If I went to our competitors, our competitors have shifted.
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Khan has many for-profit competitors, with new competitors launching everyday.
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Tiny competitors, comparatively, but a swarm of tiny competitors can do real damage.
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"Tesla will go from zero direct competitors to 40 direct competitors," he said.
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He was one of many competitors, and not all his competitors fell away.
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Comcast and Charter are not competitors or even potential competitors in the wireless market.
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Female athletes and sports competitors make 103.0% as much as male athletes and sports competitors.
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Competitive analysis: Deeper analysis of individual competitors or potential competitors that could challenge your model.
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No one really ever beat us, if you really think about router competitors, switching competitors, etc.
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We have competitors, our closest allies are competitors – the Brits, the French, the Germans and others.
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The publication consistently outranked its competitors in search, often with blog posts based on its competitors' work.
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Obviously, they will still be competitors, in the same way energy companies and telecommunications companies are competitors.
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"My entire philosophy is to be less like our competitors, and not more like our competitors," Wenig said.
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More frightening, it allows Google to hide competitors and potential competitors in any business it chooses to enter.
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Some competitors shot back at GoogleGoogle competitors The Trade Desk and Telaria pushed back on Google's blog post.
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Exact competitors are hard to pin down as Koru Kids incorporates several different services, each with specific competitors.
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Follow your competitors on social media While a tool like Hootsuite will alert you to many mentions of your competitors on social media, it won't show comments that don't explicitly use your competitors' name.
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" Schrage also acknowledged that Definers was asked to "do work on our competitors" and "positively distinguish us from competitors.
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Where there is no misuse of dominant position but where competitors, small-like competitors, can have a fair go.
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Female competitors will follow the same requirements for bottom coverings as the male competitors, minus the requirement for groin protection.
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U.S. banks, of course, have many competitors, including banks headquartered in other countries, as well as domestic non-bank competitors.
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And so our competitors are, you know, in one part of our business the competitors are Cengage and McGraw-Hill.
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They know that changes to the law will sink their smaller competitors, and that those competitors are their future acquisitions.
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He indicates three typical concerns: that the merged companies can block new competitors, that they can foreclose competitors from customers or key inputs, and that they may have confidential information that allows them to compete with competitors unfairly.
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In other words, even if Google is sending traffic to competitors, it also has the ability to lock those competitors out.
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The older average fleet age than competitors has also helped Delta avoid the 737 Max conundrum that has consumed its competitors.
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Think about your business, you know your competitors right now, your typical competitors, are McGraw Hill and I guess Hachette, I suppose.
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Quibi's competitors are therefore not Netflix and HBO so much as YouTube and Facebook, whose previous competitors were our imaginations and memories.
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Whether it happens next year or two years from now and whether it's two or three competitors or 10 competitors, we don't know.
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Its direct competitors include natural health brands like Tiger Balm, BetterYou and Weleda, but also adjacent competitors such as Voltarol and Deep Heat.
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Chic filed retaliatory lawsuits against American competitors, adopting many of the tactics that American companies have used for years to hobble Chinese competitors.
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That means selling such services to their competitors would need to be profitable enough to make up for giving competitors that business edge.
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The FDA is currently targeting areas with limited generic competition, speeding up approvals of competitors and encouraging new competitors to come into those spaces.
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Competitors still don't know exactly which challenges they'll face on Thursday or how often each team's patches will be shared with the other competitors.
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As gatekeepers, they can block access altogether; they can target competitors, including competitors to their own video services; and they can extract unfair tolls.
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The competitors now get a break until tomorrow morning, when Puzzle 7 — the final puzzle that all competitors solve — begins at 9:00 a.m.
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Some 427 competitors from 37 countries compete in the Conquest Cup, and the majority of the Turkish competitors are dressed in Ottoman-era outfits.
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New competitors, such as eMachines, had no qualms about outsourcing their components, driving down PC prices significantly and putting upmarket competitors in a lurch.
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If most of America's allies (which Mr Trump often refers to as competitors) are unhappy, its real strategic competitors, Russia and China, are making hay.
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These competitors want 'gloving' to be the next big sport These competitors want 'gloving' to be the next big sport This segment originally aired Nov.
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Ruh said that while GE faces competitors in every deal, many startups are not true competitors because Predix includes unique applications and is available globally.
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And for all those Midwestern jobs making those products, they'd better hope foreign competitors don't undercut them because the competitors' inputs are now much cheaper.
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"Traditional broadcasters are no longer our only competitors for viewers, for advertising and for content," she said, adding that new competitors were also ITV's customers.
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Additionally, Alibaba Cloud's vision seems inextricably tied to that of its global competitors; it takes liberal inspiration from competitors when developing service capabilities and branding.
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"Retail is one of the steps that our competitors use to manipulate prices — to put it bluntly, our competitors own the major retailers," Kwon said.
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Top Competitors: China has fielded the strongest competitors in the sport, having won 18 gold medals in badminton since it was introduced to the Games.
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Top Competitors: China has fielded the strongest competitors in the sport, having won 18 gold medals in badminton since it was introduced to the Games.
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Apple Music launched in 2015 into a world with only two competitors, Spotify and Tidal; Apple News+ and Apple Arcade arguably have no real competitors.
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In a study of professional archers, Seiver found that athletes scored significantly higher when their main competitors were present versus when the competitors were not.
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I love and honor our competitors, I want our competitors to do a good job so that we have to do an even better job.
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Ex-Uber employee Jacobs: Uber team "successes" included acquiring leaked codebases of competitors on GitHub, getting info on drivers overseas, also general metrics around competitors overseas.
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He noted points in the judge's order about the concentrated national market, the high barrier to entry for competitors, and the companies' roles as direct competitors.
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Google dwarfs other search competitors and has faced harsh criticism in the past for favoring its own products over competitors at the top of search results.
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Club of competitors The late President Bush was himself a testament to the bygones-be-bygones nature of a club that is composed of political competitors.
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While higher wages for employees meant that private sector firms with unions hired less than their nonunion competitors, state and local governments don't really have competitors.
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We're proposing to no longer tax worldwide, so we'll match what our competitors do, and then we've proposed to border-adjust our taxes to match our competitors.
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These high prices to connect to cellular towers then impact pricing for the end user and smaller competitors, those same competitors and consumer groups have long argued.
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How AT&T's competitors faredWhile subscriber losses were worst at AT&T, cord-cutting also accelerated at cable competitors including Comcast and Charter, adding to the trend.
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When Amazon executives are asked to compare their offerings with their competitors they typically dodge the question by saying the company is focused on customers, not competitors.
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"[Chipotle] had a dominant position for a while, for a few years… there are now many competitors and there are competitors attacking them from all fronts," Firestone said.
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But as the multinational restaurant doubles down on delivery technology, company executives are more concerned about delivery apps boosting demand for their competitors' food, not the competitors themselves.
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Meanwhile, their corporate competitors will rake in billions that they can use to compete for quality employees, undercut prices of their small-business competitors and feather their nests.
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And I&aposm sure that many of those competitors will be there five years from now and 10 years now, and they&aposll emerge to be good competitors.
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Facebook shouldn't block you from finding friends on competitors Earlier in April, I wrote a report on how Facebook used Policy 4.1 to attack competitors it saw gaining traction.
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"Among #juul posts, 15.4% showed JUUL products, 183% JUUL competitors, and 3.7% products from both JUUL and its competitors," says the paper, which has not yet undergone peer review.
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There is much talk about how the way that Google designs its search results page is unfair to competitors and that not enough consumers are clicking on competitors' links.
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Meanwhile, competitors are said to fall into three camps: Traditional payroll outsourcing; older payroll software products like Sage, Brightpay and MoneySoft; and newer competitors like Payfit and Xero Payroll.
