Some, like nasal sprays, are allowed in competition while others - pills, intra-muscular injections — are banned in competition and require a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE).
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The acquisition puts Twilio in competition with startups like Callstats.
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Analysts highlighted the rise in competition and worries over costs.
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In general, though, there are two world views in competition.
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Gulf states could also find themselves in competition with China.
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The rules were keyed around fairness in competition for women.
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The only queen I feel in competition with is myself.
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But Mélenchon is also in competition with Le Pen, whose
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The first, as noted above, is a decrease in competition.
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"Scientists are not in competition against each other," he said.
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Bucking bulls have even been cloned and used in competition.
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Now Lorne is in competition with this incredible comedy industry.
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Instant Pickup puts Amazon in competition with vending machine services.
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For now, no one has landed a quad in competition.
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" She added: "Would I like to see more women in competition?
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Instant Pickup also puts Amazon in competition with vending machine services.
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Disney's "Oceans" premiered Thursday in competition at the Venice Film Festival.
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Now I don't feel like I'm in competition with anybody's ideas.
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We were both in competition to go get the jump drive.
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I wish all my old colleagues well going forward in competition.
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In competition, an athlete is given three attempts for each lift.
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Even in competition, she was made to understand a woman's place.
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They're locked in competition with foreign competitors like Volkswagen and Toyota.
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Theirs is a feud steeped in competition and fermented with age.
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"Would I hope to see more women in competition?" she asked. "Absolutely."
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T) to bid for Essar in competition with Russian lender VTB (VTBR.
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Well, are they in competition with others who are developing the products?
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Both premiered in competition at the traditionally risk-averse Sundance Film Festival.
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Although he has never been in competition, Allen is a Cannes favorite.
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The approach that we're taking is we're not in competition with NASA.
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Dumas said it was the most impressive he had driven in competition.
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I don't think The Bachelor and Love Island should be in competition.
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Lack of sleep is not good for a body, especially in competition.
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The Kardashian and Jenner women truly shine when they're in competition mode.
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As for the the final three in competition for Nick's heart — relax!
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Short of a massive breakup effort, the reduction in competition is permanent.
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The Russian athletes who will be in competition in Berlin are clean.
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Red personality types want power, thrive in competition, and fear losing control.
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Some nights we may be in competition with the late, late movie.
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Mr. Allen said he didn't like the idea of being in competition.
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Wealthfront, Betterment, and Ally are just a few in competition with Synchrony.
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"In competition for this service, we may have better quality service," Sen.
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It is so dangerous that even Biles won't try it in competition.
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Paris is in competition with Los Angeles to host the 2024 games.
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The New Haven area has witnessed the most significant decline in competition.
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"It is hardwired into autocracy to have underlings in competition," he said.
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He is, himself, a media producer in competition with other media producers.
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I would love to see how well he would do in competition.
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In Trump's White House, rival factions exist in competition for Trump's ear.
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Now [producer] Lorne [Michaels] is in competition with this incredible comedy industry.
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Mr. Quinn said Neon had often found itself in competition with Netflix.
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"This will not happen in competition with NATO," the German official said.
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"It's not an enviable position to be the only woman in competition and I really hope this is the last year," she said, adding that she wants one say to be seen as "just another filmmaker in competition".
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A race to the bottom in competition between networks is bad for everyone.
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Though it won't be in competition, it will still have a splashy premiere.
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I want to extend my career other than what I do in competition.
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Nintendo's announcements often feel more like the company is in competition with itself.
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The Martian was in competition with Joy, Spy, The Big Short and Trainwreck.
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Here, the roots of many conflicts lie in competition over dwindling fertile land.
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She was never able to perform it in competition again after that year.
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But as Darwin observed, ants and other social insects are not in competition.
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Television will also be featured at this year's festival, though not in competition.
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The gyms offer climbing that more closely resembles what they'll find in competition.
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That could put it more directly in competition with social networks like Facebook.
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One of the biggest surprises was seeing such an unusual setup in competition.
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Success in competition, he insisted, depended on the relationship between rider and mount.
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She was surprised by just how quickly she was back in competition shape.
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"I'm often in competition with the Jehovah's Witnesses for the space," she said.
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Her vault is so tough no other woman even attempts it in competition.
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A 801103 letter reads: You work alone and in competition with your peers.
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"There were 18 films in competition with 13 already bought," Mr. Cakarel said.
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"When you get rid of the lines, it brings in competition," Trump said.
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"We are in competition with the People's Republic of China," Aquilino told reporters.
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They're joined in competition by the Stuart monarchs Charles I and Charles II.
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Donald Trump wouldn't have arisen if it was in competition with John Kerry.
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Or is Google in competition with Facebook, in which case they're not a monopolist?
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Video-streaming company Netflix, which had two acclaimed movies in competition, left empty handed.
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They are constantly in competition in game, having previously been a master blacksmithing duo.
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Only one sport had a concussion rate higher in practice than in competition: cheerleading.
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It's a lesson in competition, winning, and friendship that's definitely worth a million bucks.
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In America, there was a radical change in competition policy in the early 1980s.
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It will be in competition with Dubai Media City in the United Arab Emirates.
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America set its own commitments in collaboration — not in competition — with China in 2014.
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The Meyerowitz Stories, which was shown on Sunday, is Netflix's second film In Competition.
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Furthermore, there have been changes made to what female fighters can wear in competition.
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"All any athlete wants is a fair shot in competition," a female announcer says.
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"We need strong regulators that believe in competition because personnel is policy," Warren said.
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Acquisitions in general raise warning signs for regulators because of a reduction in competition.
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It's all about convincing others that we're not conceited or in competition with them.
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It is definitely a test for him and a big step up in competition.
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The problem with this picture is that they are working in competition, not collaboration.
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Mr. McKenzie's narrator is in competition, in a way, with such bravura visual displays.
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But Sunday's result could help unite center-right parties which are in competition nationally.
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Disney and Comcast are in competition over Sky for one overarching reason: internet streaming.
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It seems strange, but consider how often the Miyao brothers 'pants' opponents in competition.
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The Montreal-based company is locked in competition with Brazil's Embraer for narrowbody jet sales.
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It is the last pair of shoes that Jordan wore in competition as an amateur.
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It's the former for now, but hopefully these goals will not always be in competition.
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Yao's assertive frame frequently put him in competition with NBA titans such as Shaquille O'Neal.
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Then we take data specific to the teams playing in competition or their historical performances.
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The resulting reduction in competition has done great harm to consumers over the past decade.
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To the Bone is set to appear in competition at this year's Sundance Film Festival.
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That doesn't put Lucid in competition with companies like Survey Monkey and Qualtrics, he added.
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That puts it squarely in competition with Boeing's 757 and Airbus A320 family of planes.
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Disney's launch of period drama "Oceans" premiered Thursday in competition at the Venice Film Festival.
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Athletic commissions should follow the Olympic WADA rules, which means marijuana is banned in competition.
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Dredge said it was his first hole-in-one in competition, and his 10th overall.
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Directed by Jeff Nichols, "Loving" will play in competition at this month's Cannes Film Festival.
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As for her drama with Rafael, Jane once again finds herself in competition with Petra.
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But do we have direct evidence that such a decline in competition has actually happened?
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Small business owners who find themselves in competition with Amazon are in a tough spot.
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"Don't put yourselves in competition with Libya," the son remembers his father telling the family.
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The deaths were the first this year in competition at the track near San Diego.
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It means that they are in competition with us over economic prosperity and national defense.
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It's where we're intimately together, in competition, scrounging around in the shadow of artificial scarcity.
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After their careers in competition are over, many wrestlers choose to become coaches and mentors.
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"There is a sense that Russia is geopolitically in competition with the West," he said.
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Her gold-medal run included a trick that no other woman has landed in competition.
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I want to work with women, I don't want to be in competition with women.
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But the company isn't really in competition with people who sell knockoffs on other platforms.
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For example with Rubens we were in competition with the Habsburgs, and the Bavarian families.
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If you're in competition to find the world's chunkiest scarf, Loewe has it for you.
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Ridden by children in competition, ponies are not physically any different from horses, just smaller.
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However, their various groups are seen as fragmented and often in competition with each other.
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This was a powerful change because no longer was Iowa in competition with other states.
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It's hard to argue that if you're four percent of retail you're not in competition.
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These companies sell their products overseas, often in competition with local manufacturers in other countries.
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Colleen then found herself in competition with Lauren once more, this time for a recruit.
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Alvey's last fight saw him lose to Derek Brunson—a big step up in competition.
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Coca-cola talks about trying to win "share of stomach", acknowledging that they are not just in competition with the other players in the drink industry, but in competition with every other food company and restaurant for the finite resource of stomach real estate.
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Perhaps today giant profits will stimulate a new leap in competition amid the fears of decline.
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The problem with these efforts is that future progeny will be in competition with each other.
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Huawei's latest move puts it in competition with the likes of that semiconductor firm and NVIDIA.
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In competition, Hales is known as "The Sleeper", and there are two reasons behind that moniker.
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The decline in competition from other suppliers creates an incentive for poachers elsewhere to cash in.
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The problem now is that the two are not willing to admit that they're in competition.
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When we gather in Sydney next year, I look forward to seeing familiar faces in competition.
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No matter how we do in competition, Aziza is happy to see us and give kisses.
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"Yes, they call me 'Grandma,' but in competition, we're all equals, whether you're 17 or 40."
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We were also, without realizing or saying it to each other, in competition with each other.
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"There's a fine line between engaging in competition and engaging in anti-competitive behavior," he says.
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The film is in competition for the Palme d'Or which will be awarded on May 19.
