We continue to have companies be more competitive in the world environment because our tax rate makes them more competitive.
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"This Brawl is specifically meant to target players who want something a little bit more competitive — a more competitive experience," Emmons said.
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Informed consumers make markets more competitive – and more efficient.
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LET'S RETURN IN. WE'RE MORE COMPETITIVE WITH RESPECT TO TAXES, WE'RE MORE COMPETITIVE WITH RESPECT TO REGULATIONS, WE'RE MORE COMPETITIVE – IF WE CAN FIX THIS BROKEN INTERNATIONAL TRADING SYSTEM, DO IT THE RIGHT WAY, AND HENCE PEOPLE WILL COME TO US. WE WANT THEM TO COME TO US. COMPANIES THAT LEFT US WILL COME HOME.
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Toward better products and services in a more competitive market?
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PlayStation Vue at $30 to $40 would be more competitive.
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But O'Rourke has made the race more competitive than expected.
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Already, though, they are making plans to be more competitive.
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"The EPA's decision may make the forest industry more "competitive.
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Market forces and government actions are making banking more competitive.
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That market is growing fast but also becoming more competitive.
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That should help those automakers become more competitive with Tesla.
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Or for more competitive pricing of drugs bought by Medicare?
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Microsoft will be much more competitive on the VR front.
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GM has struggled for years to make Cadillac more competitive.
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Raising their standards makes our products and services more competitive.
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Lowering the tariffs will make Tesla more competitive in China.
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Itau also faces a more competitive banking arena, executives said.
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Read more: Hospitals are getting more competitive to win patients.
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The more competitive the state, the more polarized the state.
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So I think it's more competitive, it's a higher level.
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The split would make each entity more competitive, he said.
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They also suggested finding ways to pay more competitive salaries.
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However, the business has become more competitive in recent years.
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Now Mozilla wants to make its desktop browser more competitive.
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Lower corporate tax rates make the United States more competitive.
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It works to actually make the drug industry more competitive.
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But he was more competitive on Thursday at Silverado Resort.
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"Clearly it's a more competitive market out there," he said.
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The top of the velocity charts will be more competitive.
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Are there lessons in the election that actually the Democratic Party, if it wants to be more competitive in Michigan and more competitive in Pennsylvania, needs to worry about moving too far to the left?
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"It's definitely been a more competitive marketplace," spokeswoman Alyssa Peera said.
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Those moves make Chinese products more competitive relative to American products.
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On the more competitive side of the spectrum sits Wrestler Mike.
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Larry Hogan is viewed as the more competitive contest on Tuesday.
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Brazilian crops are becoming more competitive with the U.S. agriculture industry.
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Journalism is far more competitive now than it was in 1973.
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The amount of outperformance among more competitive fund families is significant.
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You won't find a more competitive early matchup than Colorado vs.
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"I'm not sure it makes us more competitive," Glaser told me.
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The first idea is that business is more competitive than ever.
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"The space is more competitive than it's ever been," he said.
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A cheaper pound makes Britain's wares more competitive in foreign markets.
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It will also allow for more competitive pricing versus overseas customers.
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Now, Volpi said, the open-source deals are much more competitive.
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Cardamone said selling into enterprises has become more competitive, as well.
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The changes are structural, long-lasting and make Europe more competitive.
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"Globalization has made us become more efficient, more competitive," Immelt said.
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A national grid could make electricity markets broader and more competitive.
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The Indiana Senate race became more competitive when former Democratic Sen.
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The abundance of capital has made the VC game more competitive.
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The corporate cut, Trump said, would make American firms more competitive.
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But a challenge from Johnson could make the race more competitive.
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Reid added that Grassley now has a more competitive reelection race.
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And this makes them more competitive, giving them more export opportunities.
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But no other place has more competitive races with national implications.
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ARE WE GOING TO MAKE OUR OWN STEEL MAKERS MORE COMPETITIVE?
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The East Coast has a more competitive spirit than the Midwest
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It also make German imports cheaper and therefore more competitive domestically.
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But Dennerby had predicted Monday's match would be much more competitive.
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North Carolina may only grow more competitive in the general election.
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It's a milestone that also signals the campaign becoming more competitive.
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And that makes it more competitive for companies to find talent.
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In theory, Castro should have been a much more competitive candidate.
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Years of research suggest that men are more competitive than women.
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Fortunes made in more competitive markets are not so obviously dodgy.
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Asian qualification, Constantine said, is far more competitive than many think.
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Das predicts Ford will lose sales to these more competitive vehicles.
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We also think that it's important to make businesses more competitive.
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In a different environment these contests would all be more competitive.
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The more competitive approach to China should not be a surprise.
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"The hurdle rates that we'll be looking to achieve in the business are now I think going to be more competitive and will give us more competitive pricing than we could achieve as NAB," he said.
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In more competitive ones, fathers received only one-third as many callbacks.
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Its is a more competitive marketplace than some of the other companies.
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Rival economies in South-East Asia and elsewhere are becoming more competitive.
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Many times we break into teams to make the exercise more competitive.
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Other energy sources, such as gas and wind, are becoming more competitive.
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China, for one, unquestionably believes robots will make its economy more competitive.
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The weak pound has made their wares more competitive to foreign buyers.
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But the slide in the real also makes Brazilian soyabeans more competitive.
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Making America a more competitive place to do business is the answer.
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In regions where the reform went into effect, elections were more competitive.
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And Virginia is the more competitive of the two contests this year.
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That would reduce their price, making them more competitive against the dollar.
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That's allowed Australian-grown almonds to become more competitive, hurting U.S. prices.
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Do we need to make capitalism more competitive, and if so, how?
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"I think if anything is becoming more and more competitive," Tolkin said.
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The cap may also make the process more competitive for international doctors.
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"We're being much more competitive in our pricing," Drexler explained to WSJ.
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Here are just a few: Capital markets have never been more competitive.
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"She's definitely more competitive than [I am]," Duhamel told PEOPLE in 2011.
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New York is more competitive, harder to live in, more expensive, etc.
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Wanna play a game that's more competitive than the current NBA Finals??
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However, that advantage may be diminishing as fintech players become more competitive.
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I think we can also work towards making the price more competitive.
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And the market for casual clothing is viewed as much more competitive.
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Tax reforms which became effective in January 2023 made Kansas more competitive.
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In recent years, rewards credit cards have become more competitive than ever.
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The Democratic contest has proven to be more competitive, with former Rep.
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To be more competitive for grants, scientists have to have published work.
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This leads to potentially more competition, which leads to more competitive pricing.
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Perhaps lesbians who are "out" are more competitive than their heterosexual peers.
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This, Disney believes, will help make Hulu more competitive in the marketplace.
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Merrill says the race will turn even more competitive in the runoff.
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China, Iran and South Africa have become more competitive in this space.
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They were clearly more competitive coming out of his first timeout tonight.
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She said Pascucci's prices were more competitive, and the coffee was better.
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Our approach would raise living standards while making American companies more competitive.
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Add holiday sales to the equation and it gets even more competitive.
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Democrats are becoming more competitive in Texas, long a reliably Republican state.
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"The lower we go, the more competitive we are around the world."
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This comes amid a gaming ecosystem that's set to get more competitive.
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"The more competitive we are, the quicker we'll switch over," said Szafnauer.
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If a country's currency is artificially low, its exports are more competitive.