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The company and its competitors had to figure out a better cost structure, and Brink's competitors figured it out first, which led to the Starboard investment and turnaround plan.
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Perhaps an ISP will favor a particular airline reservation website or an online newspaper by blocking access to its competitors, or simply by making access to competitors' content painfully slow.
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" Buttigieg did not endorse one of his former competitors on Sunday night, and instead used the moment to laud all of his competitors for "demonstrating what public service can be.
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If we allow foreign competitors to increase influence in emerging markets, those competitors will strengthen their grip in areas of geopolitical importance to the United States like Africa and Latin America.
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The competitors (are) offline retailers and … retail in general.
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None of AWS' cloud competitors have followed suit — yet.
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" Also find out, "What are this company's competitors doing?
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An addressable market that's crowded with competitors therefore tends to be a less attractive "fact pattern" (in analyst lingo) to public investors — unless the company can establish clear differentiation against those competitors.
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Despite emphasising that Laundryheap's main competitors is the washing machine in people's homes, Dimitrov says there are a number of direct competitors in different markets, naming Laundrapp and Zipjet in London, Laundr.
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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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As the Atlantic noted earlier this year, Apple has "considerably better policies [on privacy] than its more data-hungry competitors," but still profits off of those competitors via its app-store model.
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Jason pays all of his employees a living wage but his competitors' employees must use the social safety net to reduce their personnel costs because his competitors don't pay a living wage.
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Just as concerning, strategic competitors such as China and Russia have capitalized on a distracted and overstretched U.S. military to become peer-level competitors in important technologies and regions of the world.
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According to a series of articles by the Wall Street Journal, Facebook used Onavo to scout emerging competitors by monitoring user activity – acquiring competitors in order to neutralize them as competitive threats, and in cases when that did not work, monitor usage patterns to inform Facebook's own efforts to copy the features and innovations driving adoption of competitors' apps.
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The idea of using advertisers to take on your competitors or hijack their message isn't new — for example, it's a normal tactic to target competitors' brand names and other keywords in search campaigns.
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This could allow competitors to spring up and compete, but those competitors wouldn't have access to the same scale the current incumbents do, probably leading to higher costs, especially in the short term.
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Advertisers and ad-tech competitors criticize Google for exerting too much control over how publishers and advertisers buy and sell ads, and 50 state attorneys are investigating whether its advertising business stifles competitors.
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We think of each platform as direct competitors to create a larger ecosystem while a smattering of other competitors (Siri, Cortana) struggle to make sure it doesn't turn into a two-horse race.
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However, Ritual maintains its ingredients are superior to the competitors.
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Arbitration clauses and complex contracts are used to hobble competitors.
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"It's not easy to keep up with competitors," he said.
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Unlike competitors like Duolingo, though, Babbel is a paid service.
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Some competitors complain that the loan is illegal state aid.
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Its competitors, though, see it as a call to arms.
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Let's face it, she's one of The Challenge's strongest competitors.
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I mean, essentially at that moment we were competitors, right?
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Unlike its competitors, though, the HomePod will favor Apple products.
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It's difficult to quash your competitors while focusing on profitability.
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Christie funneled millions into attack ads hitting their closest competitors,
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These pages are outperforming popular news competitors in overall engagement.
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It allegedly refuses to license its patents to direct competitors.
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Tesla has a big advantage over its competitors: brand recognition.
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HomePod and Echo, obviously, will ultimately be more direct competitors.
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They're going to F your largest competitors, but go ahead.
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So competitors are catching up, they're doing a better job.
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Compared to the handful of listings found on competitors Breastmilkforsale.
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As Lyft and GM started realizing that they were competitors.
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It's been eons since Intel and AMD were serious competitors.
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Good luck to all the #invictusgames2016 competitors from Marvin #TheRoyalHamster!
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BlackRock says its product is cheaper than its average competitors.
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Set the agenda; make your competitors respond to you. 6.
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Wandering the benches before show time, meeting the furry competitors.
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Investors in Juul's competitors appeared to welcome the FDA announcement.
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The company's shares have dropped far more than its competitors.
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Competitors can also express their views on the price hike.
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So, my friends and fans, comrades and competitors, investors short
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"We have a lot of great competitors here," says Miller.
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And that, in turn, means less interest for its competitors.
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When they cut down on credit, European competitors stepped in.
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Waymo is miles ahead of its competitors in public testing.
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Still, production costs remain well above those of global competitors.
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Prepare for an absolute onslaught of news about Bitcoin competitors.
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Competitors would make these companies pay for such dysfunctional gridlock.
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"There are some really strong competitors this year," she says.
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Competitors including Roche and AstraZeneca have already made similar moves.
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Regulators said this gave Google an unfair advantage over competitors.
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But competitors took notice and beefed up their breakfast offerings.
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REGIONAL COMPETITORS There is also the issue of regional overlap.
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It's been a rough couple of months for Amazon competitors.
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Meanwhile, competitors like Apple and Amazon have dedicated lyrics teams.
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In Rio, 45 percent of all competitors will be women.
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We've seen companies weaponize API access to cut off competitors.
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Now, Nintendo appears to be cribbing from its competitors playbook.
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The few women competitors who braved it were openly harassed.
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Plus, all competitors will join our Startup Battlefield alumni community.
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That's not a guaranteed thing you get with its competitors.
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Qualtrics' main competitors include SurveyMonkey, which went public in September.
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And wheat has new competitors, especially in America's richest quarters.
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Slowly but surely, its competitors are launching their versions, too.
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Stratis' competitors in this space include Bitcoin Suisse and Lykke.
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Unlike some of his competitors, Sanders doesn't want their money.
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Competitors that keep their assembly in China would be unaffected.
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Competitors have special promotions to take advantage of the closings.
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"I thought we needed range longer than competitors," he said.
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But the Chinese competitors have some advantages of their own.
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Among the competitors was one rogue racer who didn't register.
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It's a position that might make competitors a little uneasy.
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That's a major strength of the device over its competitors.
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A quick perusal of Google offers no other big competitors.
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Salesforce.com (CRM) has underperformed its cloud competitors such as Amazon.
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Trump starts with a significant edge over his potential competitors.
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However, with 10 million+ users, it's still behind some competitors.
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But it already has plenty of other competitors to challenge.
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And in the real world Apple stomps its Android competitors.
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They have looked sluggish next to smaller, more agile competitors.
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Other competitors are pushing teas and ice creams up market.
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So ministers are trying to broaden the field of competitors.
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Officials have sent questionnaires to competitors about the possible deal.
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It has the power to hit competitors where it hurts.
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Modularity is the key here, as with competitors like Fetch.
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Nest's Temperature Sensor isn't quite as advanced as some competitors.
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One of Shelton's competitors also openly disagreed with the decision.
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Mark Zuckerberg: Uh, senator, we have a lot of competitors.
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The two competitors in the middle are in the pose.
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Did we ask them to do work on our competitors?
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However, his mobile competitors aren't waiting for that to happen.
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Some of these competitors even offer their services for free.
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Such investments make it harder for competitors to catch up.
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Each of those competitors is formidable in its own right.
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Dr on Demand (US) and Babylon (UK) are similar competitors.
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Competitors supporters met their excitement with a handful of boos.
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Competitors are eyeing that end of the market as well.
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Other competitors include Proximic by comScore, and Peer39 by Sizmek.
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Examples include: If these aren't your direct competitors, don't worry.
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And their Chinese competitors — Baidu and Alibaba — aren't far behind.
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Rakyan, however, does not see big beverage companies as competitors.
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Prime Day also had a halo effect on Amazon's competitors.
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Tamer isn't concerned about the competitors that have sprung up.