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You'll get to see celebrities from all kinds of shows go head to head in competition.
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This will be the first Penn film to screen In Competition since The Pledge in 2001.
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The last film Mr. Verhoeven had in competition conjures up another era: "Basic Instinct," in 1992.
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But as unemployment has climbed, the women have increasingly found themselves in competition with young men.
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With the rise of Airbnb, hotels now find themselves literally in competition with people's living rooms.
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They include a decrease in competition among insurers in some Obamamacare marketplaces, driving up insurance prices.
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Though it will put it in competition with Imgur, Reddit and the big dogs like Instagram.
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Another similarity is that both men have faltered when making a significant step up in competition.
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Sunday's result could help unite center-right parties which are in competition at the national level.
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It is called the Biles because she was the first gymnast to land it in competition.
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It bid, in competition with G.E., for the electricity generation and distribution operations of France's Alstom.
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Nationalism, by contrast, excludes other ethnicities and stands in competition with the interests of other countries.
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Healthy athletes could potentially fight off enteric viruses, but it could affect their performance in competition.
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A government official said three large mining groups were in competition, but declined to name them.
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But the brand has been suffering in competition with German and Japanese luxury brands for decades.
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Intel is working with the Chinese to build high-end mobile chips, in competition with Qualcomm.
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And property developers are encouraging potential buyers by directly offering mortgages in competition with local banks.
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Chen, 17, became the first skater in the world to land five clean quads in competition.
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The reduction in competition would most likely lead to higher consumer wireless bills, the critics warned.
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The program put private companies in competition for billions of dollars&apos worth of government contracts.
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"I said we were in competition with China but that does not mean conflict," Aquilino said.
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After all, art, Ms. Abeles reminds us, is in competition with a universe of other images.
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Kim, the breakout star of the 2018 Olympics, has not lost in competition since January 2018.
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" In competition, Sara says she's never faced discrimination because of her faith, but considers herself "lucky.
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The banks are in competition for young people with money over the next five, 10 years.
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That puts the partners in competition with players like Tesla that are focusing on battery-powered semis.
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But a reduction in competition is to be lamented, especially since advisory and underwriting fees remain fat.
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Track and Field also continues with Usain Bolt back in competition for the men's 103 meter race.
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Look no further than the ludicroussubsidy packages offered by cities in competition to host its second headquarters.
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The 1988 original starred Steve Martin and Michael Caine as scam artists in competition with one another.
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"There are some drugs that might reinforce the aptitude and skill to drive in competition," he added.
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In the 1840s, Lysander Spooner's American Letter Mail Company engaged in competition with the U.S. Post Office.
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Rossi has now covered 40,075km in competition over 23 seasons, starting at the 1996 Malaysian Grand Prix.
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"In general, everything that Instagram is doing is in some ways in competition with Snapchat," Williamson said.
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What is very annoying — more than not being in competition — is answering this question in 15 interviews.
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Biles was the first person to nail the double-double dismount on the balance beam in competition.
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Performance tires aren't racing slicks, which last only a defined number of race-track laps in competition.
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It helps in a way, for I'm now in competition mode and I'm not going to relax.
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What Ledecky lacks in competition, she more than makes up for in drama racing against the clock.
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The model is fast, since startups are iterating rapidly in competition with each other, but also cheap.
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Then, in 2016, Ms. Kim became the first woman to land back-to-back 1080s in competition.
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Her English-language film "Amateur" was shown at the festival in 1994, though not in competition. video
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It also puts Qualcomm in competition, once again, with the likes of Nvidia and Intel's Mobileye subsidiary.
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There are words where, if we are in those spaces in competition that will affect our race.
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As excellent as "Natasha" is, this is the "DAU" film that should have been shown in competition.
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Around the world, governments are stepping in to support their domestic industries in competition with other governments.
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Most notable during his competitions, Zhou became the youngest competitor to land a quadruple lutz in competition.
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There's enough demand that we're not in competition with each other and we don't have to be.
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Leto opened in competition at the Cannes Film Festival in May and is currently seeking US distribution.
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Donald J. Trump has held a comfortable lead, with several candidates bunched up in competition for second place.
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They are the archetypal women in competition, an ancient trope that's boring, silly, and not all that realistic.
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So far, so normal—a step up in competition and suddenly the human highlight reels are just decent.
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Look no further than the ludicrous subsidy packages offered by cities in competition to host its second headquarters.
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The move will put Sonnen in competition with 25 German power firms, including big players RWE and Uniper.
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She was one of the first women mogul skiers to execute a backflip with full twist in competition.
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Engine Alliance is one of two engine suppliers for the Airbus A380 in competition with Britains Rolls-Royce.
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For so many years, they have been encouraged to work on their own and in competition with others.
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Some wanted to cut the Berlinale down to focus only on the 20 or so films in competition.
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The case would be heard by the EU commission, which acts as judge and jury in competition cases.
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NETANYAHU: Yes, well, yes because I think they are in competition now for the spoils, if you will.
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The transformation started slowly, with European soccer clubs signing professional FIFA players to represent their teams in competition.
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While these matchups don't really make any sense, he probably is ready for another step up in competition.
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The job cuts will now put those workers in competition with other unemployed Chinese for private-sector roles.
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She said she missed her teammates but was happy she had only herself to worry about in competition.
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Hopefully the wardrobe malfunction will be good luck for her film, which is showing in competition this year.
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"It is well known that the risk of injury is higher in competition compared with practice," Khodaee said.
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It takes him about two years to add a new element to his more complicated dives in competition.
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Chen is world famous for becoming the first male figure skater to land five quadruple jumps in competition.
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For decades, metropolitan regions have been building strategies on business attraction, rooted in competition against other U.S. markets.
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These networks would then be run by the cities themselves—in some cases, in competition with private companies.
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The maneuver is so difficult that Biles is the first female gymnast to ever land it in competition.
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His first appearance in competition won't be until at least next Tuesday, when the men's combined takes place.
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Abu Dhabi and Dubai companies have recently started to collaborate after traditionally operating independently and sometimes in competition.
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Hinrikus repeated that view on Tuesday and said Brexit was partly behind the spur in competition among cities.
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As such, he's likely to face a bit of a step down in competition in his next fight.
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MillerCoors has pointed to the rise in competition from everything from wine, spirits to cannabis for its troubles.
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Nadal has hit millions of strokes at full intensity in his 32 years, in practice and in competition.
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And if I've done what I'm supposed to do in training then it should pay off in competition.
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Earnhardt retired from full-time driving that year, but remains in competition as an Xfinity Series team owner.
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Designer prefab easily costs more than $300 a square foot, putting it in competition with custom-built houses.
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If you land a triple spin in competition last year, you want to land a quadruple this time.
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Among other things, they are going to inspire us to find ways to better challenge them in competition.
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It was there that she famously performed her signature move, the now iconic one-footed backflip, in competition.
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All creative artists borrow from others, both masters they revere and contemporaries they may be in competition with.
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Our instincts are to put our group first and see ourselves as locked in competition with other groups.
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AMENDED RULE OUTLAWS ANY SHOE NOT ON OPEN SALE FOR FOUR MONTHS BEFORE USE IN COMPETITION - WORLD ATHLETICS
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The firm said a slowdown in subscribers as well as an increase in competition could hit the stock.
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Touching on a theme raised by the Williams episode, Mouratoglou said legitimizing in-competition coaching would end hypocrisy.
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"That transition can be really, really tough," even for someone as successful in competition as Phelps, said Cohen.
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But they believed that Congress would consider itself in competition with the president, that ambition would check ambition.
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Dublin has been locked in competition with Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Paris to lure financial firms making contingency plans.
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Shot in 16-millimeter film, "Smithereens" was the first American independent film to screen in competition at Cannes.
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It was one of 16 films in competition at the festival, seven of which were directed by women.
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Opponents have said the merger would lead to a reduction in competition and higher prices in the long run.
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He said that he was from USADA, and that Thompson had been selected for an in-competition drug test.
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The company has long been embroiled in competition complaints filed with regulators around the world, most notably in Europe.
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But when the prize was cash and women participated less in competition, they only won 45% of the time.
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However, an Aviva spokesman said the planned REIT was not in competition with Aviva Investors' existing open-ended fund.
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This new version pits seven chefs against each other in competition for the chance to become an Iron Chef.
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In January Dropbox made its biggest-ever acquisition, HelloSign, which has put it in competition with Adobe and DocuSign.
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A long, humiliating history exists of sports organizations that are baselessly fearful of men masquerading as women in competition.
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She was the first female skater to land the combination in competition, and it sealed her gold medal win.
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Trump has always preferred an extreme version of "team of rivals" management, with underlings in competition to please him.
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Ms. Dunlop said the evidence of savings would be weighed against any possible decrease in competition in the market.
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But those rankings are front and center, fostering the idea that schools are brands in competition with one another.
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While they are in competition on the show, both Elba and Block have a deep admiration for each other.
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There's also its increasing number of updates to its online productivity — which also puts it in competition with Microsoft.
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He liked how it felt, and the putts were dropping, so McIlroy decided to use the stroke in competition.
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Only three of the 18 films in competition this year are from female filmmakers — Cannes' best showing since 2011.
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Lesnar's dominant win over Hunt would seem to put him in line for a substantial step up in competition.
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This decrease in competition has increased prices and increased hospital market monopolies resulting in few choices for healthcare consumers.
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If any traces of the drug are found by in-competition testing, then that should result in a ban.
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"Late Night" drops into a pop-culture landscape suddenly very interested in imagining women in power, and in competition.
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The idea that alcohol and marijuana are in competition comes from those whose primary reason for drinking is inebriation.