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It most likely means Pennsylvania's future elections will be much more competitive.
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The move gives Dropbox more competitive edge against sector leaders Adobe and DocuSign.
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"The world has changed; it's more competitive; exports are more prominent," Hochberg said.
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And it's investing in logistics to be more competitive with Walmart and Amazon.
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It is now moving to make producers more competitive by phasing out subsidies.
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The weak currency, though, can help exporters by making their products more competitive.
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We'd love to see the U.S. get more competitive from a corporate tax.
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Wage bargaining was devolved to firm level, which helped make companies more competitive.
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Swan said on the conference call that the world had become more competitive.
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Their home territory seems incapable of taking decisions to make them more competitive.
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A weak currency, after all, makes a country's exports and assets more competitive.
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With the rise of hyper-professionalisation, football is more competitive than ever before.
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The new boundaries make a handful of seats in the state more competitive.
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We say with confidence that no tech category's more competitive than enterprise software.
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The main problem is that SOAS has struggled in a more competitive environment.
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But Trump being more competitive in Colorado could help tilt the electoral college.
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Google's developer policies are about to be a lot more competitive with Apple.
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To climb out of its hole, Puerto Rico needs to become more competitive.
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And after a blockbuster 2017, he said, real estate is getting more competitive.
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Ibanfirst just wants to be more competitive than traditional banks with lower fees.
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A weaker currency offers countries benefits in the form of more competitive exports.
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Epic Games is promising there will be more competitive events later this year.
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As though this were not difficult enough, Chinese banking is getting more competitive.
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Kentucky is more competitive, and it poses another test of how much Mrs.
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Wal-Mart is aggressively investing in making prices more competitive compared to rivals.
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"It made me more creative, more social and more competitive," Corcoran tells Entrepreneur.
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They are thus more interested in buying homes, making those cities more competitive.
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This can make private-label mortgages more competitive with Fannie and Freddie mortgages.
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None may be more competitive about their wealth ranking than Donald J. Trump.
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So, as soon as one company does this, it makes it more competitive.
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I'M CONFIDENT THAT GROWS JOBS HERE IN AMERICA AND MAKES US MORE COMPETITIVE.
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Can I use my unofficial job title to make my résumé more competitive?
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IG Metall had rejected PSA's demands for further concessions to become more competitive.
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U.S. exports are much more competitive in a world with a weaker dollar.
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But neither empowers workers to invigorate the marketplace and make prices more competitive.
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That will help make the card more competitive with other rewards credit cards.
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Now the FCC is taking another crack at making the market more competitive.
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"Kroger's engaged in a slew of initiatives to become more competitive," Cramer said.
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It is becoming more contested, more congested and more competitive than ever before.
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But the race became more competitive in the final days of the campaign.
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The Xenoverse games offer a fundamentally different experience from their more competitive counterparts.
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Except the claim that U.S. broadband is "more competitive than ever" isn't true.
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Intense emotions will push you to be more competitive than you usually are.
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Germany has become much more competitive as a member of the euro zone.
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It has made the marketplace for small business loans more competitive, benefiting debtors.
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And Tencent's WeChat Pay is fighting hard to become a more competitive rival.
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"The more a sector opens, the more competitive it will become," he said.
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But the line-standing community is no more competitive than the lobbyists themselves.
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"We need a more competitive economy, that's it," said Mr. Laylaz, the economist.
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High demand means more competitive salaries to recruit the best of the best.
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A quintupling of industry players would, by definition, create a more competitive field.
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Buying Worldpay would help its defenses as the payments field becomes more competitive.
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This newly-drawn district is a much more competitive seat for GOP Rep.
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The field has gotten more competitive, but there's nothing else I'd rather do.
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If other cities want to be more competitive, it will drive us more.
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Higher rates means higher returns for bonds, making them more competitive with stocks.
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Recreational pot is cheaper, partly because it is a much more competitive market.
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The move is expected to help Europe become more competitive for meat sales.
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Reducing the corporate tax rate would make the U.S. tax system more competitive.
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"We still have to find a way to be more competitive, whatever we have to do, if it's physical adjustments, mental adjustments, we have to find a way to have more competitive at-bats," San Diego manager Andy Green said.
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There is some hope that the insulin industry is about to become more competitive.
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Teapots, however, have to offer more competitive prices and their margins are much thinner.
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But Democrats made all of those races more competitive than they should have been.
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Professional investors are more informed, more highly educated and more competitive than ever before.
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A roll-back is going to make the recapitalized U.S. banks even more competitive.
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And the market is only going to become more competitive as time goes on.
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It's really about making the U.S. more competitive, " the tech executive told "Squawk Alley.
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"We can and will invest in making our core commodities more competitive," he said.
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Races are generally more competitive as well with a greater spread of winning drivers.
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The lighter, sharper XF is much more competitive with the heavyweights in this class.
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"The market has gotten more competitive," said George Sutton, an analyst at Craig-Hallum.
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Outside of OnePlus' portfolio, the £499 price point has become much more competitive recently.
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Perhaps employers assume lesbians are more competitive and committed than their straight female colleagues.
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And, some corporations are stepping up their employee programs to make them more competitive.
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Instead, the Air has ditched its price advantage in favor of more competitive specs.
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Young Democrats, who are flocking to Mr. Sanders, are making the race more competitive.
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They were much more competitive in the third stop but still came up short.
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And it's gotta come from more thoughtful regulation and a more competitive tax rate.
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Opening the company up to new members could help make the market more competitive.
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But some of the female candidates are in considerably more competitive races than others.
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The administration argues that increasing price transparency will lead to a more competitive marketplace.
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Macron has vowed to implement reforms that would make the French economy more competitive.
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Additionally, Amazon's entrance "makes an already challenging market even more competitive," one executive said.
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A platform that's more competitive with Alphabet's YouTube and Twitter's Periscope, according to Schachter.
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The concept removes the need to touch-based interactions to complete more competitive tasks.
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Today's housing market is more competitive than ever, but investors are still pouring in.
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Wells said he expected the U.K. asset management space to become much more competitive.
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Georgia, however, is expected to be one of the more competitive states on Tuesday.
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For months, companies in the sector have been preparing for a more competitive market.
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I also expect an iCloud update to make it more competitive with Microsoft's OneDrive.
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As a result, the city's politics are now more competitive, but also more fragmented.
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But he added that the tax cut "certainly makes the United States more competitive".
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"It's hard to argue that the market is not more competitive today," he says.
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Scientific studies have found that the color makes us stronger, more alert, more competitive.
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"Due to their cheap production costs, it's more competitive than Chinese products," he said.
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"Obviously, this was a much more competitive hockey game," Ducks coach Randy Carlyle said.
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He witnessed the rise of cloud computing, which he expects to become more competitive.
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Meanwhile, Yara plans to raise investments to become more competitive and grow its business.
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That would make American goods more competitive globally, accomplishing one of Trump's top goals.
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Plunging costs of renewable energy make it more competitive than ever with fossil fuels.
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Hiring and promotions are getting increasingly more competitive, particularly with a more qualified pool.
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Like Virginia, North Carolina has grown more competitive as major metro areas turn blue.
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"We need to be more competitive with neighboring countries in the EU," he said.
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They're statistically superior and more competitive, so teams today could beat the '96 Bulls.
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To do that, it needs to make American business more competitive around the globe.
