Local produce had been losing out to cheaper foreign imports.
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It's no secret that Snapchat is losing out to Instagram.
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Losing out to Atlético in the Champions League doesn't count.
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Cantopop has been losing out to its Mandarin counterpart, Mandopop.
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The episode ends with a celebratory crew losing out to mother nature.
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A few months later he was cut, losing out to Peyton Manning.
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Traditional broadcasters are losing out to streaming services like Netflix and Amazon.
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But by the 1990s, Sears started losing out to big box retailers.
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Lawyers are losing out to bots that write routine contracts, wills and deeds.
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Banks, fearful of losing out to newcomers, are also working on e-payments.
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Kasich ran for the Republican nomination in 85033, losing out to President Trump.
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Moreover, plastic pegs (which degraded in sunlight) were losing out to traditional wooden ones.
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Ultimately, the premier brands' major concern is not losing out to faster-moving competition.
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She could see their personal creativity losing out to this myopic vision of success.
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Investment banking is subdued worldwide, and once-buccaneering Deutsche is losing out to American banks.
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That may signal that they are losing out to rival cod in catching smaller fish.
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It is not losing out to rivals yet; revenues grew by a third last year.
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Between losing out to other bidders and rejection by regulators, China's investment tally could fall.
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Airlines would also risk losing out to competitors as travelers lose incentive to stay loyal.
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In Rome, Federer felt the full effect of losing out to his natural-born rival.
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In 2014, she was a finalist, losing out to three-time champion Bear 4103, Otis.
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Coal and natural gas are already losing out to wind in many areas, without sequestration.
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They reached the quarterfinals of the show, ultimately losing out to season nine winner Mat Franco.
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Fans voted, and Gudetama actually placed second, losing out to a cheerful salmon filet named Kirimichan.
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Trump had said tariffs were needed to save the industry from losing out to unscrupulous foreign competitors.
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In November, Ren and Bersten came in fourth, losing out to champs Bobby Bones and Sharna Burgess.
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Comcast bid $60 billion last year to clinch a deal with Fox, before losing out to Disney.
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"He recalled losing out to DiCaprio as a young actor — "no actor would ever say his name.
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He also challenged Hulk Hogan for the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 2, losing out to his opponent.
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American chip companies have expressed fears over losing out to foreign suppliers if they can't work with Huawei.
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But it feels like these stories and these ideas are losing out to the much larger Hollywood machine.
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There would, he indicated, be no hangover from the disappointment of losing out to the German in 2016.
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Saki has already competed under MMA rules once, losing out to UFC veteran James Zikic back in 2004.
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He made an unsuccessful bid to buy the Dodgers, losing out to a group that included Magic Johnson.
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Last May, Harding came in second place in the athletes' edition of the series, losing out to Adam Rippon.
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Big picture-wise, CSP is losing out to PV, which has plunged in price beyond what CSP can match.
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For now, calls to go still farther up that road are losing out to appeals to defend civil liberties.
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Russia is not only losing out to China in its far east and Central Asia, but in Europe, too.
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After losing out to Disney in the battle for 21st Century Fox, getting Sky became an imperative for Comcast.
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Weeks before losing out to Pfizer, Sanofi tried to oust Medivation's board members to replace them with new directors.
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Harding came in second place in the Dancing with the Stars finale on Monday night, losing out to Adam Rippon.
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The bottom line: Companies that don't plan for generational management shifts risk falling behind and losing out to their competitors.
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Their fear of losing out to people of color is driving their support of Donald Trump and he knows it.
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However, for Spain, Argentina and England, that's as far as they'll go – losing out to France, Portugal and Germany, respectively.
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Some, like Meadows, argue that it's largely a matter of political courage losing out to political expediency among party leaders.
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And among this group, political scientists find that a feeling that white people are losing out to other races is prevalent.
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Australia's world number two Matthew Wearn is the bridesmaid this year after losing out to Burton in a tough qualification battle.
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Once lotteries kicked off, there was a domino effect because non-lottery states feared losing out to their lottery-offering neighbors.
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Still, soft drink sales are losing out to other types of beverages and getting young consumers back will be a challenge.
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The businessmen complain that they are losing out to competitors not just in China but in Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka.
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Companies that provide the inspection specialists for offshore equipment say they are not worried about losing out to robots and gadgets.