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Cases like this are still a novelty in Britain, despite a theoretically helpful change in competition law in 2015.
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Pickering, who still considers himself a fiscal conservative, sees net neutrality as the "last great battle" in competition policy.
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Daniel Cohan of Rice University says Trump is falsely arguing that the environment and the economy are in competition.
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That lack of perspective makes The Last Face arguably the most embarrassing entry in competition at Cannes this year.
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"First Man" is one of 21 movies in competition for the Golden Lion which will be awarded on Sept 8.
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As Eisen has pointed out, the conflicts might mean that U.S. businesses could be in competition with sitting U.S. president.
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The partnership, called Martha & Marley Spoon, puts Martha directly in competition with start-ups Blue Apron, Plated, Munchery and others.
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BA is running cheap flights in competition with Norwegian, a pioneer in cheap long-haul, from Gatwick airport, near London.
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That will put the company in competition with PVH, which owns Calvin Klein, and L Brands, which owns Victoria's Secret.
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Changes in competition rules and mergers among the regional banks could be among options to fix the problem, he added.
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Even the biggest firms find themselves in competition with state-backed Chinese rivals that mean to defeat and replace them.
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"The narrative is that we need to be in competition with each other, that there's not enough space," Johnson said.
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Among the most anticipated titles in competition at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, kicking off today and running through Jan.
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That's a huge goal, and it puts the company in competition with established firms like Amazon-owned Kiva among others.
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They will be directly in competition with workers from poorer countries, which have a comparative advantage in labor-intensive industries.
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New research from economists David Autor and Lawrence Katz suggests that this dynamic is also present in competition between corporations.
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You are usually seeing them in competition with each other, either for like a love interest or for their career.
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Safe to say, if they were in competition, we'd have our money on the Rachel over the Leftover any day.
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CBD is an active cannabinoid, and cannabinoids are on the World Anti-Doping Agency's list of in-competition banned substances.
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The contract also struck a nerve because Delta and peers are embroiled in competition and an ongoing row with Emirates.
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Four years later, Mr. Mendonca Filho will present his new feature, "Aquarius," in competition at the Cannes International Film Festival.
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But each of these national challenges were cast in competition with nearly 5 percent of the budget spent on space.
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Biles landed a difficult triple-double in her floor exercise routine — the first female gymnast to do so in competition.
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"They are absolutely in competition with us," said Ben Shute, an owner of Hearty Roots farm in the Hudson Valley.
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"Can you imagine a situation where a female is in competition with a male worker for a promotion?" he asked.
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The former Massachusetts governor is known in neighboring New Hampshire, which puts him in competition with fellow New Englanders Sen.
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ProtonMail is based in Geneva and offers encrypted email, a product that puts it in competition with Gmail from Google.
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Rather than another slight step up in competition, K-1 signed Hug to fight Branko Cikatic in March of 1994.
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" The site went on: "'There's this perception of a zero-sum relationship; men and women are in competition,' she said.
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"Here you have somebody who's literally in competition with all four, except Facebook," said Hadi Partovi, an early Dropbox investor.
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The United States has created a society where everyone is constantly in competition with one another to become the best.
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"Frankie" is Huppert's first English-language entry in competition at Cannes in nearly four decades, since "Heaven's Gate" in 1980.
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" Each Russian Paralympian who is approved to compete, he said, will be identified in competition as a "Neutral Paralympic Athlete.
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"Weak antitrust enforcement has led to a dramatic reduction in competition and innovation in the tech sector," Ms. Warren wrote.
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In his defense, he said, his shoes are not the most beat-up pair that he has seen in competition.
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It would put Libra more directly in competition with other stablecoins like Tether that are locked to the U.S. dollar.
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If Lyft did, it could potentially put it in competition with partners like Waymo that are developing their own LIDARs.
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"We are in competition with one another, but should cooperate in areas where it makes sense," Forster told the audience.
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"It will take an increase in competition between launchers and a jump in technology to significantly lower costs," said Berthoud.
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That Vikings' offense should be taking a step up in competition when the team visits the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.
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"Downsizing" is one of three highly anticipated genre-related efforts from big studios in competition for Venice's Golden Lion honors.
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"It's not like these two things are in competition," says Wayne Walker, a scientist at the Woods Hole Research Center.
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"It will take an increase in competition between launchers and a jump in technology to significantly lower costs," said Berthoud.
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There are some benefits of scale for using a single back-end, but mostly it is a reduction in competition.
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"In Afghanistan you have not just the U.S. and Russia in competition, but also China, Iran, and Pakistan," said Kugelman.
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The new product, separate from its Libra cryptocurrency effort, puts the social network giant in competition with Venmo and others.
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In the past, Putin governed through a kind of royal court, with multiple organizations with overlapping responsibilities constantly in competition.
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You know, that's their sale to the big retailers, because Amazon is now in competition with a lot of retailers.
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The movie won the festival's Audience Award and its Grand Jury Prize, outpacing all of the other dramas in competition.
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But seeming cooperation on raising the cost to consumers may simply be the natural consequence of a big reduction in competition.
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The laser sensor places the Mi in competition with other makers such as Neato, which puts laser sensors in its Botvacs.
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" He later explained the many lessons McCain taught him, recalling, "He taught me that honor and imperfection are always in competition.
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You need to approve an otherwise illegal merger so that I can compete with somebody who is killing me in competition.
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Rising market concentration, Mr van Reenen pointed out, might reflect not a decline in competition, but a change in its nature.
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Something similar is true in competition policy, where free-market Britain has been a big force behind beefing up EU law.
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Similar scenes played out at the beach volleyball, fencing, and judo, and swimming venues, though the results in competition were mixed.
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Otherwise, AT&T's place in the annals of antitrust will stand for a decline in competition as well as an upsurge.
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With this, Amazon is now in competition with the likes of Cloudflare and the DDoS protection services from major networking vendors.
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And if you see that a film premiered at Cannes — especially in competition — there's a strong chance that it's worth seeing.
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Women may be in competition with each other, sure, but that doesn't necessarily mean there's an absence of love or respect.
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Seen from Asia, America is an unhappy, distracted democracy locked in competition with a confident, single-minded autocratic regime in China.
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American team members are required to wear Nike, the team's official sponsor, in competition, but Symmonds is sponsored by rival Brooks.
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AND THE THINGS THAT WE'RE DOING IN COMPETITION COMMITTEE IS WE'RE TRYING TO SPEED UP THE GAME BY A PITCH CLOCK.
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Alibaba's entry to the connected car market puts it in competition with the likes of Google's Android Auto and Apple's CarPlay.
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We were always in competition, and I think that kept us on our toes and still keeps us on our toes.
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The cells inside a tumor are in competition, not only with nearby healthy cells, Nowell argued, but also with each other.
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Clients need less of IBM's hardware, and its software and consulting businesses are faltering in competition with rivals' cloud-based versions.
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Cannabinoids are prohibited in-competition, but are not prohibited at all times like steroids and peptides — you know, actual performance enhancers.
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Lappartient was hopeful that the UCI could prohibit the drug for use in competition on medical reasons by early next year.
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Barelvis are locked in competition for adherents with the Deobandi movement, to which the Taliban and most other militant groups belong.
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The largely independent director will also present his new film Paterson, with Adam Driver, in competition for the festival's Palme d'Or.
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In competition, it is more akin to tennis; teams seed five pairs, which play the other team's equivalents — No. 1 vs.
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He's the Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer of politics — tenacious, vigorous, persevering and repeatedly victorious, always giving his all in competition.
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In 2013, the agency raised the threshold for cannabis to 150 nanograms per milliliter, from 15 nanograms, for in-competition users.
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Taco Bell has a new menu item that puts it in competition with chicken chains like Chick-fil-A and Popeyes.
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" Abloh told me that the tendency to assume that people are in competition is one of many "pitfalls of human nature.
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This was the first truly dominant position of the bout and one from which Gracie had been a powerhouse in competition.
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We're not doing the same thing, so we're not in competition—if anything, we complement each other, in a good way.
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In developing the Wally class of sailboats, he introduced a rule that required the owner to helm the boat in competition.
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October 11 it's out, which near enough puts it in competition with the next Battlefield, Titanfall, and Call of Duty releases.
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But the ability to pull yourself together mentally and physically in competition is different from the new challenges that await you.
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New labels would go a long way toward helping to understand what is happening in the majority of points in competition.
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The company is engaged in competition with other startups across payments, ride-hail and several other verticals in Nigeria and Kenya.
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Uber and Waymo are locked in competition as they develop autonomous vehicles, considered by many to be the future of transportation.
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It has a film in competition at Cannes this year, Todd Haynes's "Wonderstruck," which will be shown in theaters in France.
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One added element in offering a car like this is building in competition, and that's where the racing league comes in.
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I said that the Vaporfly was introduced in early 2017, but that's not the first time people wore them in competition.
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Those internet companies are not regulated by the F.C.C. but are increasingly in competition with telecom companies for online streaming customers.
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The females can be the glue that holds society together, supporting males in competition, and determining which males are the leaders.
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That operational model — production studio plus distributed content — puts Within in competition with several other players, including the well-funded Jaunt.
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An "impressive" turnaround by all means according to Clarkin, but he wasn't all that surprised after seeing Bisping's intensity in competition.
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For the most part, Betty and Veronica are in competition, two women pitted against one another in the tribunal of high school.
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Biles even pulled out a vault that had never been completed by a female gymnast in competition before, the Houston Chronicle reported.
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That puts it in competition with car-hailing leader Didi Chuxing and Mobike, the bike sharing service now owned by Meituan Dianping.