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SO TO CLOSE LOOPHOLES AND REDUCE THE RATES TO MAKE US MORE COMPETITIVE, FINE.
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It'll also make Apple more competitive against cheap Chinese Android phones with 33G capabilities.
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One Republican strategist said North Carolina is now more competitive than Ohio or Florida.
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Their proposal links tax simplification and relief with a more competitive business tax system.
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The world, in that sense, has become way more competitive than it's ever been.
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"The U.S. as a more mature market tends to be a lot more competitive."
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One way to make Canada's mobile market more competitive might be to allow MVNOs.
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The Chinese-American relationship has become more competitive and fraught, and will remain so.
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Which means that they're just that much more competitive relative to other media companies.
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The winner faces an uphill slog against Cornyn, even as Texas becomes more competitive.
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However, Washington is switching to a primary this year, making it potentially more competitive.
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Our energy and technology industries will also be more competitive because of the USMCA.
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Even so, another trend beyond Gideon's fundraising success may make the race more competitive.
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Proponents of NAFTA reject this, saying Mexico has helped keep the region more competitive.
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It said rival retailers are also getting more competitive in the home furnishings department.
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The move could help Mozilla's efforts to make Firefox more competitive with Google Chrome.
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But as the market gets more competitive, Dunkin' can't rely on its super fans.
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Without them, our companies will face even more competitive disadvantages in Asia's booming markets.
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A weaker currency makes Chinese goods more competitive compared with those of rival exporters.
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Americans can't always understand how a more competitive business environment will benefit them directly.
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The move could help its cloud business software become more competitive with Salesforce (CRM).
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Often, retailers will match the price if you see a more competitive deal elsewhere.
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Wild and Nothstein are running in a pivotal race made more competitive by redistricting.
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This idea that one is more competitive than the other is just simply untrue.
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As Epic has figured out with Fortnite, the attention economy is only getting more competitive.
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Luciano, on the other hand, argued that the tax would make American companies more competitive.
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"The Mexican economy is today more competitive than it was a year ago," he said.
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McLaren's double title-holder Fernando Alonso will also potentially be in a more competitive car.
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This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to make politics fairer and more competitive.
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A weakening dollar is also making American-made goods more competitive on the international market.
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Apple is a better, stronger, more resilient, more competitive company because of our environmental work.
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At the same time, multiplayer games are becoming more popular, and in turn, more competitive.
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I see a lot more positions opening up and salaries becoming more competitive for employees.
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Bosses and consultants often argue that takeovers are evidence that capitalism has become more competitive.
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As the cost of renewables becomes more competitive with coal, it further blackens its future.
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The sector will only become more competitive as the streaming wars continue to heat up.
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But this may simply be the mark of a more competitive market, says CBOE's Hemsley.
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What makes some states more competitive than others in the battle for business and jobs?
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The company said it plans to accelerate the introduction of a cheaper, more competitive module.
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Update: Feb 27, 2017: AT&T has updated its unlimited plans to be more competitive.
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The Cook Report reckons that about 147 Republican districts are more competitive than Arizona's eighth.
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After a more competitive contest in 20163 garment workers staged protests against rigging for months.
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Trump would have more paths to the White House should those states become more competitive.
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This limits the influence of one domineering company and creates a more competitive business ecosystem.
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Q: Does the Republican Party need to expand its appeal to become more competitive here?
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Now that Amazon has rolled out Voice Profiles, its lineup just became much more competitive.
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"The strengthening economy across the board makes the overall job market more competitive," Waldron said.
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This metaphor helps illustrate the second big thing that's caused Trump to look more competitive.
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Cramer pointed out it's blooming season and Lowe's is becoming more competitive with Home Depot.
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Not only are these events more competitive, but the shorter distance adds an extra challenge.
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"There's always a push for more efficiency and being more competitive over time," Tinseth said.
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The real's sharp decline since 2011 makes Brazil's exports more competitive, another spur to optimism.
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The market has changed and, in terms of pricing, it has become much more competitive.
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It will also make the nation's export industries more competitive (for the moment, at least).
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Top election forecasters believe King's retirement makes next year's race in his district more competitive.
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He says he's making the country more competitive globally while workers fear losing job protections.
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This integration makes the region as a whole more competitive vis-à-vis the world.
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Imagine a strategy that helps businesses streamline their operations and create better, more competitive products.
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ITIF event on using technology to make real estate more competitive at 1:00 p.m.
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The OECD called for renewed momentum in structural reforms to make Portuguese exports more competitive.
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We are one step closer to making America more competitive, more productive and more prosperous.
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The situation is far more manageable in those states where Mr. Trump is more competitive.
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Other countries have woken up to the economic advantages of a more competitive business climate.
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The more companies know about their users, the more competitive they are in the market.
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With Ross no longer on the ballot, this seat appears primed to become more competitive.
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But the market has since become more competitive, with Apple Inc, Alphabet Inc's Google, Amazon.
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Federer took the opening set in 17 minutes and the second was barely more competitive.
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Others seem more competitive while you enjoy just gassing them up and watching them go.
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But Microsoft ultimately decided to invest in making Skype more competitive in the business market.
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As the lines that separate them are drawn, the friendships become more competitive and awkward.
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Kathy Hochul, and the Siena College poll showed that as a far more competitive race.
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Ordinarily currency depreciation boosts an economy, by making its products more competitive on world markets.
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Mr. Janes framed the shift as a way for the store to stay more competitive.
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The family's evacuation to the city also allowed him to play in more competitive teams.
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"I can't think of a more competitive shelf," Shark Kevin O'Leary said during the episode.
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Ironically, it actually makes the Affordable Care Act look more competitive than it actually is.
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"Farm markets need to be liberalized, farming need to be made more competitive," she said.
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"Farm markets need to be liberalized, farming need to be made more competitive" she said.
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The agreements are aimed at making companies more competitive through bargaining on a company level.
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The government hopes the measures will make France more competitive by encouraging hiring and investment.
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A cheaper yen makes Japanese exporters more competitive abroad and lifts their profits when repatriated.
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Wednesday Facebook announced three new Portal models, at more competitive prices than the first generation.
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In addition, a handful of races for seats not outlined here could become more competitive.
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"Evan comes on the scene, and it gets so much more competitive," Van Halen said.
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These are areas where Democrats may try to be more competitive in the 2018 midterms.
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Winning there would make him more competitive in states where he is less well-known.
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But that strength has waned recently as Democrats have become more competitive in Georgia's suburbs.
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First, it makes their products more competitive overseas by reducing their cost to foreign buyers.
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U.S. exporters clearly would prefer a weaker dollar that makes their goods more competitive overseas.
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Increased trade and investment help create economic growth and jobs and make us more competitive.
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"The process was much more competitive and cut throat than I expected," said Ms. Andersson.
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But would politically neutral redistricting in itself yield significantly more competitive and less polarized politics?
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And the media business and the journalism business in particular has never been more competitive.
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We cannot afford to have our highly qualified teachers leave for other, more competitive districts.
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You're going to feel very motivated professionally, and you'll be way more competitive than usual!
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The new districts are much more competitive for Democrats than they've been in past years.
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A prime reason these places tend be more competitive is their political, ideological and demographic diversity.
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"There are better ways of dealing with making American products and workers more competitive," said Ryan.
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Anything that limits the influx of potential staff will only make it more competitive, he said.
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"It's more competitive to stay in," said Zachary Watson, who left the Marines in the fall.