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It's a big deal for Amazon and its retail competitors.
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Since then, banks have failed or folded into larger competitors.
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That frustration extends to some of Apple's competitors as well.
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Competitors are, of course, pushing for a change as well.
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There will also be a familiar face among the competitors.
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We're basically the same price as competitors now for them.
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Invest time to glean important, insightful information about your competitors.
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As a result, it lagged its closest competitors last year.
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Competitors include Airmule (which has raised just over $1 million).
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Competitors include large networking vendors like Cisco and HP Enterprise.
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The competitors like Daimler and others on these things, too?
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And more often than any of its competitors, it does.
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Most of their competitors are in the tourist attraction space.
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There are more competitors now, and much, much more money.
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Shortly after Rubio's Iowa performance two former competitors -- Louisiana Gov.
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In this instance, equality and security are partners, not competitors.
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Unfortunately for competitors, they're determined to keep it that way.
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Opera has a tiny market share compared to its competitors.
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Other competitors, like Google and HTC, also have standalone headsets.
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He has struggled to compete with local competitors ever since.
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When the government blocks mergers between competitors, good things happen.
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Other online CRM competitors included Salesnet, RightNow Technologies and Upshot.
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Step up or risk losing your best people to competitors.
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The Invoke stands out against competitors with one unique feature.
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The hope is Apple's version will soon influence its competitors.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, but I have plenty of other competitors.
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It also still uses software from some of Kiddom's competitors.
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Make sure the events have less than 193 competitors. 3.
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Competitors Kohl's and J.C. Penney also report earnings this week.
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But so far, it has been losing steam to competitors.
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DJI and GoPro are more than just newfound drone competitors.
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Other 5G competitors include Sweden's Ericsson and Finnish giant Nokia.
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Getting bigger is not the only way to squish competitors.
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Her competitors took an entirely different view of the situation.
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That means Apple is slow — far slower than its competitors.
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When Harford moved to Orbitz in 2009, they became competitors.
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But cost is not the only potential downside, competitors claim.
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Competitors are starting to creep right onto Apple's turf, too.
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Appian acknowledges that its biggest competitors are Salesforce and ServiceNow.
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As he aged, his digs at competitors sometimes turned shrill.
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"There are lots of competitors throughout the world," he said.
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Pier 1 Imports falling behind competitors like Target and Amazon.
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A good number of Cisco's biggest competitors are Acacia's customers.
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Competitors, from Walmart and Alibaba to Google and Netflix, linger.
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New competitors will not have things all their own way.
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It beats Facebook, Docker, Google, Apache, and many other competitors.
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Like some of its competitors, Voi is still pretty young.
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But the cloud is maturing, creating new openings for competitors.
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Beshear was backed by one of Bevin's GOP primary competitors.
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As they see it, Brexit would mean fewer foreign competitors.
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Two of EA's main competitors were also down on Friday.
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Amazon's rise left several early internet competitors in the dust.
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It may give competitors an opening and slow down SpaceX.
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Competitors Mastercard and Discover also eliminated the requirement this year.
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"You're talking seven or eight formidable competitors today," he said.
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Why has Unilever fared so much better than its competitors?
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QUINTANILLA: SOME OF YOUR COMPETITORS HAD DRAMATIC EPISODES OF LATE.
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Boeing and SpaceX are both partners and competitors, says Muilenburg.
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But competitors do not appear to be gaining much advantage.
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Late at night, his fellow competitors were hailing his legacy.
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My company started [appearing] in case studies with my competitors.
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Plus, its sleek design stands amongst its somewhat clunky competitors.
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Now some of those born female competitors are crying foul.
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Employers can collude more easily when there are few competitors.
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The eight music producers surrounding Bardle are this month's competitors.
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It feels years behind its competitors and its fellow Toyotas.
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How do the new Walmart cards stack up to competitors?
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All the competitors look ridiculous, so no extra embarrassment there.
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OnePlus has really outdone itself and its competitors this year.
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It claims its fees are now more transparent than competitors'.
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" On "Survivor," the competitors were split into teams, or "tribes.
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It also means competitors are not alerted to their plans.
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That's a much deeper list than some of its competitors.
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It's an ethereum competitor in the year of ethereum competitors.
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Those competitors put their upgrade plans in motion long ago.
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The video quality outperforms competitors in a lot of situations.
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They are focused on us and our competitors as well.
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So we have no issue with our competitors adopting FreeSync.
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The major distinction between SpaceX and its competitors is cost.
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But they are not the only competitors to sovereign investors.
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Scale will help hotels battle their main competitors: other hotels.
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"I don't try to compete with my competitors," she says.
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Competitors include Skype for business, MS Lync and Cisco Spark.
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China is growing it now and have become our competitors.
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Why would Uber buy a team that builds Snapchat competitors?
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Here you have these massive competitors coming into the market.
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It has been pushed out of the market by competitors.
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But in recent months, Yammer has seen new competitors arise.
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That's a huge chunk of sales Amazon's competitors aren't getting.
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Indigo, along with its competitors, could be a new alternative.
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Remember those $189 Chromebook competitors the company announced last year?
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That strategy, the company says, sets Foodsby apart from competitors.
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For that reason, these are more AirPods than PowerBeats competitors.
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This was the 28th robot wrestling tournament attracted 120 competitors.
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Alibaba's competitors — Tencent, JD.com and others — are making similar moves.
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Other competitors have grown, like Google Express and Amazon PrimeNow.
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Competitors leverage technology that drives cost out of the equation.
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Financially, too, Rivigo has driven past many of its competitors.
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Medicare for all's competitors don't just fall short on universality.
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He was one of the youngest competitors in the competition.
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This is what makes bitcoin and its competitors so risky.
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And competitors have urged regulators to pay closer attention, too.
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Its biggest competitors are Google's "forms" service, Qualtrics, and Medallia.
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But its founders insist that they are allies, not competitors.
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The years of delays have provided an opportunity to competitors.
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But even this nascent category has attracted some tough competitors.
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Varsity has filed multiple lawsuits against competitors, claiming copyright violations.
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Since the first race, about half the competitors have finished.
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Papa John's crust selection lacks variety compared to its competitors.
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The European authorities said those moves unfairly boxed out competitors.
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"I think our set of competitors will evolve," Rinke said.
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The congresswoman's competitors did not spend much time attacking her.
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She's outraised her Democratic competitors and even Republican incumbent Rep.
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That means they're competing for market share with foreign competitors.
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Election night is also when our competitors introduce new tools.
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Montgomerie had shot a 70 that would leapfrog 20 competitors.
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The men's postponement was not a surprise to the competitors.
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It lacks the complexity of some of the other competitors.
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These competitors aren't coming into this on an even footing.
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Europe is a protectionist setup designed to keep competitors out.
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Many of the couple's friends and competitors closed their factories.
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These girls are competitors, and we're all in it together.
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Even though we are fierce competitors, we find common ground.
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It considers China and Russia as competitors for global influence.
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Can it leapfrog its competitors while maintaining its privacy stance?
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Competitors are still deciding how deeply they need to go.
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Its two biggest competitors are European groups Nokia and Ericsson.
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The molecules are in especially snug configurations with few competitors.
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And the Chinese economy is slowing, wounding competitors like JD.com.
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And he says he's held preliminary talks with some competitors.
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That's shockingly cheap compared to competitors but there's no catch.
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Fitbit has had a problem with displays versus its competitors.
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A number of billionaire space entrepreneurs are candidates for competitors.
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Some counties have three competitors while others have just one.
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There are no competitors being taken out of the competition.
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Competitors are still deciding how deeply they need to go.
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That is because they don't reduce the number of competitors.