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Of course, Hendricks' unshakable competitiveness and status as a former titleholder probably nixes the possibility of any real step down in competition.
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His last one, "Taxi" won the Golden Bear in Berlin and "3 Faces" is in competition for the Palme d'Or at Cannes.
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Last week, Cannes officials stated that these films would remain in competition, but their rules have already changed for next year's festival.
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They're exactly the kind of people for whom glitter sunscreen was invented — vitamin D fiends in competition to be the most extra.
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A changing industrial landscape and emergence of digital platforms have created more questions in competition analysis than, at present, have sufficient answers.
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It's more in competition with GoalZero's Yeti series: full-on grounded plugs and enough juice to charge your laptop a few times.
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"The whole idea for us is that we're interested in competition," said Martin Riedel, a 24-year-old engineer on the team.
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"She's successful for a reason … we're not in competition," the 45-year-old actor and screenwriter said in an interview with Esquire.
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Fortnite World Cup play will focus on Solos and Duos, but there'll be plenty of opportunities to squad-up in competition, too.
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Mozart presents a family of artists who aren't constantly undercutting each other in competition, but lifting each other up like true teammates.
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Magid Hage who has made a name for himself in competition with the technique: his most famous choke being against Clark Gracie.
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She bonds with Arya when everyone assumes they are in competition, brilliantly tricking Littlefinger and putting an end to his scheming forever.
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This puts YC more squarely in competition with traditional VC funds that usually invest in startups after they've completed the accelerator program.
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Not to say Leites is in the same class as the aforementioned Jacare, but he is a considerable step up in competition.
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Haskins had been in competition with redshirt freshman Tate Martell, whom the team still plans to play in some capacity, Day said.
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Three robust women were in competition for our accidental tour guide's attention, and as the hour crawled on, much shameless flirtation ensued.
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While most would like to give less, they reported feeling in competition with other parents and not wanting to disappoint their kids.
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These companies are deadlocked in competition, and with streaming still in its infancy, they're fighting hard to put themselves in advantageous positions.
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Lyon was told the gold medal was his by default but he refused to accept a medal not won fairly in competition.
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Others are in competition to secure top talent, and insiders describe it as the best parlor game in Democratic circles right now.
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Apple is jumping into the world of streaming video with a service that will put them in competition with Amazon and Netflix.
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She also stuck the landing on the historic triple-double during her floor routine, a first for any female gymnast in competition.
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But the apparent cooperation on raising the cost to consumers may simply be the natural consequence of a big reduction in competition.
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So now, the company will essentially sell the same product under two names at two price points, in competition with each other.
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First, the right strategic choices for a state — those that lead to its victory in competition — should be informed by net assessment.
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The party's chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, scheduled relatively few debates, several of them on weekends or in competition with major sporting events.
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"Someone posted a Facebook message saying 'Dipa should be ashamed of herself for wearing such a (revealing) costume in competition," Karmakar said.
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Streaming The latest picture by the prolific and ever-stimulating filmmaker Spike Lee, "BlacKkKlansman," is in competition at the Cannes Film Festival.
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While their two teams compete on the field, Dombrowski and Cashman are in competition to improve their rosters through the trade market.
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We added a triple loop, triple loop combination to my program, and I became the first woman to land one in competition.
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He also proves he's ready for a big step up in competition—perhaps against the likes of Roy Nelson or Stefan Struve.
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For example: hardware light enough to embed in brooms used in competition so that real-time statistics can be broadcast on television.
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Louisville heads to Syracuse next week, marking a nominal step up in competition, and Charlotte hosts Elon, who doesn't have Lamar Jackson.
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Mr. Grossi spoke of the roastery as "an experience," not in competition with Milanese coffeehouses, which have their own traditions and histories.
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Episodes of "The Bachelorette" are recorded well in advance, and both men remain in competition for Monday's show, and possibly future ones.
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Testosterone throughout the life cycle, including puberty, is the reason the best elite females are not competitive in competition against elite males.
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And for whatever reason that didn't materialize and today I think President Putin regards himself very much in competition with the west.
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Institutional investors, even if they "passively" hold the stocks in their portfolio, can achieve such a reduction in competition in many ways.
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The psychiatrist advised him to put a note on the menu, to acknowledge that his varenikes weren't in competition with anyone's grandmother's.
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"But then letters in each folder are sort of in competition with each other instead of with the broad group," she said.
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The Fancy Dance, from the Oklahoma tribes, is popular in competition at powwows, where dancers are judged on their rhythm and regalia.
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Cisco's bid to open up the market puts it in competition with the big mobile equipment vendors, including No. 2 ranked Ericsson.
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International critics complained last year that there were too many French films in competition, and there are fewer French entries this time.
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Gillibrand argued Medicare-for-all could win in competition with private insurance, rather than winning by default if the latter is abolished.
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Nevertheless, Sunday's result could serve as a call for unity among the center-right parties, which are in competition at the national level.
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There's just something different about Tiger Woods being back in competition, and it's caught the attention of some of the world's top athletes.
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He said policy intervention by other authorities such as in competition, conduct and consumer protection, would need come before any financial stability considerations.
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For over 70 years Shell has brought together the brightest progressive talent in the energy field in competition to create energy-efficient vehicles.
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On any given day, you tend to have a bunch of different outlets all covering any major story in competition with each other.
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The company has seen a rise in competition lately from other car-sharing services like Daimler's Car2Go, GM's Maven, and BMW's Reach Now.
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Murray, who is now 38, was last seen in competition in September 2004, when he battled Anderson Silva to a unanimous decision loss.
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Since the World Anti-Doping Agency's (WADA) inception in 1999, cannabinoids have been on the organisation's annual list of in-competition prohibited substances.
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The new wave of international content marks an escalation in competition between mainstream streaming services and niche streaming platforms like DramaFever and Crunchyroll.
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But the AI that helps keep your vehicle in competition and on the track can also be idaled back to increase the challenge.
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And by then Kammen thinks there will be other options in competition: Electric storage is getting better, and fusion could have a breakthrough.
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Cannes is the reigning title holder of "most prestigious festival," and most filmmakers aspire to have their work play in competition there someday.
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Bloomberg's latest gun violence ad will run in competition Sunday with an ad for Trump's reelection campaign, also priced at roughly $10 million.
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She was also the first woman to even attempt a double-double dismount move in competition and nail it successfully, according to CNN.
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Dongming, for example, takes Venezuelan crude with 2.5-2.6 percent sulfur, he said, in competition to oils from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iran.
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Yeo is no stranger to the Tokyo International Film Festival, where his debut feature, "River of Exploding Durians" premiered in competition in 2014.
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Not only has this meant a lack of homegrown athletes for the country in competition; it's had a devastating effect on women's health.
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The judge on Wednesday blocked the merger citing a reduction in competition that would occur in the market for employer-sponsored health insurance.
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Typically to score in competition this comes from about chest height and has to come back to the hip in hikite to score.
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The SpaceX teams at each facility are technically in competition, but they keep each other updated and share knowledge about their building techniques.
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Saudi Aramco is in competition for the Lyondell refinery with Texas-based Valero, as well as two big Canadian companies, Suncor and Cenovus.
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And it's in competition for those spaces not only with traditional tenants but also with other coworking companies, such as Regus and Industrious.
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They are fifth and sixth graders — age 10 or 11 — and the youngest among them have never headed a ball intentionally in competition.
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"Racism" spent the first half of the 20th century in competition with another word, "racialism," though neither featured prominently in our national conversation.
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Though the number is still only a small fraction of the around 11,000 athletes in competition around Rio, it is higher than before.
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Today, USADA doesn't test for marijuana outside of competition and established a fair 150 mg/nl in-competition threshold for the Carboxy-THC.
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Interestingly, the researchers note that more of the game map was explored overall when more agents were in competition, trying to avoid conflict.
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He has challenged private oil companies that entered Mexico in recent years to hurry up and start pumping oil in competition with Pemex.
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Yes, the candidates are in competition for who is going to lead the party in November against the bully in the White House.
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All the Ayatollah's men Soleimani's departure from the scene may also result in competition within the supreme leader's decision-making circle for power.
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"You have to keep costs in mind, because we are in competition with New York, with Delaware, and surrounding states," Mr. Egenton said.
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Amazon's advertising push puts it in competition with the likes of Google and Facebook, both of which currently dominate the digital ad space.
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" Balsiger said of Gulliksen: "He's a rider I've watched growing up and now I'm in competition with him and these other top riders.
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"Natasha," one of 18 films in competition, has become the scandal of the festival for its graphic scenes of sex and sexualized torture.
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And in that respect, obviously, I am willing to explore what do we need more, in competition cases, for competition to come back.
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If we do our job as educators, we will prepare students to work in symphony with technology, rather than in competition with it.
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And the next year, Nintendo released the Game Boy in competition with the Atari Portable Entertainment System and cemented its hold on consumers.
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There are several women in competition but they are not there because of their gender, they are there for the quality of their work.
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Fanning has since been back in competition, and only saw the shark after watching footage of it following his heat, according to ABC News.
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Laying the groundwork for sisters at odds Right from the start of "Game of Thrones," Sansa and Arya are in competition with each other.
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"We are all about cinema and we wish to have films that play in competition get released in theaters," he told the trade publication.
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The reasons run the gamut from an increase in competition from startups to the rise of bralettes to the fact that malls are dying.
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Half the team had never set foot on Le Golf National before last week and only one, Justin Thomas, had played it in competition.
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They look the same, and offer similar (but not necessarily compatible) products, but they have in essence been in competition, to put it mildly.