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A weaker Chinese currency has the effect of making Chinese goods more competitive in global markets.
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So even with growing demand for electric cars, Tesla is facing a much more competitive landscape.
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Clearly, he thinks the European leagues are better suited to grow talent because they're more competitive.
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If you want to attract more companies here, more investment, you've got to get more competitive.
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The pact's supporters say the integration of North America has helped U.S. industry be more competitive.
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This is much more competitive price to meet Oculus's aggressive $399 price point for the Rift.
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That could keep it more competitive with apps from smaller and more nimble startups, like Telegram.
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BNP's Iley further pointed to the fact that the Indian economy has also become more competitive.
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CORPORATE TAX RATE REDUCTIONS TO MAKE US MORE COMPETITIVE ON A WORLD STAGE WOULD BE HELPFUL.
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That's all part of an effort that Trump said would make U.S. businesses more competitive globally.
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The downward adjustment to the spot currency was to make the rupee more competitive, he added.
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But it also makes some major changes that make the Q2 a far more competitive camera.
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But it's something management needs to work on to make the companies more competitive, he said.
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Lowering the requirements for lower risk fintechs would foster a more competitive environment for start-ups.
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At the same time, Cramer expects the deal to make Expedia much more competitive versus Priceline.
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"We want to continue to make our business environment more competitive," said New Hampshire state Sen.
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The struggle to add subscribers could also boil down to a more competitive landscape, Verna said.
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A cheap currency brings down the prices of a country's exports, automatically making them more competitive.
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A weaker yen makes its cars more competitive overseas and boosts the value of repatriated earnings.
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The merger will allow Qatar to further cut costs and become more competitive, said al-Sada.
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"It's making some products less competitive for the Europeans, more competitive for the British," Muscat said.
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The OECD highlighted one area where the UK may be able to become materially more competitive.
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The company is not the only pay-TV provider to point to a more competitive environment.
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Both parties ought to have 22019 state strategies so that congressional elections everywhere become more competitive.
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The downward adjustment on the spot currency was to make the rupee more competitive, he added.
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In the long run, Argentina will need a smaller state and a more competitive private sector.
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Speaker Ryan proposes to make America more competitive by embracing free trade and comprehensive immigration reform.
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Now the post-Labor Day sprint is in overdrive and the race is becoming more competitive.
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In cases where races have trended closer, it signals a potentially more competitive election next year.
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But as the sport became more competitive, players were accused of taking advantage of the system.
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You make health insurance so much more affordable, so much more competitive and open up competition.
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Permanently disabling EXIM will not improve the global export credit system and make it more competitive.
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But representatives all have their own processes for hiring interns, with some more competitive than others.
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In simpler terms, Sherman is planning to offer more competitive (read: lower) pricing on used games.
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The acquisition could help make Amazon more competitive with Google and its Nest brand security systems.
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We're able to buy trucks at a more competitive rate than the rest of the industry.
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Analysts view Mr. Taylor as someone who can weave Salesforce's pieces into a more competitive company.
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RCV may actually increase turnout by generating more competitive races with a broader range of candidates.
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But as the number of homes for sale continues to decline, buyers will become more competitive.
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Automation in underground mines is making Illinois Basin coal more competitive with Wyoming coal, Godby said.
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And so, you know, the world's just more competitive than when I started 25 years ago.
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The real reason for Germany's trade surplus is that it is more "competitive" than other economies.
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WOULD A LOWER U.S. CORPORATE TAX RATE MAKE THE U.S. MORE COMPETITIVE AND BY HOW MUCH?
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MCMULLEN: FROM OUR LONG-TERM BUSINESS MODEL WE ALWAYS ASSUME THE MARKET WILL GET MORE COMPETITIVE.
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Shortly after planes got computers, so did people, and pricing began to get even more competitive.
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In a tightening global marketplace for college spots and jobs, the Chinese are growing more competitive.
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Bernie Sanders, with his more outsiderish, disruptive campaign, is more competitive with more educated, younger voters.
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"Her goal is not to undermine big tech, but just make it more competitive," he said.
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It should put the company in a more competitive position ahead of the 2019 holiday season.
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To be more competitive for grants, scientists have to publish their research in respected scientific journals.
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But the business is becoming more competitive, with rivals like G.E. making it a bigger priority.
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Better corporate governance can help underperforming companies become more competitive and deliver better returns for investors.
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The biggest influencers will have to up their gameIn recent years, Instagram has become more competitive.
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States with commissions tend to have more competitive races with less partisan bias, scholars have found.
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Still, the social media market is only getting more competitive, particularly with the entrance of TikTok.
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It also is working with state governments to make employment more flexible and markets more competitive.
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As flowers became a more competitive industry, wires started to run out of their consumer base.
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But resources allocated to Texas deprive candidates in other, more competitive states of crucial fundraising dollars.
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"The wireless business is getting more competitive," said MoffettNathanson analyst Craig Moffett in a report Thursday.
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"They're way more competitive than they have been in the past," said GOP pollster Robert Blizzard.
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Although a cheaper peso makes Mexican exports more competitive, it also drives inflation in the country.
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The Congress needs to reform our business tax code to make U.S. manufacturers more competitive internationally.
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But the electric car market grew more competitive as mainstream automakers began unveiling their rival vehicles.
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In the process, they take trucks off roads, reduce emissions and make the U.S. more competitive.
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The tough environment is expected to push independents to seek more competitive oil supplies, Tee said.
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Disney's proposed acquisition of Fox assets would broaden the company's content portfolio, making it more competitive.
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A weakening U.S. dollar is also making American-made goods more competitive on the international market.
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Collins' indictment has made his deep-red district more competitive for his Democratic opponent Nate McMurray.
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With a slew of historic nominations, the 2019 honoree pool is even more competitive than usual.
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As a team we should be a lot more competitive so it is an exciting time.
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They saw the long-term growth prospects, especially abroad, by playing in a more competitive league.
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AT&T is not the only pay-TV provider to point to a more competitive environment.
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With total phone sales declining across the globe, the market is only going to get more competitive.
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The state started on pretty solid footing, with one of the more competitive marketplaces in the country.
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Walmart is, by most measures, in a more competitive position than it was before it acquired Jet.
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"Brazil's corn is already more competitive than U.S. corn," said Enilson Nogueira, an analyst at consultancy Céleres.
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Where HBO costs $14.99/month and Showtime is $10.99/month, Starz is a more competitive $8.99/month.
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Power prices need to drop 25 percent to make Olympic Dam copper more competitive globally, she said.
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President Donald Trump has long argued that China devalues its currency to make the country more competitive.
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Walker argues in a blog post published today that Android has made the mobile marketplace more competitive.
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The report also looks at measures to make markets more competitive, a debate which is becoming mainstream.
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The government is also trying to make its universities more competitive by creating a German Ivy League.
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There are about 50 other Republican-leaning races that have proven to be more competitive than anticipated.
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He said state-owned enterprises should be more competitive, but shied away from suggesting they be privatised.
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And then we have the Nissan Leaf expected to more competitive in the coming months and years.
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Few Russian players have sought experience in more competitive leagues abroad because they are cocooned at home.
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Next year's election looks likely to be more competitive than expected, reckons Sergio Berensztein, a political scientist.
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A falling currency makes Chinese exports more competitive and could boost an economy struggling with slowing growth.