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"You are at a disadvantage to your competitors," Dietrich said.
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Such danger draws competitors who come to experience rare thrills.
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This year's roster of notable competitors includes something for everyone.
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" Competitors derided the mostly female reporting staff as "Rappler-ettes.
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Competitors pulled off big tricks and got even bigger air.
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Neons and their competitors will be more like artificial humans.
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Three key differentiators set Tower Bridge Advisors apart from competitors.
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The company cites enterprise software providers like , and as competitors.
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Schuh criticized the approach some of Chrome's competitors have deployed.
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That puts Dinnerly well below the price of its competitors.
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Like its competitors, American is grappling with higher fuel costs.
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The Tucson's active safety system is a bit behind competitors.
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In addition, their chipset business provides further leverage over competitors.
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Our contemporary competitors, the Neanderthals, would have got the nod.
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Only Congress can create new competitors to Fannie and Freddie.
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Cisco's competitors in switching and routing include Arista and Juniper.
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Mr. Zuckerberg responded that Facebook has a lot of competitors.
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True, Mr. Sanders is facing more competitors than in 2016.
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That alone will not bridge the cost gap with competitors.
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While they remain competitors, in this they should be aligned.
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It still has four others that don't slam competitors running.
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China and Russia, for example, are developing competitors to libra.
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If you have effective competitors, you are doing it wrong.
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Her piggy bank just isn't as full as her competitors'.
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His presidential strategy was unlike nearly all of his competitors.
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Even before AlphaBay went down, it had several large competitors.
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Other competitors in the space include General Electric and Microsoft.
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Some of Uber's future competitors say they are not worried.
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Singh might distract news media attention from all other competitors.
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Grants targeted at some people might disadvantage their business competitors.
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Ford and Tesla are beginning to square off as competitors.
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Their competitors are able to raise prices, increase their profits.
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Competitors like Lyft, meanwhile, have taken advantage of the opportunity.
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Targeting retirees is what sets Voyage apart from its competitors.
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But Salesforce has a huge size advantage over its competitors.
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That's what our competitors do, and what our businesses need.
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Meanwhile, competitors to Nielsen's media business, like Comscore, have struggled.
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The alternative path leaves the field to adversaries and competitors.
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Chief among its competitors in the nation is Disney's Hotstar.
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Jiji also faces competitors in Africa's growing online classifieds space.
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" Blackburn accused Apple, Facebook, and their competitors of "shielding criminals.
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I still like the iPhone better than its Android competitors.
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Fidelity fund competitors had no restraints on investing in Aclaris.
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Timing seems good for the company and its other competitors.
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He saw competitors selling magnets with no warnings at all.
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You'll once again be able to better challenge your competitors.
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Why: because its scale allows it to economically outspend competitors.
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Ericsson and Nokia both declined to comment on their competitors.
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But A.I.G. has done worse than its competitors, analysts said.
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Harris' competitors outside of Biden, however, all improved over time.
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This secrecy also helps Google stay ahead of potential competitors.
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The rear seat isn't nearly as comfortable as some competitors.
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Smith quickly drew praise from colleagues and competitors on Twitter.
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The banks' business has also been eroded by local competitors.
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Before, the banks had been trying to squash these competitors.
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It also kept metal bodywork where competitors have used plastic.
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Competitors mimicked its wares, and social media ad costs rose.
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Ms. Hannon charged $1,500 a month; her competitors charged $500.
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S. competitors, Caterpillar's director of investor relations, Amy Campbell, said.
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I think it's their competitors who have gotten so big.
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LG: Who do you consider to be your biggest competitors?
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Just that they have that insight into their main competitors.
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A loophole had meant GST was only applied to items purchased from overseas retailers worth $1,000 AUD or more — so local competitors argued it gave Amazon, eBay and other overseas competitors an unfair advantage.
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Tech competitors: As CNN's Brian Stelter noted earlier this week, a few of the advertisers that were first to pull ads from Google in the U.S., like AT&T and Verizon, are Google's competitors.
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If the learning curves for their products are short or top off quickly, early leaders will max out on them while they still have viable competitors, and these competitors will be able to catch up.
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"This isn't a case of going from four to three wireless companies – there are now at least seven or eight big competitors in this converging market," Legere said, referring to cable companies as wireless competitors.
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Some of Verizon's competitors are making faster progress with STIR/SHAKEN.
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Competitors including Target, J.C. Penney and Macy's will follow next week.
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He said that Costco had no intention of imitating its competitors.
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Apple's lobbying budget in Washington is far smaller than its competitors'.
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But Apple's option is just one in a sea of competitors.
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In fact, the retailer has fewer sales than competitors, Doiron said.
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His competitors have addressed the issue as well, with California Sen.
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Play it safe, and you risk being outmaneuvered by your competitors.
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The question is whether it's too late for competitors, in general.
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Its main competitors include OMV in Slovenia and INA in Croatia.
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One of EpiPen's competitors, Auvi-Q, has been recalled since October.
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The subpoena asks for internal Baxter documents and "communications with competitors."
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We began to worry less about cash and more about competitors.
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Will your company be among the competitors at Disrupt NY 2016?
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Only a handful of competitors out of 30 even come close.
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The "coopetition," cooperation among competitors, isn't limited to deals between automakers.
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We could have chosen to use regulation to thwart our competitors.
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Would I love to see the government F our largest competitors?
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The other competitors and onlookers were just as excited, she said.
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It has tried repeatedly to have foreign competitors harpooned with duties.
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In short, both companies are drawing attention from their many competitors.
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He was extremely popular and loved by his teammates and competitors.
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Meanwhile, mainland China and Taiwan are competitors in the semiconductor sector.
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She also wins points for quietly inciting her competitors toward insanity.
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You know, we respect each other as competitors and as people.
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He argued that combination will help distinguish the offering from competitors.
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But Left believes that Snap actually looks cheap against its competitors.
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Google couldn't smother competitors by demoting their products on Google Search.
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O) has inspired a host of competitors, including Twitter Inc (TWTR.
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The GT's $210,000 price tag roughly matches its most direct competitors.
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Zucker discussed Cuomo's competitors, Maddow and Hannity, with Variety last month.
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When you've crushed your competitors and left them fighting over crumbs?
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Like every successful business, we know what our competitors are doing.
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Meanwhile, HBO's competitors, such as Hulu, wouldn't get the same deal.
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Brandon has been one of our best competitors in our rotation.
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Traditionally in venture capital, funds do not invest in direct competitors.
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The shortages do not appear to be impacting Taco Bell's competitors.
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The Baltic does not have any direct competitors at this stage.
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It also accuses the company of bribery, spying, and hacking competitors.
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"My competitors, most of them are my boys," he tells me.
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On Monday, one of Ofo's smaller competitors — Hong Kong startup Gobee.
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That's aggressive pricing, undercutting strong competitors like Xiaomi's Redmi Note 7.
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This restricted its ability to spend, meaning it lagged unlisted competitors.
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The quality of your elitism knocks the socks off your competitors.
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But in real life, she and her competitors are great friends.
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Their competitors, relying on domestic suppliers, could benefit and raise prices.
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But its lead over a growing pack of competitors will narrow.
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Ever since, competitors have been working to tear that bundle apart.
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Swedish start-up Klarna and U.S. firm Stripe are both competitors.
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Those competitors, by the way, are no slouches by any means.
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Other competitors globally include Practo, Doctolib (which raised $266.7M) and Docplanner.
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Some of the finest scholars have been lost to foreign competitors.
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The e-tron is launching to a market with few competitors.
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It uses compute/sensors which cost less than 10% of competitors.
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I think we heard that before from one of Google's competitors.
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Vroom has partnerships with some of its ostensible competitors, namely Ebay.