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The same workers losing out to new technology could even be excluded from shopping at a setup like Amazon Go, too.
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And smaller companies are in many cases losing out to larger employers, which typically can offer more generous pay and benefits.
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Canada has struggled in recent years to lure new auto investment, losing out to the United States and lower-cost Mexico.
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Meanwhile, the coal industry finds its fortunes on the decline in the developed world, losing out to natural gas and renewables.
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The company is rapidly losing out to rivals ahead of the opening of its new casino on the fast-growing Cotai strip.
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Le Pen managed to make it through to the second round of voting, eventually losing out to current French President Emmanuel Macron.
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The endless potential open to Jaunt ultimately led to them losing out to other startups as they sought more areas for growth.
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A report last year showed the London insurance and reinsurance markets were losing out to other centers such as Bermuda and Singapore.
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Landlines had been losing out to mobile phones for the past 15 years, he said, but it had been a gradual process.
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It will be the 22-year-old Australian's first final since losing out to Angelique Kerber in the Sydney International in January.
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Passenger cars have been losing out to SUVs and pickups in a US market that has seen four straight years of booming sales.
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Dean, a former Vermont governor, once led the Democratic field for the party's nomination in 2004 before eventually losing out to then-Sen.
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It's high stakes for Democrats, who legitimately fear losing out to Republicans because of the crowded field of Democratic candidates in many contests.
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It's normal to feel disappointed when an opportunity doesn't pan out, and you don't want the fear of losing out to hold you back.
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It's unlikely that Oil Search will try to do so, because even losing out to ExxonMobil could see it emerge as a winner anyway.
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Mostly, though, entrepreneurs don't want to feel like they are losing out to corporations with pockets deep enough to afford the best tax gurus.
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The only memorable scene occurs when LaBeija is crowned third runner-up, losing out to Rachel Harlow from Philadelphia, who is Sabrina's supposed protégé.
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So why does she keep losing out to men who are just as bad as she is morally and much worse at their jobs?
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Mr. Oppenheimer said voting was a lot like grocery shopping, with more sensible but unappealing choices often losing out to tastier but less nutritious options.
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Nintendo has been focusing on the mobile market after struggling in the console market in recent times, losing out to Sony's PlayStation and Microsoft's Xbox.
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The software maker has been losing out to Chromebooks in the US, as Google's laptops have seen most of their traction in the education market.
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Apple's troubles in China may also be a sign that the company is losing out to home-grown competitors, which have seen rising sales volumes.
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PCs are losing out to mobile devices, but the strong dollar and a slowing Chinese market were two other factors that hurt sales in 2015.
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Last month, he warned that Indonesia was losing out to peers such as the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam in attracting investment, due to regulatory uncertainties.
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Relative newcomers to the space, Snapchat and Twitter have yet to prove return on investment for advertisers, consistently losing out to incumbents Facebook and Google.
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She made it to the final rounds for the idea, ultimately losing out to an interactive gaming network that was quickly snatched up by Microsoft.
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In 2012, Moon made his first bid for the presidency, narrowly losing out to Park Geun-hye, daughter of the dictator he once protested against.
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But it often receives little attention in the crush of presidential campaigns, losing out to flashier, more heated topics like health care, gun control, and abortion.
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Two years ago Iceland shocked the world beating England on its way to a quarter-final birth before losing out to France at the European Championships.
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But while public programming enjoyed an auditory renaissance in the twentieth century, audio was losing out to an antiquated rival in our day-to-day lives.
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"Overall sales are softer than what I would like to see," he said, but added he did not believe the company was losing out to competitors.
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Unfortunately, that means thousands of American companies are losing out to their international competitors who enjoy strong national advocacy and aggressive export financing — increasingly from China.
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Amazon has been racing to dominate the Indian market, and reportedly even tried to swoop in and buy Flipkart last year before losing out to Walmart.
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The rapper, who went into the night with the most nominations, left empty-handed after losing out to Bruno Mars and Kendrick Lamar in multiple categories.
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He started second on the grid and led from the start, losing out to Bottas after the first safety car but retaking the place on track.
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Belgium are bidding to appear in the final again after losing out to Britain in 2015, while Australia are looking for a first title since 2003.
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She then posted a wind-assisted 12.53 in the final to capture an eighth national title in the 100m hurdles before finally losing out to her emotions.