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Workhorse is also one of four remaining companies in competition to become the maker of the United States Postal Service's next-generation mail trucks.
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The study also found that among all sports, there was only one in which the concussion rate was higher during practice than in competition.
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The company has employees in 20 states providing the kind of work for large clients that puts it in competition with Capgemini and IBM.
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WOMEN directors are thinly represented at the Cannes film festival, though with three in competition out of 19 entries, this was a good year.
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These chart hits and her reality television stardom were in competition with reestablishing the kind of "authentic," album-based solo career she aspires to.
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In a world where invented narratives about women in competition with each other still persist, we're glad to see Grande and Halsey stick together.
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In competition for the Palme d'Or, the film's title refers to one of the moons orbiting Jupiter that, it is speculated, may harbor life.
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Players of daily fantasy sports assemble their own teams of professional athletes and engage in competition based on the players' statistical performances in games.
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Snow explained that currently China was in competition with the US and would not back away from its claims over the South China Sea.
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Toyoda said that they now see themselves in competition with Apple, Google, Facebook and others, hence the decision to make these general business changes.
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The country's sectarian political system means rival parties from the same sect are often pitted against each other in competition for the same seats.
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However, a significant easing in competition which improves margin and cash flow from operations could lead to the sector outlook turning stable, from negative.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Steel giant ArcelorMittal SA has raised its bid for India's debt-laden Essar Steel in competition with Russia's VTB and Vedanta Resources.
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On Power Lunch, Pachter said an inevitable increase in competition will also make it harder for the company to justify its elevated stock price.
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Dariush is due a step-up in competition and it will likely come as he already occupies the ninth spot in the UFC's rankings.
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"We don't have those tools, and I'm not in competition with the criminal side," Conway said noting he too didn't get a heads up.
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But high scores are only part of the equation and Biles failed to capture enough fan votes to remain in competition for season 24.
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SpaceX is in competition to provide both launch and crew capsule services for missions to the ISS, scheduled for as early as late 2018.
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Suddenly, Vorick and his ASIC company, called Obelisk, are in competition with a Chinese giant that has a near-monopoly on Bitcoin mining hardware.
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The attacks appeared to signal Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb's escalation of the "soft target" game, perhaps in competition with the Islamic State.
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The E.U.'s antitrust chief, Margrethe Vestager, is considering higher standards of proof for internet companies in competition cases, according to the Financial Times.
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It featured the A-29, made by Sierra Nevada Corp and Embraer, in competition with the Beechcraft AT-85033B Wolverine, produced by Textron Aviation.
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It featured the A-29, made by Sierra Nevada Corp and Embraer, in competition with the Beechcraft AT-6B Wolverine, produced by Textron Aviation.
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But this puts the broadband service providers in competition with edge providers, so the Obama administration followed its standard game plan: side with Google.
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Both planemakers are likely to deepen a push into high-margin services, announcing maintenance and operational deals in competition with airlines and parts providers.
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Should it complete the deal for Murray Goulburn, Saputo will find itself in competition with the world's largest dairy exporter, Fonterra Cooperative Group (FCG.NZ).
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For example, Hamill told a story of the time they were in competition to see who could get to a million Twitter followers first.
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She was forced to forfeit only the prize money and ranking points gained in Brisbane, the site of her only failed in-competition test.
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He is also an accomplished religious poet, who, as a student reciting his verse in competition with his peers, was singled out for praise.
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There are moments when Mr. Guadagnino's visual choices seem unintentionally in competition with the quieter, intricate emotions that his actors put across so movingly.
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Traditional karate has the reverse punch come from on the hip, but in competition a karateka can get away with punching from the chest.
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They're using this technique to help them in training to push a little farther, but it's something that could conceivably be used in competition.
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"We have sold our know-how to Europe and now we are in competition with workers who are paid less than us," he said.
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With this victory, he captured the number-12 spot in the UFC heavyweight rankings, and set himself up for a step up in competition.
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For most of the year to date, Uber and President Donald Trump often seemed to be in competition for the scandal of the day.
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Lofgren and Nadler battled one another in 2017 when they were in competition for the top Democratic spot on the Judiciary Committee, after Rep.
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The Bills brought in competition during the offseason, drafting rookie Devin Singletary in the third round and signing 36-year-old veteran Frank Gore.
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Foreign drone companies would run their wares through a gantlet of trials, carrying objects between the mainland and nearby islands, in competition for contracts.
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She is studying for a master's degree in competition and innovation law at N.Y.U. She graduated from Universidad Iberoamericana, a university in Santo Domingo.
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Steinbach, a native of Kitzbühel, is the inventor of the system, now all but universally implemented in competition, of injecting water into the snow.
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The DoJ's antitrust division has been investigating whether advertising agencies rigged bids to favor their in-house production units in competition with independent companies.
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It sounds harsh, but when there are so many people in competition with one another, they've got to hone in any way they can.
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The Cannes Film Festival starts Tuesday already shadowed by controversy: organizers refused to show Netflix films in competition because they weren't getting theatrical releases.
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That deal effectively puts Moovit in competition with Uber&aposs other transit partner, Mosabi, which is powering the actual ticketing part of Uber Transit.
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Cannes is the reigning title holder of cinema's "most prestigious festival," and most filmmakers aspire to have their work play in competition there someday.
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It's certainly not desirable because at the end of the day, that will leave us in competition for smaller slices of a global pie.
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The Pistons will try to take care of business on Saturday, when they take a step up in competition by hosting the San Antonio Spurs.
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Just last week, it was reported that Amazon is working on a new "flex" last-mile delivery service in competition with FedEx (and now bpost).
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The potential for a significant increase in market share at a reasonable cost without risking a significant increase in competition is low, in our opinion.
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The ongoing legal dispute with Branco prevented it from being shown in competition, where it would have been eligible to win the festival's top award.
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Perhaps the most interesting of them were Comedy Central, who, as a comedy network, is technically in competition with HBO's stand-up specials, and Hulu.
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Yet each of these candidates sees himself as in competition with Rubio — who actually could get a bump out of an okay showing in Iowa.
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The team recognized that most technology platforms servicing the trucking industry created tools under the assumption that trucking companies were in competition with other carriers.
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Its technology operates as a kind of digital referee, making sure competitors of like skill are matched in competition, and that players face equal challenges.
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While LaVine didn't complete the dunk in the video that's gone viral, he's close enough to believe that he could throw it down in competition.
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The change reflects U.S. congressional approval of the research and development tax credit and delays in competition from biosimilar versions of some of its products.
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It reveals just how many people still subscribe to the idea that women are inherently in competition with other women over the attention of men.
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She takes a moment to send her sisters some love explaining, "all my sisters are hot," while assuring viewers she's not in competition with Kim.
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The networks the Murdochs are keeping, including Fox News and Fox Sports 1, rely on programming that is much less in competition with streaming services.
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Long before Mirai Nagasu's milestone triple axel, U.S. figure skater Carol Heiss made history as the first woman to land a double axel in competition.
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"We look forward to working together, maybe not in competition but collaboration with Paris," Garcetti said after his city's bid officials opened the campaign event.
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For athletes the dread of being busted for smoking a joint remains, with cannabinoids such as cannabis, hashish and marijuana prohibited from in-competition use.
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He squats over 1,000 pounds in competition, and his 5/3/1 program for weightlifting has been taught to millions of athletes around the country.
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The sixth season of the television show, which premiered on April 24, seems to have inspired Martin, who is now essentially in competition with it.
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He has squatted 1,000 pounds in competition, and his 5/3/1 program for weightlifting has been taught to millions of athletes around the country.
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"With the dramatic reduction in competition in the airline industry, it's left airlines more free to dramatically increase the fees," Markey told CNBC's "Power Lunch".
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Furthermore, two days ago, it was revealed that Lesnar also failed an in-competition test for the same substance that he was previously flagged for.
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Given the rise in competition, disruption and uncertainty, it is no surprise that companies are focused on hiring the best possible candidate for the job.
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The company also soothed investor worries about a pick up in competition from bigger rival Schweppes, which has recently increased its presence in premium products.
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But there's an extra edge in the idea that the women of Wall Street are in competition with each other first, and the men second.
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It was only in competition that they would wrap leather strips around their hands, sometimes braided into cords, making a more devastating type of glove.
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One need only read about the doping scandal that's engulfed the Russian Olympic team to know that people will try to cheat, especially in competition.
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But it sucks to be capable of being able to do such an amazing element and just not be able to do it in competition.
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The paucity of rules and regulations didn't prohibit the new style of brushes from being used, although the WCF did temporarily ban them in competition.
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Toronto should have an easier time getting stops as it steps down in competition against the Nets, who are operating without point guard Jarrett Jack.
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Meanwhile, while the ad business continues to grow, that growth has been slowing just a little in competition with other players like Facebook and Amazon.
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" Also playing in competition was "Mektoub, My Love: Canto Uno," the latest from Abdellatif Kechiche, director of the Cannes sensation "Blue Is the Warmest Color.
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All of the candidates at center stage on Wednesday are betting big on Iowa — putting them in competition with one another geographically, if not ideologically.
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The Cavaliers will take a step up in competition and try to earn a third straight win when they visit the Detroit Pistons on Friday.
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"For a business locked in competition with industry giants and under siege from regulators, reported operating expense growth has been amazingly low," the analyst wrote.
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The streaming service will boycott the Cannes Film Festival this year, protesting a rule requiring that all movies in competition be shown in French theaters.
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In the end, what elevates the memoir is that all the genuinely profound thoughts it provokes are constantly in competition with unbeatable time-capsule gossip.