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The results suggest that next year's national election will be more competitive than had previously been assumed.
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Meanwhile, the smaller ones are focusing on niche, but with a more competitive price package for businesses.
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Running the business in a similar frugal way to our start-up helps make Danby more competitive.
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And the interest rates on home equity loans may be more competitive, though they are going up.
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Indeed, real unit labour costs shrank 3.4 percent in the quarter implying businesses were becoming more competitive.
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So the end result is more competitive A or B rounds and more complex pro-rata discussions.
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Avoiding those taxes — in addition to diminished shipping costs — would make Tesla cars more competitive in China.
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"The Mexican economy is today more competitive than it was a year ago, just about," he said.
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The tax cuts are working exactly as we thought they would in making America much more competitive.
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Even so, South America's ag markets are seeing bigger crops and becoming more competitive with U.S. producers.
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But they are in a game that is so much more competitive than it was for them.
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This would make domestic production more competitive with the centrally managed production in countries like Saudi Arabia.
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We aren't set up for parity, per se, but a more competitive aristocracy is around the corner.
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And they have made big leaps in design and quality that make them more competitive with cars.
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With most of its costs priced in rubles, Kalashnikov products became far more competitive with imported firearms.
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Mr Iglesias wants to squeeze the rich and repeal a labour reform which made firms more competitive.
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As the cost of renewables becomes more competitive with fossil fuels, interest in cleaner energy solutions grows.
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Lower-skilled workers also make America more competitive by providing lower cost production in services and manufacturing.
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Gwinnett County, which used to be safely Republican, has become a more competitive spot in recent elections.
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Gas-fired power generation becomes more competitive at a carbon price of round 20 euros a ton.
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"What I see is the two companies becoming even more competitive," Newman, the Futurum Research analyst, said.
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They said it would create thousands of jobs and make America more competitive vis-a-vis Japan.
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Their philosophies aligning, Chiarelli set about forming a group around McDavid — a bigger, stronger, more competitive group.
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"We could be much more competitive in the tax world," said Linda Upmeyer, the Iowa House speaker.
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This tax reform package will do more than realign corporate America into a more competitive global landscape.
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The organic food industry has become more crowded in recent years, thereby also making it more competitive.
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It means, among other things, a more competitive U.S. textile industry and factory jobs kept on-shore.
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The lack of control has made reaching users — even those that follow media brands intentionally — more competitive.
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That to me depends on these new, developing markets, and there the race is much more competitive.
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After all, it needs a big win to maintain relevance in the ever more competitive smartphone market.
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The company then shifted to voice analytics, a more competitive market with a number of existing players.
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Utility contracts enable Swell Energy to provide leases to customers at more competitive rates than other providers.
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This is because nearly all foreign companies benefit from tax systems with much more competitive baseline rates.
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" "It is possible we are starting to see the effects of a more-competitive landscape in psoriasis.
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Like I said, I think food is more competitive so that may take a little bit longer.
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So yes, it's more competitive, more people are focused on it, but I think that's a positive.
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On the other, the currency has become more competitive, and liquidity will be in very ample supply.
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Even if they aren't, work has become more competitive, and long hours have become a status symbol.
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It looks like every area where the Americans and Chinese are interacting is more competitive and combative.
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Analysts say these investments will pay off in the long term and make Google Cloud more competitive.
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But a rash of recent spending by Republicans suggests the race could be more competitive this cycle.
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Rising mortgage rates will make the market more competitive because they will decrease supply and increase demand.
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"Both at Kroger and in the aisle at Whole Foods, it's become more competitive," Mr. Ramadan said.
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To repurpose their acres of space, he says, supermarkets could develop specialties that make them more competitive.
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France and Germany must lead the EU to stronger economic growth and a more competitive global posture.
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The idea is to make insurance more competitive by eliminating the barriers associated with state insurance regulation.
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In addition, Cook's Partisan Voter Index lists 17 open seats as more competitive than the Pennsylvania race.
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As innovation continues to happen and renewable energy becomes more competitive, more companies will make the shift.
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As Chicago's races become more competitive, it may be time to change the way we vote, too.
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This forced the airline to compete for more competitive routes to Spain and Greece, driving down prices.
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To shake things up, Na'Vi needed a new, strong player to give themselves a little more competitive backbone.
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Now that it's getting more competitive to hire the best AI talent, these signs are becoming increasingly relevant.
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The priority is making U.S. corporations more competitive and creating incentives that will deter them from moving abroad.
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If you have more choices, theoretically, the VA would try and be more competitive, maybe offer better care?
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The president has long argued that China devalues its currency, the yuan, to make its exports more competitive.
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Ottawa promised on Wednesday to ease some restrictions on Air Canada to help the carrier be more competitive.
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Nonetheless, a tax reform and infrastructure improvements are still needed to make the country more competitive, Mitjans said.
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The fact that all players compete at the same time only makes its more competitive — and endlessly addicting.
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"I want to see the U.S. become more competitive, not burdening imports," Chevron CEO John Watson said onstage.
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This could open the door to rival app stores, a more competitive landscape for Android, and inevitable fragmentation.
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In it, the CEOs said border adjustment would make U.S.-manufactured products more competitive abroad and at home.
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The internet has given way to an overload of products, making the shopping industry more competitive than ever.
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Pennsylvania laws allow just one skin per casino, making access more competitive and therefore expensive for online companies.
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Mrs May will have to decide if their decline is a price worth paying for more competitive universities.
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This will make the cost of owning an electric vehicle much more competitive relative to internal combustion cars.
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But his countrymen who export in the opposite direction get a fillip, as their wares become more competitive.
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Bringing it to family plans is an obvious addition, one that would make it more competitive with parents.
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Imports are also likely to be more competitive as supply restrictions push up the price of domestic grades.
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The firm lowered its rating to neutral from outperform for AMD shares, predicting more competitive pressure from Intel.
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The industry is also becoming more competitive, as companies have struggled to balance marketing costs with attractive prices.
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Slack just added a new feature that makes it a lot more competitive with Skype and Google Hangouts.
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Ryker and Takoda are more competitive with each other, if anything, but both equally as precious with Tru.
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From the south: Demographics are making North Carolina, Georgia, Texas and Arizona more competitive, and realistically in play.
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When Microsoft released the Band 2 one year later, the company was entering an even more competitive marketplace.
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The two automakers contend this potential strategic alliance will make them more competitive and better serve customers globally.
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"The Canadian product might look more competitive if the opportunity to import from Brazil is lessened," Davidson said.
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A financial crisis in the early 1990s reinforced the sense that the country needed to become more competitive.
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TV has never been more competitive, with everyone from Apple to Facebook to even Instagram churning out content.
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However, chief executive Laury said the firm had to do more to make its French businesses more competitive.
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Many economists have applauded President Donald Trump's desire to make Corporate America more competitive by lowering corporate taxes.
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"Unless that bet wins in this more competitive space, I think Netflix could be under pressure," Sanchez said.
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Some of these changes may even make Chinese companies more efficient and, in the long run, more competitive.
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The smartwatch race is getting more competitive with more models hitting the market — but above Pebble's price point.
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Joining a league in Austria, where ice hockey is a popular sport, helped the Foxes become more competitive.
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The Goldbergs also leveraged a more competitive offer from a comparable school, a strategy that college consultants recommend.
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That was a good sign, because it meant that European exports would be more competitive on world markets.
