SERVICE AND I THINK IT WILL EVEN GET MORE COMPETITIVE AS MORE PEOPLE GET INTO THE MARKET.
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If you look at what happened there, across the board every other industry has very competitive, you know, dynamics, but also many areas of collaboration in order to you know stay competitive and stay relevant.
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If the renminbi's value declined against the dollar, that would make Chinese exports cheaper in terms of dollars and more competitive overseas, while making imports of foreign goods more expensive and less competitive within China.
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Our thought bubble: Disney is most competitive thanks to its content offerings and competitive pricing, costing less than Netflix and Amazon Prime — and its bundled service costs the same as Netflix's most popular subscription tier.
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"History has proved that areas that are more open are more competitive, and areas that are less open are less competitive and see risks accumulating (as a result)," Yi said in his wide-ranging speech.
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Other "bona fide competitive reasons do not bar a plaintiff from demanding that a court enjoin illegal conduct that skews the marketplace by inserting an additional unlawful competitive advantage," 2nd Circuit Judge Pierre Leval wrote.
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"I think he can win New Hampshire, which he didn't win; I think Nevada is very competitive and the state has trended much more left recently, but that's a very competitive state," Lewandowski told Hill.
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Yes, but: While polling and analysis suggests that Disney will have a competitive advantage in the upcoming "streaming wars," its ambitious subscriber goals will be tested in coming months when competitive services begin to launch.
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He has also argued that ideologically packed districts should be called "fair districts" and admits that his stance on competitive elections makes him something of an outlier among political scientists, who largely support competitive elections.
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Are there lessons in the election that actually the Democratic Party, if it wants to be more competitive in Michigan and more competitive in Pennsylvania, needs to worry about moving too far to the left?
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Jack Markell of Delaware, referring to the most politically competitive states.
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Khloé's very competitive with Kim and they were on opposite sides.
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We don't need to follow people around to gain competitive intelligence.
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Governments also legislate to ensure that markets are in fact competitive.
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But UEFA's hope that this would improve competitive balance was misplaced.
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Verizon seems serious about turning itself into a competitive content provider.
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Ericsson's commercial offerings are priced at a competitive rate, Mellor said.
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He has not played a competitive round anywhere since last August.
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We see signs of rationalization in the competitive dynamics in ridesharing.
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"It's definitely been a more competitive marketplace," spokeswoman Alyssa Peera said.
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Campaign cash will be critical to allow candidates to stay competitive.
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"We have the most competitive team in the nation," Dobbs said.
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Their variety and bombast have swelled in an increasingly competitive field.
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However, Current declined to share its subscriber numbers, citing competitive reasons.
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But this one was as competitive and close as can be.
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You're pitching to win the grand prize in a competitive field.
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In leagues where waivers are competitive, I don't like this move.
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It is a wonderful competitive environment and they compete against Apple.
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"We will only operate where we are competitive," Sewing said Monday.
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Through each other's eyes, supportive and competitive, our art took off.
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Airbus and Boeing dominate an already under competitive airline manufacturing industry.
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Those moves make Chinese products more competitive relative to American products.
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In the two franchise daily broadcasts, CBS is simply not competitive.
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It will have a competitive point system and 12 minute rounds.
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On the more competitive side of the spectrum sits Wrestler Mike.
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Larry Hogan is viewed as the more competitive contest on Tuesday.
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The competitive education system has resulted in a lucrative tuition industry.
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Brazilian crops are becoming more competitive with the U.S. agriculture industry.
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The video streaming service market has become an extremely competitive market.
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The amount raised included 2.70 million euros in non-competitive bids.
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In 2015, both Activision and Electronic Arts launched competitive gaming subsidiaries.
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Competitive pressure is high right now, as are incentives on vehicles.
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"The aircraft leasing market is very competitive right now," said Dutton.
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In the other competitive slate, Cuba and Brazil beat out Guatemala.
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It should be no surprise that competitive pinball is a thing.
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Netflix has created a competitive service to us, using our product.
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Cam also admitted in his Bachelorette bio that he's very competitive.
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Journalism is far more competitive now than it was in 1973.
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The amount of outperformance among more competitive fund families is significant.
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A plate of cold wings, however, is a competitive death sentence.
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And to do that, we have to understand their competitive position.
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Is it competitive to get a streamer on to the platform?
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AIQ's work for WPA followed a competitive bid process, he said.