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While PulteGroup hasn't always been a winner in the space, often losing out to competitor Lennar, early signs are pointing to positive earnings in the first quarter.
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But these titans of industry are still small potatoes in the e-cigarette world, with their vapes consistently losing out to new-kid-on-the-block, Juul.
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The microblogging service has 330 million monthly active users but has struggled to turn its popularity into profit, losing out to rival Facebook Inc for ad dollars.
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Overall, companies are going to have find new ways of underwriting project developments, or risk losing out to those developers that can afford to take the risks.
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Ultimately, artists — and particularly smaller, independent artists — are losing out, to the extent it's necessary for many musicians to work a second job to fund their passion.
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Many cynics will point to Faber's inability to win UFC gold in four attempts, losing out to long-time foe Dominick Cruz twice and Renan Barao twice.
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Belgium are bidding to appear in the final again after losing out to Great Britain in 2015, while Australia are looking for a first title since 2003.
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Despite the need to improve their reputations, oil and gas companies that reduce methane emissions now will be suckers, losing out to competitors willing to cut corners.
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The new head of Salesforce's flagship software for tracking business opportunities comes from LinkedIn, which Salesforce tried and failed to acquire in 53, losing out to Microsoft.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Europe gave the world some of its top automakers, but it's losing out to China in the race to define the industry's future.
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FRIEDRICH MERZ - Merz, 63, is back from the political wilderness after losing out to Merkel in a power struggle in 2002 and leaving the Bundestag in 2009.
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After hosting "Late Night" for 11 years, he moved to CBS in 1993 after losing out to longtime rival Jay Leno to succeed Carson at "The Tonight Show".
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Companies also face a certain level of risk in cracking down on sharing: acting on false positives, or losing out to services that are more amenable to groups.
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He was Trump&aposs first judicial nomination to a district or appeals court, and on Trump&aposs short list to replace Scalia last year, losing out to Gorsuch.
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Next season, if Ferrari can carry their gathering momentum into 2020, could even see Leclerc challenging for the championship after losing out to Hamilton's Mercedes outfit this year.
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According to our sources, Yahoo's chief information security officer, Bob Lord, is losing out to AOL's Chris Nims for the security chief's chair of new umbrella entity, Oath.
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Canada has been struggling to get new investment from automakers in its once-thriving vehicle assembly industry, losing out to the Southern United States and lower-cost Mexico.
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Yet Yushu's festivals may simply be losing out to events elsewhere: visitors to the Tibetan autonomous region, which has several similar celebrations, increased fivefold from 2007 to 2015.
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But the critically exalted To Pimp a Butterfly didn't take the biggest golden gramophone of the night, losing out to Taylor Swift's 1989 for album of the year.
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He was previously at LinkedIn — the business social network which, notably, Salesforce tried to acquire in 2016, before losing out to Microsoft and its $26.2 billion acquisition offer.
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The film was nominated for two Academy Awards — Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay — losing out to Forrest Gump and Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary, who wrote Pulp Fiction.
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Critics will point to Faber's inability to win UFC gold in four attempts, losing out to long-time foe Dominick Cruz and Brazilian Renan Barao on two occasions apiece.
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People popping into stores to pick up their Halloween candy might also pick up additional items — an important opportunity for retailers, especially if they're losing out to competition online.
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The Ku Klux Klan appears to be losing out to the more loosely organized, and more online savvy, alt-right movement, researchers said in a new report released Wednesday.
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Though they are divided, Silicon Valley and Washington must find a common path forward, or risk losing out to the world's hackers, Schlein told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Wednesday.
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It will be his second attempt at the presidency after narrowly losing out to president Manuel Pinto da Costa in a run-off in the last elections in 2011.
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Despite losing out to Adele on her major nominations for the night, Beyoncé still put on an incredible show during her performance to close out the telecast's first hour.
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Industry sources said Canada's Bombardier is pushing particularly hard for a deal for its struggling new CSeries aircraft after losing out to Boeing at United Airlines earlier this year.
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Kyrgios is yet to win a title this year, losing out to Roger Federer in the quarter-finals at Indian Wells and the semi-finals at the Miami Open.
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Bernie, the frontrunner: The Vermont democratic socialist won the popular vote in Iowa (while narrowly losing out to Buttigieg among delegates) and claimed victory in the New Hampshire primary.