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" He noted that International markets "are turning higher on better economic growth, policy support, and more competitive currencies.
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Finally, Congress will also consider future legislation to reform the health care market and make it more competitive.
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The U.S. is a slower growing and far more competitive market (hello Amazon Prime, Hulu and HBO Go).
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Women's soccer has never been more competitive, both at the international level and within the improving club leagues.
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Republicans argue Trump's proposal would provide tax relief for individuals and businesses, while making the economy more competitive.
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In 2015, BP began operating its onshore U.S. business as a separate entity to make it more competitive.
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A weaker euro is good news for the European economy and companies, as it makes exports more competitive.
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But, as the league continues to get more competitive, it became clear LO just couldn't hack it anymore.
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Ted Cruz, the progressive candidate was far more competitive in Texas than conventional wisdom anticipated he would be.
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Its efforts to build a more competitive market for the middle class are the parts that keep failing.
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That spread has been tightening since OPEC agreed to production cuts in November, making U.S. cargoes more competitive.
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Another simple way to make Europe's premier football tournament more competitive is to let the strongest teams play.
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California is more competitive, but barring a catastrophe for her, she's not going to lose by 30 points.
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The FCC has placed restrictions on the largest bidders to try and help smaller providers be more competitive.
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The low number of listings has made the market more competitive, pushing prices higher at a fast clip.
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T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T all offered tweaks to their plans meant to make each more competitive.
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Raising these standards in Mexico would make the U.S. more competitive and forestall any race to the bottom.
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Montagliani believes his plan will allow some of the smaller nations in the region to become more competitive.
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Also, there's a premium price on Brazilian beans now so U.S. supplies look more competitive to other buyers.
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Schools in the city can also be more competitive, especially when enrolling a child into preschool and kindergarten.
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According to a study from researchers at the Urban Institute, more competitive markets tended to have lower premiums.
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By contrast, in states where courts or independent commissions drew the lines, there were far more competitive races.
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In other words, public colleges and universities would become more competitive, at least in the program's early years.
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The state became instantly more competitive earlier this year when the state Supreme Court redrew Pennsylvania's congressional boundaries.
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For larger policies, however, ValuePenguin found other online competitors Ladder Life and Haven Life had more competitive pricing.
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Important U.S. industries, such as the automotive sector, have become more competitive under NAFTA's integrated North American platform.
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Some such as Trump predict a Grimm victory will make the Staten Island election more competitive in November.
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But he said Republicans should chop the rate to 20 percent to make U.S. businesses more competitive worldwide.
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"There's no silver bullet here in terms of trying to really make this market more competitive," he said.
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In thinking better, we'll become happier, more productive, more competitive and ultimately more successful people, communities and businesses.
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The company has struggled, and its backers hoped that adding Sharp's production volume would make it more competitive.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report rates the race Lean Republican, meaning it's more competitive than other red states.
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But as the races have become more competitive, more challengers are pledging to transform the criminal justice system.
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More competitive markets would allow renewables to translate their superior economics into superior market performance, driving coal out.
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While Mr. Modi once looked unbeatable, recent polls have suggested he is heading into a more competitive race.
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Why it matters: A weak dollar makes U.S. exports more competitive internationally, but also weakens Americans' purchasing power.
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That outcome prompted the N.B.A. to shake up the game's setup in hopes of making it more competitive.
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That weakens the country's currency, which makes Japanese cars, electronics and other products more competitive when sold abroad.
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Instead, he suggests cutting subsidies for renewable energy generation to make nuclear more competitive in deregulated energy markets.
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Any further steps to strengthen the country's democracy would likely make elections due in 2020 more competitive. [L8N1UG1ZZ].
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A Tiffany takeover would probably make LVMH more competitive with Richemont, the Swiss luxury group that owns Cartier.
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Trump has often highlighted China as a country the U.S. needs to be more competitive with on trade.
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He would have potentially faced a tough path to reelection given that his district has become more competitive.
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Other companies have pointed to the trend, saying it contributed to a more competitive environment during the period.
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He is working with Aledade, another company focused on reinventing primary care, to make his practice more competitive.
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By reducing the power of the wealthiest, he argued, it would make markets more competitive and spur innovation.
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With Mr. Trump facing little opposition, many are expected to flock to the more competitive Democratic primary race.
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That didn't make her a more competitive candidate for rice queen, she said, but it didn't hurt either.
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He told CNBC that the company welcomes reforms that will make the work environment in France more competitive.
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Biden is much more competitive against him in hypothetical, head-to-head Democratic polls than, for instance, Bloomberg.
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This also enables them to provide more competitive converged services and improves their ability to acquire attractive content.
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"Britain would produce a slimmer rule book... and become much more competitive," Baron told the event in parliament.
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Sterling's plunge makes Britain's exports more competitive on global markets and is therefore a boost for economic growth.
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The stain of the insider trading accusations quickly makes the district more competitive — although it still favors Republicans.
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Changing demographics suggest that Democrats will continue to become much more competitive in the state in future elections.
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They're making our automobile fleet more efficient, more attractive to consumers, and more competitive on the global market.
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The new map has cleaner lines, splits fewer counties, and will likely lead to many more competitive elections.
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Also, as the population continues to grow, slots at the most selective colleges are more competitive than ever.
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It is our firm belief that our nation will be stronger, more competitive and more innovative for it.
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Could unbundling local loops make local broadband markets more competitive and make net neutrality less of an issue?
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They also might have found the Democratic congressional primary in their district more competitive than the Republican one.
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Go down a level, however, and politics is far more competitive, especially in Nairobi county, which includes the capital.
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Their contributions make America more competitive and they deserve the opportunity to work, study, and pursue the American dream.
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They built this car in two weeks and we were way more competitive than we were in the spring.
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Many economists, however — a number of them Italian — say the country has failed to make its economy more competitive.
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Cosco will merge with China Shipping in the Chinese government's latest effort to make the industry more competitive globally.
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Exporters, on the other hand, may find their products more competitive abroad and any overseas earnings get a boost.
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We actually said 'let's look at international benchmarking … let's look at Medicare Part B and make it more competitive.
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As noted by Forbes, the store&aposs foray into wine could make Walmart more competitive with fellow superstore Costco.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump accused China of "manipulating" the yuan to make Chinese exports more competitive in global markets.
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We'll have to adapt to the rules, and there'll be a smoothing out with more competitive balance over time.
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That would help drive up the cost of dirtier energy sources and make technologies that emit less more competitive.
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But that meant they could avoid the pain of pushing through structural reforms to make their economies more competitive.
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And hey, a more competitive environment only serves to improve the services you and I ultimately get access to.
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They weren't getting the monopoly profits —that's the downside — but some of them got a whole lot more competitive.
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Overall, the global LNG market is becoming more competitive, driven by increased supply and buyer demands for more flexibility.
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In a report released earlier this month the World Bank warned that Cambodia, Malaysia and Vietnam looked more competitive.
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Similarly, Eurosceptics have argued that, freed from the constraints of the European Union, British companies will be more competitive.
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The move would also make Israel's stock exchange more competitive and lead to lower fees for investors, he said.
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That's solid enough for mobile gaming, and you can drop the resolution if you need a more competitive advantage.
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Next, we need to see how Chinese enterprises can be innovation-driven, collectively strong and become more competitive globally.
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While weak currency makes imports more expensive, it's a gift to exporters, because it makes products more competitive overseas.