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That means it tends to promote its own products over competitors'.
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However, Saria's truth-telling element allows it rise above its competitors.
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Competitors are coming, and they have more experience in the space.
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It's thin, nearly bezelless, and more futuristic-looking than its competitors.
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And I'll tell you, you hear that – SARA EISEN: Competitors, yes.
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Muscle Beach contest as a group of wary competitors watch him.
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The group of competitors immediately began hugging and congratulating Murray-Clas.
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"There are always bigger competitors, more well-financed companies," Yellurkar said.
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But how does oat milk nutrition stack up against the competitors?
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Its first challenge is an unfamiliar one: to grapple with competitors.
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Some brave souls even dress in costume to greet incoming competitors.
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"Two super competitors: POTUS and @stephencurry30," the caption read in part.
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Among the competitors not chosen was the US company Cogent Systems.
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Apple says it will offer lower interest rates than competitors, too.
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One area where the m215 bests its competitors is battery life.
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The three competitors who tied for 62nd place each earned $25,415.
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Hulu faces some of the same hurdles as its competitors, however.
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That's unlikely because there are plenty of competitors to its products.
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He was known to be bellicose with employees, competitors, and journalists.
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As such, Citi Bike's competitors are not happy about the news.
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ShipBob's competitors range from large public companies like Ryder Systems Inc.
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For one thing, it puts onus on competitors to keep up.
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Namely, could Campbell's move eventually force their competitors to follow suit?
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Competitors with food allergies or restrictions don't have to worry, either.
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Some of its competitors have taken large investments from strategic investors.
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"This is what our competitors are very interested in," he said.
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Gear VR and its "cardboard" competitors provide more reliably smooth experiences.
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He described how acquisitions of young competitors could be considered anticompetitive.
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Why am I getting outsold by my competitors in certain markets?
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Don't respond directly to negative comments left on your competitors' blog!
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The manufacturing process also gives Olli an environmental edge over competitors.
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Since then, Russia has been trying to get its competitors reinstated.
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Domio has a host of competitors, if you'll forgive the pun.
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Companies don't want to inform their competitors they're doing an IPO.
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Similar to competitors, the Laundryheap service offers laundry and dry cleaning.
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Go deeper: Competitors could arm regulators in Big Tech antitrust probes
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And like its competitors, it doesn't come with a keyboard included.
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Competitors are definitely leveraging Brexit uncertainty to fuel their competitive aspirations.
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Having lots of capital is in itself a shield against competitors.
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Homegrown competitors, including ZEN Energy, also offer home energy storage solutions.
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Globally, Alibaba's competitors include the likes of Amazon and e-Bay.
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Michael Bennet are both leading in the polls against their competitors.
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While Britain dozed and squabbled, foreign competitors had munched market share.
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Tesla's approach is controversial, and has drawn public criticism from competitors.
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Finally, buying ScrapeSentry took one of his competitors off the board.
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LG: Who do you see as your biggest competitors right now?
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The more success it has, the more competitors it will attract.
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Why is Facebook fighting so hard to drag down its competitors?
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This new OS will power dual-screen devices and Chromebook competitors.
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He's looking at his competitors, going, 'I'm having a good time.
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But America's and China's competitors should not cheer from the sidelines.
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DARA KHOSROWSHAHI: So, we have competitors in every single market. Right?
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It also comes short in the performance numbers of its competitors.
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Other competitors like Yamaha are also developing an electric motorcycle concept.
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Why would they when many of them don't have any competitors?
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All the competitors looked shocked, and Mike chuckled nervously to himself.
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"I spent a ton of energy tracking my competitors," he recalls.
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It may also introduce new competitors who completely rethink old processes.
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Suppose you run a sushi restaurant and have many competitors nearby.
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Only way they can beat competitors is by brand and rep.
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AT&T and Hulu were increasingly looking like competitors, not partners.
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And Facebook wouldn't be able to block competitors from using it.
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Flo's main competitors are the Clue Period Tracker, Glow, and Ovuline.
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But choosing between the ZenBook S13 and its competitors ain't easy.
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He's hoping his competitors, who share a common enemy, will agree.
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Some of United's competitors already offer free entertainment options on board.
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They typically bill something less than adult competitors, though not always.
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Only this time, it's on behalf of the competitors, not herself.
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Specifically, a range of competitors have focused on clothing and accessories.
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Many of Hulu's competitors already support 453fps streams to varying degrees.
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Update: I added more competitors and more details about So Shape.
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In 2014, it bought another of its competitors, messaging platform WhatsApp.
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Koppel doesn't see those companies as competitors, but as potential partners.
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Sometimes, meeting the other Excel 2016 competitors could get pretty heated.
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Competitors try to capture their opponents stones or secure empty space.
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Telefonica's main European competitors are Deutsche Telekom , Vodafone and France's Orange.
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Spectators and competitors at the Invictus Games have been seeing double.
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Competitors are locking down their devices more than ever before, too.
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This year's final show in late April involved about 200 competitors.
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Once competitors are allowed to consolidate, the bell cannot be unrung.
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It's one of our biggest advantages over other international industrial competitors.
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"[Competitors] don't do the data tracking that we do," Pressman added.
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That's obviously a competitive advantage, as competitors like TiVo require subscriptions.
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So there isn't much room for Uber to undercut its competitors.
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Its primary competitors are EndemolShine Group, ITV Studios, FremantleMedia and All3Media.
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A stronger Sky would be most damaging for pay-TV competitors.
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Competitors are top of mind for RapidAPI in another regard, too.
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Its main competitors are other enterprise servers like Ooyala, Jamieson said.
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Ironically, that means backing American tech giants globally against their competitors.
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Improving life for customers comes at a steep cost for competitors.
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John advises entrepreneurs to work 10 times harder than their competitors.
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It's a unique partnership among companies that would otherwise be competitors.
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The company is younger than many of its cell service competitors.
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Whether it can fend off its competitors remains to be seen.
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That puts us at a competitive disadvantage to our foreign competitors.
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Other factors at play might include regulations that keep competitors out.
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Such companies are starting to be challenged by non-Western competitors.
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And who do you imagine your competitors are at this point?
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The bill prohibits ISPs from blocking, throttling, or otherwise hurting competitors.
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Meanwhile, De Wit tells me the startup has three main competitors.
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McDonald's is already facing a time crunch compared to its competitors.
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It's a model that has attracted some competitors with big backing.
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A ruling against AT&T would also hurt its direct competitors.
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ROME — The distance between Novak Djokovic and his competitors remains gaping.
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Some competitors crush tennis balls with their hands, which sounds fun.
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Unlike its competitors, however, it limits the choices it offers consumers.
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Like many Clipper race competitors, Young had little competitive sailing experience.
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Castleton's expansion comes as its competitors have been selling assets recently.
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It has not worked out so well for JPMorgan's card competitors.
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" He praised what he called his new competitors' "diligence and soul.
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They found ways to merge with business partners instead of competitors.
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There is no reason to compete when you have no competitors.
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WE HAVE BRILLIANT COMPETITORS THAT ARE PURE PLAY E-COMMERCE COMPANIES.
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Some of the big names are too close to your competitors.
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The competitors for the e-commerce giant are also on notice.
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Private-sector competitors are subject to unfair competition from their regulator.
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On the other hand, there are many more media company competitors.
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"It just ticks them off," Myron Stine said of Stine's competitors.
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Why further unite two potential competitors in a grand anti-U.
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"But the problem is discounting and rebating" from competitors, he said.
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But their distribution model is getting a hit with other competitors.
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Not all competitors are jumping wholeheartedly onto the grocery delivery wagon.
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Unlike many of its heavily-researched satiric competitors, Who Is America?