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"What is heartbreaking in Yemen is that humanity is losing out to the politics," Mr. McGoldrick said at a news conference in Amman, Jordan, according to Agence France-Presse.
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BlackBerry, once popular for its phones before losing out to Apple's iPhones and Android devices, now offers security software for corporations and government agencies, and software for driverless cars.
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Analysts said CME may have been prompted to bid now to avoid losing out to a rival, as global exchanges face rising competition for business amid shrinking trade volumes.
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"Converse is losing out to brands like Vans, while Nike seems to be focusing more on the growth of its Jordan business," Jane Hali & Associates analyst Jessica Ramirez told Reuters.
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Governments will have to "adapt or risk losing out to the future," but it's going to be "a challenge for nations to stay on top" of the innovation, he said.
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But no less a concern for Flynn and his partners was the moribund U.S. nuclear industry, which was losing out to Russian and even South Korean contractors in the region.
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Tommaso Buscetta, a crucial Mafia turncoat living in the United States under witness protection after losing out to Mr. Riina in Sicily, began to testify in such trials in 1984.
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The same candidate could fall behind in state delegate equivalency, losing out to a person who fares best in precincts with low caucus turnout, typically in rural and older areas.
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BlackBerry, once popular for its phones before losing out to Apple Inc's iPhones and Android devices, now offers security software for corporations and government agencies, and software for driverless cars.
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His ambition for a high-profile European post has been on public display once before, when he ran unsuccessfully for president of the Eurogroup, losing out to Dutchman Jeroen Dijsselbloem.
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Lib Dem figures point to the fact that she recently failed to win the contest to become the party&aposs next president, losing out to grassroots party blogger, Mark Pack.
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If it makes a difference to the team result – and in this case there was a clear danger of losing out to Red Bull – then the driver has to move over.
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Although this is less than many local framers, it is still a vast, expensive-to-maintain selection, which is perhaps why they are losing out to online framing services like Art.
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He began the season as a long reliever after losing out to LHP Jeff Locke and RHP Juan Nicasio in a three-way competition for two rotation spots in spring training.
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Britain's Thomas Daley, who won bronze with Daniel Goodfellow in the diving men's 10m platform synchro, on finishing ahead of Germany after losing out to them at this year's European Aquatic Championships.
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Even though plenty of teens still have Facebook, in terms of day to day usage, the report found that Facebook was losing out to Instagram and Snapchat in the under-25 demographic.
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Before losing out to its southern rival, in the past few days San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee had been pushing hard for SF's Treasure Island as the ideal site for the museum.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens has yet to win an Oscar tonight, losing out to both Mad Max and Ex Machina, but there's still one very important award left: Best Original Score.
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Brookfield Property's efforts to buy GGP have come as mall owners across the United States are struggling as a result of many retailers losing out to e-commerce firms such as Amazon.com.
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In speaking with The Times, for instance, he complained that one problem with the Iran nuclear deal is that American businesses are now losing out to Europe on lucrative deals with Iran.
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The team had given notice of their intention to appeal on Sunday, with Vettel leading from start to finish but losing out to Mercedes' championship leader Lewis Hamilton after the chequered flag.
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But he atrophied at Bayern, never quite fitting into the false 183 role under Pep Guardiola and losing out to regular 9 Robert Lewandowski, playing a mere 14 league games last seasons.
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Brookfield Property's efforts to buy GGP have come as mall owners across the United States are struggling as a result of many retailers losing out to e-commerce firms such as Amazon.
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Microsoft is losing out to tools like Docker and Heroku on the web and it's only a matter of time before coders are more comfortable with their MacBooks and VIM than with Windows.
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In the event of Le Pen losing out to Macron, or any other candidate, JP Morgan said in a note published Monday that a surge of inflows into European stocks could be expected.
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This means a developer with some confidence that LNG demand will grow in the coming years would have to be looking at sanctioning a new project soon, or risk losing out to competitors.
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In a Pew Research Center survey earlier this year, climate change came second to last in a list of 18 topics — losing out to the economy, health care costs, education, terrorism, and more.
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Despite losing out to Cormier for the light-heavyweight strap at UFC 187, the former welterweight has got back in the win column with two solid outings against Jimi Manuwa and Ryan Bader.
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Leclerc said he thought he had left enough room but acknowledged also that he had taken a more aggressive approach to his racing since losing out to Red Bull's Max Verstappen in Austria.