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But Silicon Valley's liberalising mantras are not entirely hollow: rising internet use is making Russia's information space more competitive.
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"Businesses here cannot raise salaries much and thus become more competitive because they would jeopardize their profitability," Tomic said.
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And he leaned into the FDA's ability to help spur a more competitive marketplace for drugs, largely through generics.
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Depressed imports and more competitive exports mean Turkey has run a current-account surplus three months in a row.
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When overseas firms enter a domestic market they tend to make it more competitive, which is good for consumers.
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Supporters of the deal argue that it will create larger, more competitive markets, helping to ignite Africa's stalled industrialisation.
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And it should make it an even more competitive alternative to imports like the Acura RDX and Audi Q5.
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To do that, they'll often spread out majority party voters among several districts to make those districts more competitive.
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They did so by improving their public finances, reducing deficits, and cutting labour costs to make themselves more competitive.
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Liberty wants a more level playing field, with a more competitive grid that would give smaller teams a chance.
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Instead, Blackstone will focus on renovating the malls to make them more competitive for the e-commerce giant's arrival.
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Increased legalization naturally opens up a larger market and incentives for businesses to grow finer, more competitive cannabis products.
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He argues it will bring benefits for all concerned by strengthening Linde's global presence and making it more competitive.
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The changes are designed to make the bourse more competitive and enable it to lower trading commissions, he added.
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In America as in China, the market for all sorts of low-cost dining is getting ever more competitive.
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The markets for internet access in Europe are a lot more competitive than the markets in the United States.
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One caveat: The earlier years of this figure are dominated by more competitive states of Indiana, Louisiana and California.
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He stressed that the administration's goal is to cut taxes for the middle class and make businesses more competitive.
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"A lot of people are hearing that Trump is more competitive than six or eight weeks ago," Ramlet says.
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But if that feature made Marketplace more like Craigslist, the latest update makes it more competitive with Angie's List.
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Making the economy more competitive would do more for ordinary folk than tarring all plutocrats with the same brush. ■
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The company has reduced prices to be more competitive and aligned price points across channels to reduce customer confusion.
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He has previously said that the government plans to overhaul Proinversion in part to ensure auctions are more competitive.
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Sanders, meanwhile, spent the days leading up to the primary campaigning in other, more competitive states, according to Politico.
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In Fitch's view, this international expansion will likely erode margins, as international markets are more competitive than domestic ones.
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Malibu's back seat is much more competitive now; it's impressive what an additional 1.3 inches of legroom will do.
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With all that in mind, we are moving a dozen Republican held House districts to a more competitive rating.
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"A larger Dreamliner fleet will make us even more competitive and better positioned for growth going forward," she added.
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The strategist said it would make sense for Senate Republicans in more competitive races to be critical of Trump.
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And having a new top team would make the league more competitive, which, in turn, would aid expansion efforts.
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The terminals are the highest cost level, so therefore the longer the distance, the more competitive the rail is.
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Much of what the U.S. imports from China are intermediate products used by U.S. firms to be more competitive.
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As retail becomes more competitive, CEO of furniture chain Ethan Allen Farooq Kathwari offered some advice for struggling companies.
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The breeder he eventually chose provided better service and more competitive prices, but they were also a smaller outfit.
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Making Snapchat more competitive with its army of clones could be difficult as top talent keeps leaving the company.
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Doha is also studying how it can make the business environment more competitive and attract foreign capital, he added.
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More exciting and expected to be more competitive is Tyron Woodley's first welterweight title defense against Stephen 'Wonderboy' Thompson.
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But she raised only about $7.4 million, a relatively small amount compared with Senate candidates in more competitive races.
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This might result in stronger dollar, more cash outflows from EMs, and tax codes could become more competitive internationally.
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Mexican business leaders argue that integrating Mexico into North American supply chains has made the entire region more competitive.
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Murdoch said on Tuesday the falling pound made Britain more competitive, Sky News and Times journalist Ed Conway tweeted.
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Thanks to a relentless commitment to making New Mexico more competitive for jobs and investment, we're seeing encouraging signs.
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As the editorial says, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court replaced a congressional gerrymander with a more competitive and equitable map.
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Virginia's participation could help make a somewhat oversupplied RGGI market more competitive, spurring a faster transition to clean energy.
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Wine is a much more competitive business today, with more good wines from more places in more diverse styles.
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On the other hand, the question is whether we're seeing insurers designed for this more competitive market rise up.
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If you have a relationship with a bank already, it may be able to offer you more competitive terms.
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A weaker renminbi makes Chinese exports more competitive in foreign markets, while making imported goods more expensive within China.
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That was expected to be a far more competitive match than Osaka's victory over a depleted and drained Tsurenko.
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But as the cable and streaming TV landscape grows ever more competitive, Showtime is looking to restore some balance.
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Even as the weak pound makes the prices of their finished wares more competitive, it also raises their costs.
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The trading environment has been made more competitive with the arrival two years ago of Europe's MiFID II regulation.
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As access to top deals becomes more competitive, venture capital firms are creating new roles to attract top entrepreneurs.
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"We've been very focused on making it more competitive, making it more exciting and making it fun," Spruell said.
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"We're a better team than we were this time last year because we have more competitive depth," Swinney said.
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By investing in infrastructure, we gain improved safety, congestion relief, environmental protection, job creation and a more competitive economy.
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Simply put, lower rates for all will allow the economy to flourish, grow, and most importantly become more competitive.
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A weaker dollar makes commodities priced in the U.S. currency more competitive for buyers outside of the United States.
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Non-energy exports have not taken up the slack despite a weaker currency that should make exports more competitive.
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The upside for Sanders's opponents now is that the popular vote is more competitive, drawing out more unlikely voters.
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American corporations, which pay the highest tax rates in the world, recognize that it would make them more competitive.
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CNBC looked at 13 states that are usually considered swing states or have grown more competitive in recent elections.
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Sources told TheWrap that Redstone believes that a larger company would be more competitive in the current media environment.
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They are also demanding investment in girls' programs, more competitive games between Olympics and visibility to develop the sport.
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TechCrunch editors review the applications and select the top 3-5% of companies that apply — more competitive than college!
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Given such headwinds, it's time for the Chinese government to focus on making the economy more competitive, said Wuttke.
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More milk could help moderate the cheeses' high retail prices and make them more competitive with their European counterparts.
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The company's direct-sale model will lend to more competitive pricing and higher margins for R&D, he said.
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The same is true for businesses that utilize imports to make their finished goods more competitive for international trade.
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One upshot of this is that public financing of elections would probably generate somewhat more competitive, less polarized politics.
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The U.S. also needs domestic policies that help companies, farmers and workers be more competitive, akin to football training.
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This will cause the advocacy community to become more competitive for the time, attention and legislative agenda moving forward.
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"They were better than us early on, they were more competitive than us early," Hurricanes coach Bill Peters said.
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With a weak global economy and growing competitors overseas, the global marketplace has become more competitive than ever before.
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They see attendance at U.S. high schools as a way to become more competitive candidates for U.S. college admission.
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Second, higher prices for natural gas makes coal more attractive, and more competitive on the global market, Deskins said.
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"As the industry started to mature, it became more competitive, and all of a sudden secrets developed," Schneck said.
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Since the scandal broke, Cook changed the district's rating from Solid Republican to a much more competitive Lean Republican.