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Sityodtong says his company purposely recruits and employs competitors like this.
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The other two competitors of the first day were two ladies.
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And who is among the competitors is the frigate export market?
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Ultimately, I think it's healthy that they [AWS] have proper competitors.
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That's one metric that might make Boxed's business appealing to competitors.
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These countries are economic competitors yet the world continues to collaborate.
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None of the biggest competitors can mimic this technology right now.
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The company has also been losing ground to competitors in Europe.
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The outlet viewed one of the questionnaires sent to Google's competitors.
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It's tough for these other competitors to stand out from Uber.
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Some athletes are vilifying competitors suspected of using performance-enhancing drugs.
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Google wants advertisers to know that it has plenty of competitors.
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Fenkell has repeatedly defended SmileDirectClub during the company's squabbles with competitors.
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Call it hyperbole, but competitors scrambled to reach his high bar.
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It didn't take long for its competitors to imitate the idea.
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"Competitors would love to know all of our growers," he said.
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Traditionally, such companies forbade their agencies from working with direct competitors.
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Step by step, the two longtime competitors walked down the fairway.
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They may provide a temporary advantage over competitors by improving margins.
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The Chinese know how to compete and can deal with competitors.
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He wasn't the only one subject to barbs by his competitors.
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"Their competitors, they're sick of losing," Lakers coach Luke Walton said.
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MI) - one of its biggest competitors along with French Engie (ENGIE.
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"These are alpha competitors working in an intense environment," he said.
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The U.S. is also facing pressure from competitors around the globe.
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Some swimmers are vilifying competitors suspected of using performance-enhancing drugs.
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Small businesses have also lost out to their much larger competitors.
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The big gains extend to its smaller competitors such as litecoin.
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In many industries, mere national competitors are too small to thrive.
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LG slapped competitors in the face with a surprisingly solid flagship.
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Texas Roadhouse's exceptional hospitality blew its competitors out of the water.
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JetBlue Airways is looking more like its bigger competitors these days.
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Still, Klook has raised considerably more than any of these competitors.
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What differentiates Jones from his competitors is his energetic presentation style.
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As the creator of our category, we're often asked about competitors.
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To make money, businesses must offer something better than competitors offer.
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They're a good gadget, one that stands apart from its competitors.
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Let's take a moment to see what our competitors are thinking.
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Additionally, we aggregate more messaging channels than all or most competitors.
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No wonder Google (and maybe Apple) are racing to introduce competitors.
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Sudden Coffee is of a completely different caliber than its competitors.
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The duo managed to flourish despite increasing encroachment by American competitors.
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It's coming from one of Microsoft's and their OEM's major competitors.
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Over time, her competitors realized she didn't pose a serious threat.
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Within five years, over 400 competitors were on the entry list.
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It's worth noting that Uber's international competitors have made similar moves.
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The telecomm giant is lagging far behind its competitors in subscribers.
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At the bobsleigh track on Saturday, Russian competitors were tight-lipped.
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The primary competitors in the professional are Polycom, Cisco, and Lifesize.
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Traditional publishers and many of Facebook's technology competitors do this often.
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The same, though, can probably also be said for Microsoft's competitors.
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In fact, competitors are investing in broadband at an unprecedented level.
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Knowledge spillover helps companies avoid repeating the mistakes of their competitors.
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Its competitors are taking a similar path with their A.I. technology.
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WE HAVE COMPETITORS THAT WILL FOCUS MORE ON A VALUE PROPOSITION.
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Fifty state attorneys are investigating whether Google's ad business stifles competitors.
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We've had competitors that will focus more on a value proposition.
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But he was confident that the new competitors would reach compromises.
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These books are not competitors; they are complements to each other.
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This year, four international competitors are being pointed toward the race.
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And if you don't take advantage of it, your competitors will.
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Competitors were usually well-known singers in China, not unknown amateurs.
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A variety of startups have been building competitors based on Bitcoin.
|
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Carriers frequently adjust their plans to attract customers away from competitors.
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They're locked in competition with foreign competitors like Volkswagen and Toyota.
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His admirable commitment to sustainability means larger overheads than his competitors.
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They took advantage of lax regulation to acquire would-be competitors.
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They're our closest competitors — and they can be our greatest allies.
|
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Spotify said Apple was continually changing its policies to harm competitors.
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Nor do student body presidents, debaters, yearbook editors or robotics competitors.
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The winning bet, it turns out, is on both competitors losing.
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Our trade competitors are already deep into implementing such industrial policies.
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That said, he's a step slower than most of his competitors.
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"Chasing our competitors has never been a solution," Mr. Bertolini said.
|
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SpaceX has rattled the cages, woken competitors up from their slumber.
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But it faces significant price pressure from competitors, particularly in China.
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The competitors came from nine nations and fit into two categories.
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Like those formidable competitors, it's comfortable and practical, fast and fluid.
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The competitors usually use one of their "speed" horses, Ward said.
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Mr. Trump imposed the tariffs after Whirlpool complained about foreign competitors.
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The success of his tactics has not gone unnoticed by competitors.
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In some ways, then, the Titan outdoes its competitors in Detroit.
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As a founder, you have to pay attention to your competitors.
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But even competitors were receptive and willing to talk to me.
|
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Costco and its competitors are obvious choices for those stocking up.
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"We believe we are six to nine months ahead of competitors."
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Can Australia add more readers than our friendly competitors in Canada?
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But generic competition slashes prices only when there are many competitors.
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One of the most unexpected new competitors has been Goldman Sachs.
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One of Torres's competitors, Tyler Wade, was able to distinguish himself.
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Old print competitors like Jane and Teen Vogue are long gone.
|
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Competitors argue that the A.I. battle among chipmakers has barely begun.
|
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Some graduates work at Plastek, but many wind up at competitors.
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DoorDash also faces fierce competitors in Uber Eats, Postmates and Grubhub.
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Countries such as India and Russia are competitors in many areas.
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The conglomerate, like its competitors, is facing an extremely uncertain future.
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How can smaller competitors embed themselves in the thoughts of consumers?
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The competitors on this season are reportedly returning home from Scotland.
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Let your competitors motivate you to consider every detail in preparation.
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The tech giants have long appropriated features and products from competitors.
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SOME OUR COMPETITORS SAID PUBLICLY 75% OF THEIR NETWORK WAS DOWN.
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Salazar knew he would lose his advantage if competitors used it.
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The Pizza from Domino's blew its competitors out of the water.
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Microsoft often portrays itself as the wise elder among younger competitors.
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Color Factory's competitors are also setting up bigger, more expensive operations.
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Her competitors are committed and have a strong narrative (and dragons).
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These products are all subject to the fluctuating prices from competitors.
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Competitors to May Mobility include Navya, Local Motors and Auro Robotics.
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It opened up its portfolio of patented intellectual property to competitors.
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Yet even Pat Brown's competitors often end up following his lead.
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The site has flourished, acquiring three major competitors in 2015 alone.
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And of course, they have Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace as competitors.
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WhatsApp had trailed its competitors in introducing the highly requested feature.
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In fact, several shareholders at Schwab House are among his competitors.
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"That's not the way many of its competitors work," he said.
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The competitors' names were being painted by Edward Perline, not Perlime.
|
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Competitors like Walmart have funded research into negative impacts of Amazon.
|
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"These days, they are one of our biggest competitors," he said.
|
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But anything short of 100 percent offers an opening to competitors.
|
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That is not the case for two of his closest competitors.
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Competitors have long accused Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei of corporate espionage.
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Sometimes resident bacteria on ants take up a gene from competitors.
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Sanders also has built a massive financial advantage over his competitors.
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And that's an opportunity Bloomberg's competitors are sure to seize Wednesday.