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The gains for financials, which rose 2.3 percent, could be a sign of so-called value stocks gaining more favor after losing out to growth stocks during the long-running U.S. bull market.
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The gains for financials, which rose 1.5 percent, could be a sign of so-called value stocks gaining more favor after losing out to growth stocks during the long-running U.S. bull market.
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The Japanese gaming firm's problem in recent years has been its inability to compete with the Microsoft Xbox and Sony PlayStation in the console space, while losing out to the rise of mobile gaming.
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Kiplagat said her drive has been dented by losing out to drugs cheats in the World Marathon Majors, a series comprising big-city marathon events in New York, London, Chicago, Boston, Tokyo and Berlin.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Major airports in the Gulf are losing out to Istanbul on lucrative transfer traffic this year as Turkey recovers from security worries, according to data from travel data analysis company Forward Keys.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, regained its position as China's top crude supplier in June, after losing out to Russia in the previous three months, customs data showed on Thursday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk will continue to hunt for promising assets to refill its blood products business, after losing out to Sanofi in a $4.8 billion fight for Belgian biotech company Ablynx.
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Some would suggest he felt slighted at finishing fifth in the voting for the Ballon d'Or earlier this month, losing out to Luka Modric, just as he did in FIFA's rival The Best award.
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In fact, it never placed higher than eighth during any of the weeks it was in theaters, losing out to weekend-winning but ultimately less memorable movies such as The Mexican, Heartbreakers and Spy Kids.
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If Apple fulfills expectations and debuts a new Apple Watch on Wednesday, it had better make a splash — because Apple is currently losing out to cheaper competition in the wearable market, according to new data.
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Ricciardo, on fresh ultra-soft tyres, passed Hamilton's team mate Valtteri Bottas to surge into the top three, with the Finn also losing out to the Ferrari of compatriot Kimi Raikkonen as he ran wide.
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But as profit margins contract for steel mills, the economics are likely to switch, with higher-grade ores losing out to medium and lower grade material as input costs trump the need to maximise output.
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Now, in many wholesale power markets around the country, big, old, inflexible baseload power plants (coal and nuclear) are losing out to wind, efficiency, and most of all, smaller, more nimble natural gas power plants.
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Though that doesn't automatically mean he's bad — Perry, 32, admitted that they were "all amazing lovers" — losing out to Mayer and Bloom appears to have stung the producer, who served some truly awesome shade on Twitter.
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N) shares jumped 20 percent on Wednesday after third-quarter results showed shoe sales turning back to growth thanks to a boost from Nike's latest lines, heading off fears it was losing out to Amazon (AMZN.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Mercedes are seeing red after losing out to Ferrari in the season-opener in Australia but the challenge from their resurgent rivals has had a galvanizing effect on the champions according to Lewis Hamilton.
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Frenchman Pierre Gasly, who started seventh on the grid, finished 11th after losing out to Sainz two laps from the end while New Zealander Brendon Hartley, who lined up sixth, fell to 13th at the finish.
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Their argument, which involves Gamby's profanity-laced tough talk losing out to the history teacher's appeal for consideration and oneness, feels like the perfect allegory for the "political correctness" debate that America is currently embroiled in.
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BlackBerry, which dominated the smartphone market nearly a decade ago before losing out to Apple Inc's iPhones and Android devices, has switched to selling software to corporations and government agencies under Chief Executive Officer John Chen.
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In contrast the socialist Labour Party, which had been the official opposition in the Scottish Parliament since 2007, scored its worst-ever result, losing out to the right-wing Conservatives for the first time in 60 years.
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Sinatra retrospective bests the Beatles' Revolver The Beatles had already suffered the indignity of A Hard Day's Night losing out to Mary Poppins for Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or Television Show in 1965.
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Sykes offers an unusual perspective on this historical period, emphasizing the power of a newly valuable work force and the desperation of the landed gentry, who are losing out to estate owners daring to pay higher wages.
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In an open letter to other Community Bankers shareholders reviewed by Reuters, Driver said it was worried the bank was losing out to its competitors and its Chief Executive Officer Rex Smith may have deterred possible suitors.
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In an open letter to other Community Bankers shareholders reviewed by Reuters, Driver said it was worried the bank was losing out to its competitors and its Chief Executive Officer Rex Smith may have deterred possible suitors.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand needs to do more to keep its tourists safe if it wants to achieve its objective of attracting more high-end travelers, operators say, or it risks losing out to its up-and-coming neighbors.