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His staging of Gyorgy Ligeti's "Requiem" is currently playing at the Ruhrtriennale; his most recent film, "Jupiter's Moon," screened in competition at Cannes in 2017.
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Would the jury leader effectively blackball the two Netflix movies in competition, Bong Joon-ho's "Okja" and Noah Baumbach's "The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)"?
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His staging of Gyorgy Ligeti's "Requiem" is currently playing at the Ruhrtriennale; his most recent film, "Jupiter's Moon," screened in competition at Cannes in 2017.
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For that reason, even places outside Silicon Valley's immediate vicinity are seeing a surge in competition from workers in search of affordable homes, Musiker said.
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AIU rules state that athletes must go through three out-of-competition and one in-competition doping test to be eligible for the world championships.
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They ship wheat and corn in competition with the European Union, the United States and Australia to customers in the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
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I believe in competition but this was a step further, the memo Travis wrote about an event in Las Vegas only a few years ago.
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This hack required a hard fork in Ethereum to roll back the damage, creating two versions of the virtual currency that are now in competition.
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Harding made history as the first American woman to land the triple axel in competition at the 1991 US Figure Skating Championships in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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In competition, Bencic has a perfectionist streak and has already rolled many an eye and swatted many a racket on the world's show courts in frustration.
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Eventually, though, the company wants to scale the program, which could win a new revenue stream and put it in competition with the likes of DiDi.
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Unbeaten Kiwi Parker would be a step up in competition, but we're still far from knowing the true extent of Joshua's talents in its present form.
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"With increased funding, there is increased activity, there is increased education, more outreach programmes, more testing in competition as well as out of competition," he said.
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A little more than one-third of survey respondents said exporting more U.S. product could lower prices by putting domestic product in competition with global products.
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Federer on Tuesday stopped short of criticizing Verdasco — acknowledging that nerves can become ragged in competition — but he did stress the need to respect ball kids.
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The only listing close to breaking was hip hop dance, but hip hop is a broader dance form that is generally separated from breaking in competition.
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When a merger is referred for a Phase 2 investigation, the CMA has to decide whether the merger could result in a substantial decrease in competition.
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Ariya and Moriya turned professional in 2012, seven years before women finally got a chance to stride Augusta National's famous fairways in competition, albeit sans professionals.
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" In 1982, a year that saw a number of corporate deals, Buffett thought that in many of them, "managerial intellect wilted in competition with managerial adrenaline.
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The east has set up a separate central bank branch issuing its own banknotes in competition with the headquarters in Tripoli headed by Sadiq al-Kabir.
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That puts it in competition with the likes of well-backed Swiggy and Delivery Hero-owned FoodPanda, and that's where Runnr will be put to work.
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In competition, the sisters say they support each other emotionally and even in race tactics, such as taking it in turns to act as wind breakers.
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He eventually transferred to Arizona State, and with the jump in competition came an adjustment in roles, from closer to long reliever and, finally, starting pitcher.
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So perhaps no step down in competition is necessary, and he should instead be thrown right back into the heavyweight fray when his bruises are healed.
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Tonya Harding was the first female U.S. skater to land the jump in competition, making history when she completed it during the national championship in 1991.
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Amgen's raised guidance reflects U.S. congressional approval of the research and development tax credit and delays in competition from biosimilar versions of some of its products.
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The thing with Cannes is, the In Competition screenings start early — 26:21am — and you have to get there even earlier to guarantee yourself a spot.
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"Growing corporate influence and consolidation has led to reductions in competition, choice for consumers, and bargaining power for workers," as well as higher prices, they said.
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One problem: the move is illegal, meaning if a skater performs it in competition (as opposed to an exhibition), they can be docked points or disqualified.
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CANNES, France — Critics have called "Julieta," the latest by the Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar in competition at the Cannes Film Festival, his most subdued film yet.
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The company's point-of-sale systems, including its widespread credit-card readers, have struggled in competition with lower-priced competitors, especially in emerging markets like Brazil.
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The portfolio hit the market in a Bids Wanted In Competition process, which sees potential buyers submit best bids by an auction deadline of November 7.
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Mahindra could be in competition the next time Formula E replaces its battery, according to Gill, but for now the company is focusing its resources elsewhere.
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Shirai, who coach Mizutori called a "special presence," says he is successful because he dares, refusing to scale back his routines in competition due to nerves.
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The decline in competition is so plain that even centrist organizations like The Economist and the Brookings Institution have called for a reinvigoration of antitrust enforcement.
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The store's move will keep it in competition with companies like Walmart, Whole Foods and Costco, which have also raised wages in past years, Bloomberg reported.
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The fourth, in which Leicester hosts Stade Français, brings together teams that have met twice in this season's pool stage and 11 times in competition history.
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Clottey would go on to best Zab Judah, but fell short when he made the step up in competition, principally against Miguel Cotto and Manny Pacquiao.
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Gradovich was a notable step up in competition for the young Valdez Jr. who had a notable trainer Robert Garcia in his corner for the fight.
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The Hawaiian-born artist dissects the power dynamics embedded in competition, demonstrating an unconventional aesthetic through digital manipulation and editing techniques he applies to sports footage.
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Video was the next logical step for the platform, especially given the rise in competition from Snapchat, Instagram and other platforms that are more video-centric.
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After its premiere in February at the Berlin International Film Festival, where it played in competition and screened just days after the shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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Thus, it's only a second Cold War in the sense that the same two states are in competition with each other, but nearly everything has changed.
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How Chloe Kim Won Gold Witha Nearly Perfect Score in Halfpipe Her gold-medal run included a trick that no other woman has landed in competition.
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Pablo Ibáñez Colomo, a professor at the London School of Economics who specializes in competition law, said regulators would struggle to know how far to go.
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Mr. Icahn also argued that Amazon's acquisition of online pharmacy PillPack puts the e-commerce giant in competition with Express Scripts's own mail-order pharmacy business.
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Uhlaender has faced Nikitina in competition several times in the last month alone, after bobsled and skeleton officials lifted a provisional suspension on implicated Russian athletes.
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Netflix movies may not get to play in competition at Cannes, but my movie-crazy cousin back home can see them the same day I can.
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A few films in competition touch on current events, if only obliquely, including "Loveless," the latest by Russian director Andrey Zvyagintsev, which has received rave reviews.
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"The Jazz Singer," the silent era's dinosaur-killing asteroid, was given a special prize, as it seemed unfair to put it in competition with the silents.
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"With increased funding, there is increased activity, there is increased education, more outreach program, more testing in competition as well as out of competition," he said.
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Lee managed to win one game out of five against Google's computer program — the only time it has been beaten in competition — but was ultimately defeated.
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"Me and You and Everyone We Know" debuted at Sundance in 2005 — it was one of two movies made by women out of 16 in competition.
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Okja, one of the two Netflix films playing in competition (to great controversy), featured characters twisting language and capitalizing on linguistic differences for their own ends.
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But many gymnasts do miss the monthly camps where they trained with the national team staff and performed their routines as though they were in competition.
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Another Iranian with a movie in competition, Jafar Panahi, will be unable to attend the festival as he is officially banned from film-making by his government.
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The last change is that companies' profits have soared, which partly reflects a decline in competition in the economy and the rise of oligopolies in many industries.
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" Taraborrelli continues: "She had so defined herself as being in competition with Jackie that when finally there was no competition, she didn't even know who she was.
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And finally, there is Albert Tumenov, a welterweight prospect currently riding a 5-fight streak, who is more than ready for a big step-up in competition.
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There's shots of the gamers practicing the same moves over and over again, trying to perfect the precise timing that can make our break them in competition.
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Rhode has suffered from a string of health setbacks over her 27 years in competition, including shoulder problems, complications from pregnancy and most recently a bad hip.
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The company is now spending billions of dollars to partner with third parties to stay in competition, he pointed out, adding more weight to its operating expenses.
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Prior to the Olympics, I would have said that Chen could land a quadruple lutz in his sleep, as he's landed it many times in competition before.
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If Apple does end up buying cobalt directly, it will be in competition with car manufacturers and battery makers in locking up supplies of the raw material.
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Sure, some labs have churned out cool ambulatory bots that perform well in competition, but just as many collapse when given a swift kick to the side.
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This situation was designed to resemble the surge in competition for tenure tracks, funding and attention that science has been experiencing in the last 15-20 years.
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Other economists note that Americans have found themselves increasingly in competition with foreigner workers who earn less and that this factor has suppressed wages in some industries.
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This follows several "militarization" actions by China in the region, which it claims control of, in competition with several other Asian nations including Vietnam and the Philippines.
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Jeglic, who scored Slovenia's shootout winner against Slovakia on Saturday, failed an in-competition test and the final decision on his sanction will come after the Games.
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The most renowned horse that Chapot bred and trained was the gray thoroughbred Gem Twist, whose father, Good Twist, he had ridden in competition to great acclaim.
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In the past two years, the program has significantly increased the number of blood tests and out-of-competition tests, although Sharapova's positive test came in competition.
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Despite being in competition with each other, by the end it felt like a reunion with a group of close friends brought together by a shared struggle.
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KAI is in competition for a contract with the U.S. Air Force, but the company told the Post its payment to Cohen was unrelated to that bid.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - After falling in a trademark jump on Olympic ice and making several other mistakes in competition, some skaters might call it a day.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said last month that it was considering whether the proposed deal could lead to a cut in competition in UK markets.
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At the same time, Volkov represents just the kind of step down in competition Browne needs—he is a tough, but beatable opponent for the struggling Hawaiian.
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The jump in which a skater spins four revolutions in the air, known in the sport as a quad, has been performed in competition for two decades.