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A tournament rules committee can still impose other penalties on competitors.
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Facebook broke from its competitors in declining to change its rules.
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All the other cheap competitors up until recently had poor navigation.
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Apple products also carry a higher price tag than many competitors.
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More important, they blew their human competitors out of the water.
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Kempczinski needs to ensure McDonald's is keeping ahead of its competitors.
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Yum China approaches delivery a little bit differently from its competitors.
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Competitors are moving into the organic grocery business it once dominated.
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At the time, Twitter lagged far behind larger competitors like Facebook.
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That is one or two notches below most major European competitors.
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Some of Google's competitors aren't exactly hiding their doubts about Stadia.
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Cathay's mainland Chinese competitors have yet to report 2017 financial results.
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MACY'S EXEC - WE DIDN'T CHASE SOME OF OUR COMPETITORS' Q3 PROMOTIONS.
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"Blue-collar workers see immigrants as competitors for jobs," Bannon said.
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The first Ironman was in Hawaii in 1978, with 15 competitors.
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Today, there are 140 races to choose from, drawing 260,000 competitors.
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Vila cites direct competitors as companies like Soldo, Pleo or Spendesk.
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"Those people will get hired immediately by other competitors," O'Leary said.
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Vista and Silver Lake are much more competitors with each other.
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"We cannot treat Mike's Democratic competitors differently from him," Micklethwait wrote.
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In most cases, it is easy to identify other major competitors.
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The company, at first, eschewed things that other competitors deemed necessary.
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Competitors JD.com and Pinduoduo also reaped billions of dollars in sales.
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Those competitors increasingly include internet companies offering their own streaming services.
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Slowing the installation of solar will hobble one of their competitors.
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We had few direct competitors at the time of our launch.
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TC: A lot of competitors have sprung up in recent years.
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Foreign ventures do not always offer refuge from domestic competitors, either.
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WE HAVE STRONG RESPECTED COMPETITORS IN THE DEFENSE BUSINESS AS WELL.
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Each year, it offers some new feature competitors don't quite match.
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Meanwhile, one of his competitors for the 2020 Democratic nomination, Sen.
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And Trump has one major advantage over most of his competitors.
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Meanwhile, several of Sanders' competitors for the 2020 Democratic nomination -- Sens.
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But meanwhile, competitors were racing forward with flashy stunts and deals.
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Mishra does believe competitors will make moves in response and soon.
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It counts traditional speaker makers Bose and Samsung among its competitors.
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They were closely followed by fast-growing competitors Adobe and Microsoft.
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That is how Knotel differentiates itself from competitors, Sarva has argued.
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His entrance adds to the number of competitors in the field.
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"Evergreening can deter competitors from introducing generic alternatives," the report stated.
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New competitors Tesla has lifted the bar for electric-powered cars.
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Facebook said Watch is more personal and community-oriented than competitors.
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"I could cripple competitors by shutting down their manufacturing," said Kroub.
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Competitors will work with both 60 mm and 120 mm mortars.
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Delta and its competitors are asking employees to take unpaid leave.
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But competitors Siemens AG and Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems were cautious.
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Now she's one of the world's top competitors in the sport.
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She is beautiful and very fast, faster than her male competitors.
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They were saying there used to be a lot more competitors.
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings is used to getting questions about competitors.
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Jordan's fellow competitors clearly feel threatened -- and reacted by spewin' hate.
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The reality though is that supply chains of competitors do overlap.
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And just like its competitors, SoundCloud Go costs $10 a month.
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If we fail to develop and successfully commercialize autonomous vehicle technologies or fail to develop such technologies before our competitors, or if such technologies fail to perform as expected, are inferior to those of our competitors, or are perceived as less safe than those of our competitors or non-autonomous vehicles, our financial performance and prospects would be adversely impacted.
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Competitors could examine the disclosures of US companies to discern commercially sensitive information, and countries wishing to avoid disclosure could divert their business to foreign competitors not subject to the US disclosure rule, the institute said.
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When Mossberg asked Pichai to address his competitors in the space — Apple and Amazon — Pichai said they were all great competitors and that the situation is less like The Game of Thrones than the NBA finals.
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This is particularly true following the introductions of generics, especially when there are three or more generic competitors -- which has been shown to bring down prices more sharply than with only one or two generic competitors.
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Not surprisingly, Orbital Insight and SpaceKnow said, some of their customers use this satellite data to track the progress of their direct competitors, though those customers and their competitors are very reluctant to talk about it.
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Instead, focus on the company's pain points with regards to its competitors: What do competitors do better or have that this company does not, and how can you help the company to do or achieve just that?
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There was no immediate word on whether the victims included any of the competitors in the race, the Harbin International Marathon, which draws up to 30,000 competitors and a similar number of fans from around the world.
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But as Google has incorporated travel information, shopping services, or reviews about local restaurants and businesses into its search results, competitors argue that Google is self-dealing and favoring its own services over that of its competitors.
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Retail, media and health-care firms live in terror of digital competitors.
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"Emissaries can not work with competitors at the same time," he said.
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So I'm not so worried about losing ground to our European competitors.
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Apple will compete with two heavyweight competitors — Alibaba's AliPay and WeChat's wallet.
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Here's how much the other singles competitors earned at this year's tournament:
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Investors should sell shares of 3D Systems as competitors like HP Inc.
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Then, our competitors will deliver their final arguments as their clinching move.
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THEY LOOK EVEN BETTER NOW THAT OUR COMPETITORS HAVE POSTED THEIR NUMBERS.
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We have a large number of competitors, even with the deal done.
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The discount retailer's performance bucked a string of weak results from competitors.
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Panera Bread is once again throwing down the gauntlet to its competitors.
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A number of competitors have also embraced MoviePass' initial wave of popularity.
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SeeDoc's competitors include Lybrate, which is backed by Tiger Global, and iCliniq.
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Favorability numbers for three other top competitors also lag behind Biden's ratings.
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The huge potential in this often-overlooked market is luring more competitors.
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Other ex-competitors like retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson and former Texas Gov.
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What it means for Google and its competitors when we come back.
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Apple also appears to stymie environmental standards much more than its competitors.
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That, or a warning about Apple's competitors and their shady data businesses.
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The removable hand vac sets the Coral One apart from its competitors.
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Other map extensions from Uber competitors would work the same way, then.
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The competitors at the Invictus Games can't get enough of Meghan Markle.
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Its competitors include South Korea's SFA Engineering Corp and Japan's Ulvac Inc.
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But CBS has chiefly followed competitors' news breaks on ongoing Washington stories.
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It did away with the chronological timeline that differentiated Snapchat from competitors.
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How do competitors AT&T and Verizon feel about their potential rival?
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Who are the competitors — directly, indirectly, adjacently, up and down the stack?
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At the time, he listed Under Armour as one of those competitors.
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Some of these items are catchups with competitors, others would be new.
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In years past, most competitors aimed to carve out their own niche.
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Look though, the world's filled full of the competitors in this process.
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But many competitors have surfaced since Waymo separated from Google in 2016.
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More significant price competition is expected when other competitors emerge in 2021.
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Unfortunately, a lot of OkCupid's competitors have some growing up to do.
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Blues are major competitors in California, Florida and other big-state exchanges.
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But even his actively managed funds were cheaper than those of competitors.
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As Sears' competitors invested in its stores, Sears took a different approach.
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But in January, the share of prescriptions by competitors started increasing dramatically.
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SULLIVAN: WHAT DO YOU THINK IS GOING ON THEN WITH YOUR COMPETITORS?
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Your competitors are jealous – they all want what you've got – NUMBER ONE.
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Lucid sets itself apart from its competitors in a couple of ways.