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After placing a bid to buy the iconic Brady Bunch home, but eventually losing out to HGTV, Bass is likely going to be involved in the network's filmed renovation of the beloved house, which will air in 2019.
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To help assuage popular concerns, Merkel said the government would raise research and development spending to shape up the economy, which is enjoying robust growth but risks losing out to peers unless its businesses embrace new digital technologies.
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Analyst IDC put out its latest smartphone market projections yesterday, and looking ahead to 232 it sees shipments of devices with screens of 237.4-inches (up to less than 22021-inches) losing out to those with larger panes.
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You can see the results of that deference most clearly in its messaging apps, where the company's "try everything and don't piss off anybody" strategy has it losing out to Apple, Facebook, and even smaller outfits like Telegram.
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Brandicourt's teams, however, failed to land two strategic acquisitions, losing out to Pfizer on buying California-based cancer specialist Medivation in 2016 and failing to acquire Swiss biotech company Actelion, which was bought by Johnson & Johnson in 2017.
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China has been losing out to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq on key technology listings, so more IPOs at home could mean millions of yuan in revenue for Chinese investment banks, who dominate domestic stock issuance.
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The risk here isn't making a mistake on one person by perhaps putting them in a role too early, the risk is losing out to other business leaders on a whole talent pool because you didn't tap into it.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The world would be losing not only a tennis star if Andy Murray retires after losing out to Roberto Bautista Agut at the Australian Open, but also a voice for women in sport, advocates say.
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The lack of sufficient and affordable options leaves millions of American parents with the tough choice of either having to pay for expensive childcare or risk losing out to the steep financial and opportunity cost of leaving the workforce.
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A few years back, the late Sergio Marchionne, then CEO of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, said aloud what everybody was thinking: a "structural shift" is underway, with traditional four-doors losing out to a new wave of crossover SUVs and pickup trucks.
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Blackberry, which dominated the smartphone market nearly a decade ago before losing out to Apple's iPhones and Android devices, has been trying to win investor confidence and make money by selling software to manage mobile devices to corporations and government agencies.
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Spot gold prices sank below $1,200 per ounce for the first time since last year Monday, losing out to U.S. Treasuries and a stronger dollar as investors sought refuge from a financial market rout triggered by a crashing Turkish lira.
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Kingsbury, 25, is the all-time leader in moguls skiing victories and his streak of 13 consecutive World Cup wins is the longest ever, but the Olympic gold was the medal he has craved since losing out to compatriot Alex Bilodeau in 2014.
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Unifor President Jerry Dias has said concessions were necessary to ensure GM continues operations in the province of Ontario, home to nearly all of Canada's once-thriving auto industry that has been losing out to the Southern United States and lower-cost Mexico.
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Kamara was an MVP finalist last year, ultimately losing out to FC's Sebastian Giovinco, and Columbus are well aware that he would likely play a key role if they are to make a return trip to the MLS Cup later this year.
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The company, which dominated the smartphone market nearly a decade ago before losing out to Apple Inc's iPhones and Android devices, has been trying to win investor confidence and make money by selling software to manage mobile devices to corporations and government agencies.
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The Canadian technology company, which dominated the smartphone market nearly a decade ago before losing out to Apple Inc's iPhones and Android devices, has shifted to selling software to manage mobile devices, as well as focusing on emerging areas such as driverless cars.
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He is the all-time leader in moguls skiing victories and his streak of 13 consecutive World Cup wins is the most in history, but this Olympic gold was the medal he has craved since losing out to compatriot Alex Bilodeau in 2014.
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Trump's dramatic intervention that blocked Singapore-based Broadcom Ltd's $117 billion hostile bid for U.S. chip maker Qualcomm Inc on grounds of national security earlier this month underscored heightened U.S. concerns about losing out to China in the race for new technologies.
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Lee, who will play in his fourth Olympics next month, will be looking to end his long wait for an elusive Olympic gold at the Riocentro venue, after losing out to double Olympic champion Lin in the finals of the Beijing and London Games.
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"Instead of pandering to billionaires we have a government here which has chosen to listen to the needs of working families," said Mr. Sanders, who in 2016 made a bid from the left to become the Democratic Party presidential nominee, losing out to Mrs. Clinton.