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Beginning in 1984 with his debut, "Stranger Than Paradise," a dozen of his movies have played there, either in competition or in sidebars like the Directors Fortnight.
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It is Isabelle Huppert's first English-language entry in competition at the Cannes Film Festival since 1980, not her first English-language film at Cannes since 1980.
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Her moderate stances place her in competition with Biden and Buttigieg, but her campaign also sees her as a rival to Warren for the votes of women.
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She also reported that average prices in competition areas, such as the Dallas and Houston areas, are only about half the levels of 21625 when competition began.
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Twenty U.S. and international movies featuring top Hollywood talent and auteur directors were in competition at the world's oldest film festival, in its 73rd outing this year.
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"I stand with our Penn State student athletes and appreciate how they represent PSU in competition, in the classroom and in the community," Barbour wrote on Twitter.
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He said he still hoped to land the only remaining unconquered quadruple, the quadruple axel, although he is not sure he will ever try it in competition.
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Lipinski pointed to three Russian women in particular — Alena Kostornaia, Alexandra Trusova, and Anna Shcherbakova— who are regularly pulling off quadruple jumps or triple axels in competition.
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The last time he played the hole in competition, Spieth hit two balls in the water to lose his lead, and eventually the championship, to Danny Willett.
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Dozens of Chinese cities are erecting subsidized factories to churn out semiconductors in competition with American giants, as well as with companies in Taiwan and South Korea.
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The Tamboite atelier creates each bike's frame, made of the same kind of lightweight flexible steel used in competition bicycles as well as parts like the pedals.
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I've witnessed firsthand how the intense, hands-on experience of launching rockets in competition helps our students build real-world skills to solve problems and overcome challenges.
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For lawyers, they're either in direct competition with other lawyers in the courtroom (and winning matters), or they're in competition with their colleagues for promotions, Krill explains.
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Indiana moved to 3-0 all-time against teams from the Ohio Valley Conference, and Eastern Illinois fell to 0-9 in competition against Big Ten opponents.
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It may also face new antitrust scrutiny in Europe and the U.S. over its promotion of house-branded products in competition with third-party sellers on its platform.
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Betty and Veronica exist as two divergent paths for Archie — they are forever in competition for the red-headed hero of his own story, courtesy of their idiosyncrasies.
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In the lead-up to Sochi, Under Armour kept the Mach 39 so tightly under wraps that the athletes didn't get to test the new design in competition.
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The actress, whose film Staying Vertical showed in competition, went a little overboard when she and her costars locked arms for a rendition of the famous French jig.
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"Advantage plans are growing as a share of total enrollment, and they are trying to attract members from original Medicare and in competition with each other," he added.
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Off-price stores have seen an uptick in competition with more traditional retailers such as Macy's Inc and Nordstrom Inc also using off-price strategy to boost sales.
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The next positive sign was that the bond market is no longer in competition with stocks, now that the Federal Reserve is likely to not raise interest rates.
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Raytheon and UTC have since dismissed concerns about a possible reduction in competition, saying they have very little overlap that would generally spark concern among anti-trust regulators.
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If enabled, it would put the app directly in competition with Apple's own default Mail app, along with other third-party email apps like Spark and Edison Mail.
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The British actress, 35, has jokingly been in competition with her American husband, 38, on which accent their daughters Violet, 21 months, and Hazel, 4, will pick up.
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Rural counties 2017 Urban counties 2017 The decline in competition on the Obamacare marketplaces spans the entire country, but it's taking an especially large toll on rural areas.
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Pattern also puts Etsy in competition with companies like Squarespace or Cargo, which have site-building tools with similar aesthetics that have been embraced by artists and designers.
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Harding was the favorite before the 1992 games after she made history by becoming the first American woman to land the triple axel in competition during Fall 1991.
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He now leads a government in competition with a U.N.-backed administration in Tripoli and is weighing whether to run for president if and when elections are held.
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Add in competition from SXSW, New York Comic Con and others and, just like that, Hall H is no longer the preeminent stop-off for launching genre tentpoles.
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If in team mode, the app encourages swimmers to keep up with their teammates, and if in competition mode, it tells them how well they're doing in comparison.
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Williams, 37, had wraps on both ankles and needed help from trainers during the match, but said she was happy to be back on the court in competition.
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That film took a lot of time to finance and make, but will be shown in competition at the Berlin Film Festival for the first time [next week].
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And the timeframe for an in-competition violation extends six hours after the end of a fight, during which time Diaz was caught on video doing his vaping.
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Israel had been in competition with several countries bidding for Zagreb's business and its most serious competitor was reported to have been Sweden's SAAB offering new Gripen planes.
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Trump pushed for the league&aposs games to be played in the fall, in competition with the NFL, and was widely blamed for the collapse of the league.
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ArcelorMittal is forming a joint venture with Japan's Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp to bid for Essar in competition with bids from Russian lender VTB and Vedanta Resources.
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In recent years, the company has moved beyond straight search and into analytics, particularly focusing on log data that puts them squarely in competition with companies like Splunk.
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Those kinds of raw numbers have put the site in competition with sites like Politico, which it managed to surpass for the month of December, according to comScore.
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The decision by Mr. Cruz's team to go after Mr. Kasich suggests the Cruz campaign views itself as in competition with Mr. Kasich for at least some voters.
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The legal age to practice MMA in competition is 18, so I said to myself 'from the ages of 14 to 18 I will compete in everything else.
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Randy Maiers, who directs the foundation overseeing the St. Clair program, tells Axios that he doesn't feel he is in competition with other places also seeking new residents.
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Google's new strategy of controlling both hardware and software for its devices puts the company more directly in competition with Apple and many of its own Android partners.
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As he recovered, he rehearsed the jumps on the floor of his training center in Toronto and used visualization techniques to imagine himself completing the maneuvers in competition.
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Stephanie Zacharek, Time In Joker — playing in competition here at the Venice Film Festival — Phoenix is acting so hard you can feel the desperation throbbing in his veins.
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Earlier in the day, Biles became the first woman to attempt a triple-double -- two flips and three twists in the air -- in competition during the floor exercise.
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"We have seen a reduction in competition down to only one carrier on the marketplace, drastic rate increases, constricting networks, higher deductibles and market instability," Mr. Doak said.
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One state-owned enterprise has erected 110 vast hangars, computerized design studios and other buildings on the outskirts of Shanghai to build commercial aircraft in competition with Boeing.
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It was meant to mimic another push two decades ago when Lordstown was in competition with other cities to win another car model to replace the Chevy Cavalier.
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When engaged in competition around the world, those firms necessarily must remain sharp and competitive – increasing their productivity to the benefit of the customers, employees, and business owners.
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The bid to become a one-stop travel service for more mainstream sightseers puts Airbnb more squarely in competition with large travel sites such as Expedia and Priceline.
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It's a huge step up in competition for me and it will be a whole different world for me to fight in front of 20,000 people in Toronto.
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But I'm saying if you've ever engaged in competition, if you ever played a sport, you have been judged, either referees and umps, or you have judged others.
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Because Biles landed this in competition, it was named after her: Look at how high she gets, and how high she keeps going when the second layout happens.
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Movies in competition include Spike Lee's gang-violence-themed musical "Chi-Raq," the Coen brothers' 1950s Hollywood mystery "Hail, Caesar!" and "L'Avenir," a domestic French drama starring Isabelle Huppert.
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Flaherty's family moved to the island from Cincinnati in 2010 (an athlete is required to have lived in Puerto Rico at least three years to represent it in competition).
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It said it saw easyJet's "slot takeover" as questionable and expected the relevant authorities to confirm that Berlin was interested in competition in the interest of consumers and travellers.
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But Siegel pointed to the 10-year Treasury yield, which is around 2.68 percent, meaning fixed income still does not "pose a threat" to equities in competition for investors.
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I thought they might decide to de-emphasize sports, perhaps forming a subset of Division I that did not view itself as in competition with the Power 5 conferences.
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What's more, only two other U.S. female figure skaters have pulled off a triple axel in competition: First was Tonya Harding in 1991, followed by Kimmie Meissner in 2005.
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Executives from the two companies dismissed Trump's concerns about a possible reduction in competition, saying they have very little overlap that would generally spark concern among anti-trust regulators.
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Saudi Arabia and Iraq are the first and second largest producers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and are often in competition for crude clients, mainly in Asia.
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Countries are fighting each other over cellular equipment for wireless carriers around the globe, and companies are going head-on in competition to deliver the faster networks for consumers.
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The moment prompted tears of joy from the veteran athlete, with NBC announcing that his father was overheard saying that he's never seen his son cry before in competition.
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The 19-year-old four-time U.S. all-around gymnastics champion joins Douglas on the Teen Vogue cover, explaining how she views her body as an advantage in competition.
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But while bitcoiners are no doubt celebrating the high price, questions about bitcoin's future linger, namely because elements of all three economic layers are in competition with each other.
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Major regional shopping hub Hong Kong has been plagued by the strong dollar, and the company faces an upswing in competition from local brands like Huawei, Oppo and BBK.
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In 2011, Clark became the first woman to land a 1080 in competition and is still one of a only a handful of women to successfully land the trick.
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In competition, each jump is worth a certain number of points based on their difficulty level, with the toe loop worth the least and the axel worth the most.
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It should also help Uber's quest to dominate the global ride-hailing market, especially in China where it loses about $1 billion a year in competition with its rivals.
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He was a prospect, no doubt, but placing him in against the man who had just stopped Lyoto Machida in three minutes seemed an almost sadistic leap in competition.
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The company is also preparing to go head-to-head in competition with Tesla for customers for the first midpriced electric cars with a driving range of 200 miles.