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I think we've demonstrated that we've got a really competitive chassis.
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The layoffs are unfortunate, but GM must stay competitive, Summers said.
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Our quality's high and our price points are actually really competitive.
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But how do you do that in such a competitive landscape?
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But that's not an option anymore because of the competitive marketplace.
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Nelson is staring down a competitive challenge from Florida's Republican Gov.
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We're extremely competitive if we're operating on a level playing field.
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MCCONNELL: Well, I think it is going to be very competitive.
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SoundCloud's competitive advantage is its music library, not its user base.
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The amount raised included 262.5 million euros in non-competitive bids.
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This one is more relaxed, as it isn't a competitive one.
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The gaokao, which means "big test" in Mandarin, is incredibly competitive.
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WE LOOKED AT THAT OPPORTUNITY TO BE ABLE TO BE COMPETITIVE.
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The result: more expensive end products that are less competitive abroad.
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He was 17 when he made his competitive first-team debut.
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And Trump's competitive streak is well-suited to the Flywheel method.
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"It's the biggest competitive eating event in the world," Zisser says.
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I love finding out about innocuous competitive Internet subcultures like this!
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We need to make sure we are paying competitive to those.
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"This is a fascinating time from a competitive perspective," said Vincent.
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Competitive ISPs say that would significantly undercut their ability to build.
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You won't find a more competitive early matchup than Colorado vs.
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The second night will feature a final round of competitive singing.
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Hundreds of startups entered the competition, creating a very competitive field.
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The tech world's most competitive market is only growing more so.
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Flywheel is competitive, so your power and RPM give you points.
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Receptos has got a competitive drug, and they [Celgene] own Receptos.
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Analysts worry about a competitive build-up of plutonium in Asia.
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Vucevic kept the Magic competitive with nine points and six rebounds.
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We are also naturally competitive, both with others and with ourselves.
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"I'm not sure it makes us more competitive," Glaser told me.
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Modern competitive computer games like StarCraft are much, much more complicated.
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I concluded this wasn't the time to be competitive or perfect.
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Firms and their owners enjoy only limited windows of competitive advantage.
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So, it's a large business, and with scale, it's competitive advantage.
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Is the race for a $20 air fryer really that competitive?
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If you're not hyper-competitive, this might not be for you.
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This has made it difficult for U.S. growers to remain competitive.
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The first idea is that business is more competitive than ever.
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They offer competitive and fully funded teaching assistantships with health insurance.
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The truth is you can still be competitive and a liability.
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How do you bring about a big competitive coalition of partners?
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But you also saw his competitive side where he didn't wilt.
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"The space is more competitive than it's ever been," he said.
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OpenAI first ever to defeat world's best players in competitive eSports.
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East Carolina University, N.C., $136.6 million of general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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TUESDAY Florida Board of Education, $2300 million of debt securities. Competitive.
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WEDNESDAY Minnesota, $2111.5 million of school district general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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WEDNESDAY Massachusetts Clean Water Trust, $285.3 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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THURSDAY New Mexico Finance Authority, $53.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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WEDNESDAY Massachusetts School Building Authority, $150 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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The competitive enterprise communications space has been consolidating rapidly this year.
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Where does the OnePlus 7 fit into this highly competitive landscape?
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It's the No. 1 competitive advantage every startup can give itself.
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The last three winning Democratic candidates came through open, competitive primaries.
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Four to three is anti-competitive, at least in this case.
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The business is worth $4.6bn globally, growing fast and highly competitive.
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Transparency only serves you well if your market is fully competitive.
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A cheaper pound makes Britain's wares more competitive in foreign markets.
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It's a highly unusual split among competitive races in each chamber.
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Four of the nation's most competitive House races are in Minnesota.
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Rohrabacher and Mimi Walters are seeking re-election in competitive races.
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Hurdles to student voting are hardly limited to politically competitive states.
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Mitsubishi Motors Taiwan terminated its sponsorship of Blizzard's competitive gaming events.
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The city would determine the eligible private carters through competitive bidding.
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It's a good time to be a fan of competitive gaming.
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Competitive hybrid companies like Tesla are aggressively updating its Autopilot software.
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Who knew biking in place could be such a competitive business?
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But, of course, other races could end up being competitive too.
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Now, however, insurers face unprecedented competitive pressure owing to technological change.
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Past contests were less competitive because candidates had already dropped out.
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It will also allow for more competitive pricing versus overseas customers.
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