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Sam Geall, executive editor of Chinadialogue, an English- and Chinese-language website that focuses on the environment, said that the United States, by moving away from a focus on reducing carbon emissions, risked losing out to China in the race to lead the industry.
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Unlike in 22020, of course, it is not two powers within the West switching roles, but the West as a whole losing out to China — and other Asian powers such as India, which is just as keen to see more open trade with Iran.
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The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Vikings last week, officially securing their spot against the New England Patriots in this year's Super Bowl—the first time in more a decade the Eagles have had a shot at the championship after losing out to the Patriots back in 2005.
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As the leaders arrived in Brussels on Thursday, the fate of the trade pact with Canada, the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, or CETA, was something of a symbol of how the European Union's ability to plot a united and ambitious path forward is losing out to parochial concerns.
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Surveyor Edward Yiu, 53, who was stripped of his seat last July over an invalid oath of office, surprised some by failing to regain his public office in a closely fought vote in the Kowloon West district, losing out to the pro-establishment Vincent Cheng by a slim margin.
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Native American publishers aren't the only ones competing with — and sometimes losing out to — overseas publishers in a niche aimed at people in the US. As previously reported by BuzzFeed News, the town of Veles, Macedonia, is home to dozens of websites targeting American conservatives which often publish fake news.
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Phablets have long been the new normal as the telephone icon lost out in the war to capture our attention via finger-flicking touchscreen fun — losing out to all the other apps offering more visual ways to be entertained and/or communicate, be it by text, selfie lens or silly GIF.
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When only one of the Premier League's top 16 sides deigned to enter in 2000, it left a bewildered Bradford City to take up one of England's two spots, losing out to a second-string Zenit team in what was a manifestation of the over-blown ambition that led to the club's demise.
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"Measuring the tax gap will assist the government in determining if the Canada Revenue Agency needs $444.4 million or $777.7 million to fight overseas tax evasion," said Senator Percy Downe, who is introducing legislation requiring the government to analyze how much it is losing out to tax avoidance — the so-called 'tax gap.
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But what really made the story come to life was when we zoomed in on one house that had changed hands several times and got to talk to all the people who had touched it — the investor who flipped it, the family that bought it, the would-be buyer who kept losing out to investors.
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The list of black artists who've never won a non-rap Grammy include top-selling industry luminaries such as Jay-Z, Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar and Drake; Nicki Minaj, Tupac Shakur, The Notorious B.I.G., Nas, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube and Public Enemy have never won any Grammys at all, often losing out to safer -- and whiter -- performers.
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EditorsNote: Updates graf 3 with Chubb losing out to Henry for rushing title Joe Mixon rushed for 162 yards and two touchdowns and Andy Dalton passed for 190 yards and a score to lift the host Cincinnati Bengals to a 33-23 victory against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday afternoon in the regular-season finale for both teams.
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With a recorded history two millennia old, India hosts more than 22017 percent of the Himalayas, has a 27,500 km (4,660 miles) coastline and is home to the iconic Taj Mahal, to name a few of its attractions, yet it's losing out to smaller countries with much less to offer when it comes to attracting the Chinese, Indian tourism officials said.
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They reached the cup final too, losing out to Partizan in a match that was said to have been fixed – legend goes that Partizan, who lagged behind in the title race by a double-digit margin, intentionally threw their late-season match against Obilić without mustering a single shot on target in order to deprive Red Star of the title.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday signed an executive order laying out a national plan to boost artificial intelligence (AI) technology, amid growing concern that the U.S. is losing out to China.
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Four of the five albums released by Styles' band One Direction hit the top of the Billboard 212, but none of their 2000 singles ever made it to the top of the list in the US. Former band member Zayn Malik was the first of the group to hit the top of the charts, with his debut single "Pillowtalk" last year, but Styles' first solo work ended up falling short, losing out to Bruno Mars' "That's What I Like" and peaking at number four.
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Enter the all-new, eighth-generation Sentra, featuring a revamp for 2020 that strives to make it an undemanding yet distinctive choice in a segment that's supposed to be losing out to crossover SUV, but that still has the attention of the major Japanese manufacturers in the US.Nissan invited me to check out the new Sentra for a few hours in Manhattan, which is admittedly not the ideal motoring environment (I currently have a test car that I'm subjecting to a more strenuous review).
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