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There are thousands of companies, large and small, working together and in competition with each other to power digital advertising across the web, each with different specialties and technologies.
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On the one hand, from the betting in competition to the improvement of advertising effect, higher ratings will increase the bargaining power of traditional media in broadcasting sports events.
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Bringing user data concerns into antitrust, as Delrahim suggested, would require asking a similar question: Will the reduction in competition lead to consumers having to accept inferior privacy protections?
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The Oscar winning writer and director, whose works include "Julieta", "Bad Education" and "All About My Mother", has had five of his movies shown in competition at the festival.
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Instead of painting two talented athletes in competition, Kerrigan was heralded as near-royalty, where Harding's talent and athleticism—and her poor background—made her fodder for gross comments.
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Before we were in a race with the USSR to get to space in the 1950s, we were in competition with other countries to get rocket technology from Germany.
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Most recently, he's impressed with a trio of first-round knockouts over Ed Herman, Sam Alvey and Roan "Jucão" Carneiro—certainly the recipe for a step up in competition.
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In addition, cannabis can increase focus and risk-taking behaviors, allowing athletes to forget bad falls or previous trauma in sport, and push themselves past those fears in competition.
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If that somehow doesn't seem impressive to you, consider that the previous world record hit by a male athlete in competition, in 2015, was 253.55 mph, according to Guinness.
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It's easy to dismantle these worries as pure jealousy, but misogyny is laid on thick in competition between women, and even more so when that woman is your sister.
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"It's a very fragmented industry with many stakeholders, all in competition with each other," Ian Smith, the integrity commissioner of the Esports Integrity Coalition, said in a Skype interview.
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Good Time premiered in competition at the Cannes Film Festival, and though it wasn't my favorite film at the festival, I've found myself thinking about it a lot since.
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While they may not be in competition (although: ha, as if ever), by the end of the episode, Shiv is worried about her brother in more ways than one.
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There are no official figures about how many children are involved in competition dance nationwide, but the number of national competitions has ballooned into the hundreds since the 1980s.
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The move puts Dropbox in competition with Adobe and DocuSign, and adds functionality that can potentially lure more big businesses to the company's core file sharing and collaboration products.
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Fujitsu and F.I.G. said they envisioned a future in which the 3-D laser sensors were used not only in competition, but to enhance the viewing experience for fans.
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That is the kind of preposterous sentence that a critic sometimes finds herself writing from the Cannes Film Festival, where Mr. Pattison's new movie, "Good Time," is in competition.
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The Competition and Markets Authority has said it&aposs concerned that the investment could result in a close tie-up between the two firms and a reduction in competition.
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Korea Aerospace Industries is in competition for a contract with the U.S. Air Force, but the company told the Post its payment to Cohen was unrelated to that bid.
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According to Brady, he is always in competition with himself and such was the case when he realized NFL players trained twice as hard as his college team did.
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"Our investigation into Amadeus and Sabre focuses on possible restrictions in competition in the market for airline ticket distribution services," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.
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Even though it's not a listings engine or a marketplace, Nextdoor's new real estate section puts it in competition with sites like Zillow, Trulia (owned by Zillow) and Redfin.
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Okja was already controversial before it premiered: Along with its fellow Netflix release The Meyerowitz Stories, it was selected to play in competition at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.
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This result ties in well with previous evidence on menopause in killer whales, which found that menopause meant a reduction in competition for resources between grandmas and their daughters.
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Look out Kardashians ... a rep for Danielle points out 'KUWTK' gets 1.5 million viewers per episode, adding, even though they're not in competition, Bhad Bhabie's numbers are WAY bigger.
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But the two companies in recent years have unveiled other products, like season-long fantasy football, that puts FanDuel and DraftKings in competition with a broader array of companies.
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But it eventually caught on when, in 235, the Association of American Railroads put KarTrak and 19883 other competing technologies in competition with one another as the industry standard.
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The hype around Portrait of A Lady on Fire is so real that even director Xavier Dolan, who has his own film, Matthias & Maxime, in competition, is raving about it.
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Dominick Reyes also proved that there is some life left in the UFC light heavyweight division as he took a huge step up in competition and outclassed Ovince Saint Preux.
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The Affair star took the trophy in competition with Uzo Aduba of Orange Is the New Black, Downton Abbey's Joanne Froggatt, Regina King of American Crime and Transparent's Judith Light.
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Only 82 films in competition in the official selection have been directed by women over the past 71 years of the festival whereas 1,645 films have been directed by men.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) released a statement on Tuesday outlining five steps for "building trust in the governing body" and five more for "building trust in competition".
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She's only the fourth American female to land a triple axel in competition, after Tonya Harding in 1991, Kimmie Meissner in 2005 and Mirai Nagasu at the Olympics in 2018.
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But you don't want to get into a situation where it is all peace and love, and then you have to go out and stomp on somebody's head in competition.
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It's bad enough doing it in competition, but doing it on a film set, where you've been brought in just to do that one thing, that's a lot of pressure.
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Only two other U.S. female figure skaters have pulled off a triple axel in competition: First was Harding, during the national championship in 1991, followed by Kimmie Meissner in 2005.
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Anne Zohra Berrached, whose film is in competition for the main prize at the Berlin Film Festival, said an abortion she had several years ago has affected her ever since.
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Though, with his biggest win coming against a young featherweight prospect in Ishihara, it's hard not to think this significant step up in competition may come too soon for him.
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The director — who debuted The Salesman in competition at Cannes' 2016 edition — was at the annual film festival to open the 2017 event alongside French-American star Lily-Rose Depp.
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Too often, it's assumed that women are in competition, specifically over their looks, giving credence to a myth that women can't get along and can't be supportive of each other.
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While there seems to be more music-focused channels popping up on YouTube, Baraize and Nick said they don't feel like they're in competition with similar channels on the platform.
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In 2013 WADA raised the allowable in-competition threshold to 150 nanograms per milliliter of urine from 15 nanograms per milliliter and has taken cannabidiol (CBD) off the banned list.
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The most logical step, considering the quality of Rothwell's recent opponents, and the thumping he took from the former champ Dos Santos, might be a momentary step down in competition.
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AntPool accounts for 14 percent of the Bitcoin network's mining power, and 12 percent of Bitcoin Cash, a recent fork of Bitcoin that is now in competition with its predecessor.
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The company has long sought to be considered in the same league as McDonald's and Subway, rather than just in competition with the likes of Starbucks and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts.
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Malick is in competition against the likes of Quentin Tarantino with his star-studded drama "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and Pedro Almodovar's semi-autobiographical film "Pain and Glory".
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Research suggests that if race-conscious admissions were abolished the largest gains would be enjoyed by white applicants, calling into question which groups are actually in competition with one another.
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In competition, she consistently nails skills so technically difficult and beyond the abilities of her competitors — or any gymnast ever, for that matter — that they've been named in her honor.
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Business Insider has learned that the private-equity-owned company has been recruiting a health team as it prepares for a move that could put it in competition with 23andMe.
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He was in competition with the best in American fiction—with Melville, James, Wharton, Hemingway, Faulkner, Cather, Ellison, Bellow, Morrison—but he was funnier, more spontaneous, than any of them.
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These activities, especially as they were in competition with receiving funding from the American government, were widely criticized by other human rights groups, who saw them as delegitimizing democracy promotion.
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Brennan thought that even if she put these males in competition with other males, they wouldn't be able to grow a longer member because their penises are already so extreme.
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Martin tested positive for the presence of androsterone and etiocholanone, which are metabolites of testosterone, following an in-competition test after his match against Josh Taylor in Glasgow on Nov.
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They are in competition, along with Northrop Grumman, to build the next generation of intercontinental ballistic missiles for the Air Force, a project expected to cost at least $85 billion.
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Workers in American and Western European factory towns found themselves in competition with Chinese electronics assemblers, Indian call center employees and auto factory workers in Eastern Europe, Mexico and beyond.
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While it's much more common for male skaters to perform triple axels, that extra half rotation is also the reason no one has ever landed a quadruple axel in competition.
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She said there was a nearby site in the garden where protected hives of honeybees were kept, where would-be queens piped, tooted, and quacked in competition with one another.
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His primary areas of focus include the cultural impact of technology, digital free speech and free association, and barriers to innovation specifically in competition policy, data, health care and transportation.
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White's 20103 competitors averaged 22010 years of age, led by Hirano, 230, who last month became the first snowboarder to pop back-to-back 22010s, or four revolutions in competition.
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The growth of company-specific tax subsidies (like those offered by places in competition for Amazon's HQ2) has shoveled resources toward large businesses that can effectively lobby for government largess.
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This puts Reddit in competition with Facebook and Google for internet ad dollars — a challenge considering its user base has historically skewed older and male, and users are often anonymous.
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On some long-distance routes it is running an "open-access" system, under which different companies are allowed to run services along the same route in competition with each other.
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Samsung continues to dominate mobile handset marketshare globally, but has seen an increase in competition at the low- and mid-tier levels from Chinese competitors like Huawei, Vivo, and Oppo.
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The show gives homeowners the option to renovate their home or sell it, with Farr and Visentin in competition to sway the homeowners to do what they think is best.
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Musk has said he would like Tesla to manufacture more affordable cars down the road, which would put his company in competition with Ford's fleet of lower-priced electric cars.
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One documentary is in competition: "Beuys" about German conceptual artist Joseph Beuys whose work was rubbished in Germany but celebrated in an exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum in New York.
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It has scientific impact, it has ethical impact, it impacts on 'fair play' in competition so it's extremely delicate and it's extremely difficult to do justice to all these (elements).
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