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Three of the competitors brought along reindeer blood, a traditional stroganina dip.
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N) revived Indian motorcycles, gain popularity and competitors such as Honda (7267.
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The Redmi Go is also cheaper than competitors like the Nokia 2105.
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At under $900, it's also a little more affordable than its competitors.
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As some diners have stayed away from Chipotle, competitors have broadly benefited.
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But hell, if it isn't just slightly more endearing than its competitors.
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However, these competitors give similar warnings about consuming their crusts, as well.
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But even his modest support has paled in comparison to his competitors.
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Roughly 20% of banks aren't big enough and are weaker than competitors.
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But even in making his argument, he was complementary of his competitors.
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There are new competitors on the horizon like Tesla or Chinese ventures.
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You'd be surprised, though; Ferrari's competitors can't claim such well-built interiors.
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That would be nearly double the range of existing models from competitors.
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In a flash, dozens of smaller competitors were out of the race.
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Its competitors in the restaurant sector have much lower price-earnings ratios.
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Snap's big competitors have largely failed to field a viable Bitmoji competitor.
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Uber's collaboration with Volvo could give it an edge over its competitors.
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The institution of a cut halfway through tournaments has culled weaker competitors.
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The iPhone maker is already at a disadvantage compared to its competitors.
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This makes it hard for inland competitors to break into export markets.
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"But we see Amazon and Google as the main competitors going forward."
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The competitors′ performances on each individual glass rarely matched these headline averages.
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Competitors to mySugr Livongo raised $70m and glooko has recently raised $35m.
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The burnt popcorn apology in episode 203Though the competitors on Nailed It!
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Fitbit has also been involved in patent disputes with competitors, including Jawbone.
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The five firms are squeezing traditional competitors such as IBM and Macy's.
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The CSeries' more direct competitors are smaller jets made by Embraer Mitsubishi.
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From taekwondo to track, the female competitors are ready to break records.
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"In the late '90s, we were our main competitors," Mr. Ravitch said.
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Those psychological barriers make it very hard for competitors to break in.
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No other race admits to stripping so many competitors of their places.
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Apple is taunting its competitors with the company's pro-consumer privacy policy.
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Major competitors for ad spending such as Facebook Inc , Snap Inc, Amazon.
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Netflix, Amazon Prime and even a few of Disney's traditional competitors snickered.
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While the burger chain is improving, other competitors aren't too far behind.
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Competitors quickly copied the product, its packaging, and even used CardBuddy's photos.
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Apple TV+ will cost just $4.99 per month, undercutting competitors on cost.
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Tracking everything with paper leads its older competitors to see clients individually.
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Some of Google's competitors, including Microsoft, have built their own integration services.
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Confidence is thinned; missions are delayed; costs are incurred; competitors are emboldened.
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Asset manager Silverio, meanwhile, is continuing to bet on Amazon's Brazilian competitors.
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How do I work with some of the upstart ride-sharing competitors.
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Amazingly, few competitors have been able to overtake Venmo's first-place status.
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Competitors include Comcast Watch from Comcast and Binge On from T-Mobile.
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That's one reason that Courtine's startup isn't facing a crowd of competitors.
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But again, Trump spent less than his competitors and gained more votes.
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Competitors took part in 18 different events, including solving different sized cubes.
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"There's room for two, maybe three competitors in the area," he said.
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Meanwhile, Mr Sareshwala's competitors abroad, free of such concerns, can undercut him.
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Meanwhile, MakerBot's cheaper competitors failed to create a serious home printer market.
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The combination of the two companies may shake up competitors as well.
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Its competitors range from fellow U.K. firm Revolut to U.S.-based Chime.
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However, she tweeted good luck to competitors shortly before their first runs.
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The "competitors", if you will, in this case are traditional political consultants.
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Location: San Francisco Competitors: Buzzmove , Voxme, Virtual Moving Technologies, IGC Technology, Moving.
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At the Athletics World Championships in 269, 21998% of competitors failed tests.
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But there's a growing number of emerging competitors bidding for these contracts.
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Like competitors, it offers a large database of around 20 million+ tickets.
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Or, it could flow into advisors' fintech competitors: so-called robo advisors.
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Not only by people who feel there competitors, but by system [itself].
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But it'll still come out to far less than many competitors' systems.
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So, how can you leverage your competitors' negative reviews to generate leads?
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That still pales in comparison to some of his competitors, like Sen.
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Competitors like Robinhood could try to swoop in an offer managed portfolios.
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It probably helps that Textio doesn't have many competitors at the moment.
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ONE, THERE WAS SOME COMPETITORS THAT DIDN'T GET APPROVED BY THE FDA.
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That is because it has so many competitors snapping at its heels.
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Both foreign and local competitors grumble about the circumstances of Jio's birth.
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Squeezing out competitors has not yet translated into juicy profits for Jio.
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With the change, Verizon appears to be keeping pace with its competitors.
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The resolution and lag are horrid compared to the LG's biggest competitors.
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Our notch-to-display ratio is actually less than many top competitors.
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Called the LG 360 VR, the headset is tiny compared to competitors.
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Major competitors for ad spending such as Facebook Inc, Snap Inc, Amazon.
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As its competitors sourly point out, finance is a notoriously sticky business.
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Next, he said, the company has lost its technological edge over competitors.
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Amazon's increase in workers, however, is gigantic compared to its biggest competitors.
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But Deliv isn't necessarily trying to take on all these as competitors.
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Now, Congress has given each of our competitors a new marketing pitch.
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One of the most visible competitors in this space has been Uber.
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They're still a small portion of the market and face many competitors.
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Some market segments, such as 5G base stations, have no U.S. competitors.
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Amazon's would-be competitors might follow a similar path, by forging partnerships.
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Obviously, the two companies will remain competitors in their respective core businesses.
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Fights rarely feature two competitors at the opposite ends of the spectrum.
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He also explained challenges the app faces from competitors and from growth.
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At most shows, the bikini division is the most saturated with competitors.
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Bikini competitors seek a softer overall aesthetic and the ultimate hourglass figure.
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People noticed that it sucked roughly 10% less than its cheapo competitors.
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Competitors can only fish on three days of the five-day event.
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The job of helping competitors emerge belongs squarely to the antitrust watchdogs.
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Adaptive's competitors include Bristol-Myers Squibb, GlaxoSmithKline, Qiagen and Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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Unlike those of competitors' counterparts, the posts don't disappear after 24 hours.
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N would not sufficiently protect competitors, a Dish executive testified on Tuesday.
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The next closest jump among 2020 competitors is Beto O'Rourke with 51,73.
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It bought up incompatible competitors and created the first transcontinental communications network.
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It was only a matter of time before HQ Trivia had competitors.
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The real threat to their survival is a lack of star competitors.
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It's not like we don't notice that competitors sometimes have flashier UIs.
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They recruited 225 of the top 50 memory competitors in the world.
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It's this SaaS play that Elie says sets Floom apart from competitors.
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Those manufacturers would then face the threat of lawsuits from their competitors.
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Microsoft's competitors, Sony and Nintendo, sell consoles free of drugstore-shelf batteries.
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Doing so could hit Samsung's sales and give competitors a leg up.
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Symantec's enterprise competitors include Cisco, Crowdstrike, Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks and Zscaler.
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His drone shoots nets at its competitors with a cannon-like contraption.
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I think of our partners as partners and not competitors at all.
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My favorite pitcher to watch, among the greatest competitors I've ever seen.
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And for consumers, Amazon Prints offers sizable savings over competitors, like Shutterfly.
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With these steady advances, Facebook Messenger has outpaced its mobile app competitors.
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Unlike some of its competitors, it doesn't charge a pre-transaction fee.
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