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The company has struggled, however, and its backers had hoped that adding Sharp's production volume would make it more competitive.
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With the introduction of the fourth telco, and of course with MVNOs coming in, the market has become more competitive.
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Trump often accuses China of keeping its currency weak so that its exports will be cheaper and therefore more competitive.
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I think there is no question that Donald Trump would be more competitive if they had a better ground game.
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As a result, that's why we had anticipated this type of more competitive pricing action might take place about now.
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"[Allbirds] would have to be much more broadly focused in their mix of products to be more competitive," Powell say.
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The deal could help bring Netflix more subscribers, and make Comcast more competitive against cord-cutting options like the Roku.
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I do think that if this is done, if we are successful in any part, we'd make companies more competitive.
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Uber is by no means down for the count, but Lyft is eagerly positioning itself for a more competitive 2017.
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California's races are also unusual because, in 2011, a new redistricting body redrew some boundaries to make them more competitive.
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As the industry becomes more competitive, the bar has been raised for those starting a brewery or working for one.
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In the past decade the West's space-launch market has become more competitive thanks to an innovative new entrant, SpaceX.
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"I wish we were a little more competitive," Brooklyn coach Kenny Atkinson, a former assistant with the Hawks, told reporters.
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Al Gore's choice of Joe Lieberman in 2000 was supposed to make Gore more competitive in swing states like Florida.
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The bottom line: Expect to see DAZN be more competitive in vying for live sports rights over the next year.
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It's also using its massive resources to lower Whole Foods prices, making it more competitive with Kroger, Target, and Walmart.
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With products more competitive abroad, the argument goes, the economy will "rebalance" away from consumer spending towards export-led growth.
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The same can be said for iMessages, which is now much more competitive with apps like Snapchat and Facebook Messenger.
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Mr Mitsotakis, a former McKinsey consultant, wants to accelerate reforms that would make Greece more competitive and encourage foreign investment.
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The authors hypothesise that the more competitive state judicial elections are, the more likely judges are to impose harsher sentences.
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The French government, the biggest shareholder in Air France-KLM, criticised the unions, pointing out that KLM is more competitive.
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Her campaign hasn't aired TV ads in Colorado markets since July, and instead diverted its funds to more competitive states.
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In response to the threat, the peso fell against the dollar by around 2%, making Mexican exports fractionally more competitive.
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Not only does it make their exports more competitive, but their overseas earnings are also worth more in dollar terms.
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Meanwhile, Yara has said it plans to increase investment in a bid to become more competitive and grow its business.
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By contrast, deposit rates offered by online banks are much more competitive, and have begun to rise with market rates.
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"There's cluttered shelves, and tap handles are more competitive than ever, so that's slowing [craft] growth," the industry economist said.
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However, the wearable does give Xiaomi a slightly more competitive entry in the wearable space compared to its previous offerings.
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We should be doubling down to make North America even more competitive, while creating jobs for the future global competition.
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Of those polled, 72 percent said they thought Beijing should allow the yuan to depreciate, making their goods more competitive.
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Plus, the job market is becoming more competitive as female participation increases — albeit slowly and from a very low level.
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The Apple Card is likely to put more competitive pressure on branded credit card issuers than on Goldman's fellow banks.
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Luyendyk moved to the more competitive Super Vee series in 1977, becoming the European Super Vee champion the same year.
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The Nittany Lions, meanwhile, lost a far more competitive game to Michigan State that was disappointing in its own way.
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Today that battlefield looks more competitive for House Democrats than at any time since they lost the majority in 2010.
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Based on Tuesday's results, CNN is moving four races to a more competitive ranking -- all in favor of the Democrats.
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This is unlike large companies who buy insurance in a more competitive market with better-quality plans that cost less.
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We would weaken our own tech sector, and in the process might help to create other more competitive regions elsewhere.
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Sanders burst onto the presidential scene in 2016 with a progressive campaign that proved more competitive than election prognosticators expected.
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A weaker currency would be beneficial for China, making its exports more competitive in price on the global trade market.
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Arizona is expected to have another hotly contested Senate race in 2020 as the state becomes a more competitive battleground.
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The institute recommends student loan-forgiveness incentives for teachers, mentoring programs for new hires, and — not surprisingly — more competitive compensation.
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The startup had to fight for this vision against investors who preferred more competitive, gamified features like an orgasm leaderboard.
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This would simplify the tax system, making us much more competitive with countries and a magnet for new jobs. Mrs.
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A 21st-century Glass-Steagall Act would promote a more competitive marketplace and a safer and more sound financial system.
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"Unsustainable non-perishable pricing to likely drive gross margin lower, particularly as produce pricing only becoming more competitive," he wrote.
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"On balance, though, a lower tax rate is better for us and does make the U.S. more competitive," said Johnson.
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For that reason, reducing the corporate tax rate to make us more competitive is an important objective of tax reform.
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Demand for clean energy continues to get stronger, and rooftop solar has become more competitive and affordable across the country.
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So far, D-Trip has been focusing on what have been considered more competitive districts in upstate New York: Reps.
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Albeit, the government says that in its view "the interests of consumers are safeguarded as fiber markets become more competitive".
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In the middle of all of that will be two states that could be slightly more competitive: Wisconsin and Arizona.
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I hope members from more competitive districts understand that Break the Gridlock is really a once-in-a-Congress opportunity.
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That makes the marriage market even more competitive, which puts a man without a good job at a major disadvantage.
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That is, that in more competitive states, parties should be more moderate, because parties are fighting over the median voter.
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Granted, some are more competitive than others, given the state's recent redistricting that makes Pennsylvania's electoral map fairer for Democrats.
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Some only feature prepared foods like sandwiches and salads that make them more competitive with eateries like Pret a Manger.
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Some investors shun the fuel because of concerns about climate change and because more environmental alternatives are becoming more competitive.
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But this is too many points to give a home team that has been more competitive than their record implies.
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A Boeing spokesman said plane sales are getting more competitive, requiring additional cost-cutting beyond what was envisioned in 22015.
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She also ignored business leaders' pleas to pursue tax, labor and pension reforms they said would make Brazil more competitive.
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The women's races will be more competitive, with Germans, Belarussians, Slovakians, Frenchwomen, Italians, Norwegians and Finns all thinking about gold.
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The forum, which aims to establish a regional gas market and offer more competitive prices, was launched earlier this year.
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So does that mean that if it wasn't more competitive or it wasn't whatever, maybe it could have been down.
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Proterra has brought down the cost of electric batteries in its buses, making them more competitive with diesel-run vehicles.
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When a country's currency falls in value, that makes the country's exports less expensive and more competitive in foreign countries.
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The Republican vision for the tax plan was to make the United States a more competitive place to do business.
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The Giants were more competitive in the second half, but only had one field goal to show for their efforts.
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The tariffs, he says, will stop cheap foreign metals from coming into the country and make American manufacturers more competitive.
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And there are primaries on both sides of the aisle, though the Democratic one is poised to be more competitive.
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Because the number of job seekers spikes at the beginning of the year, the application process can become more competitive.
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"There's not many job openings in the top 100 every year, so college tennis is becoming more competitive," Blackman said.
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Still, her war chest will likely come in handy for other House Democrats facing more competitive reelection bids in 2020.
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"Growth will come from new shopper growth, which we see inflecting from more competitive pricing and increased convenience," Nowak said.
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That's too bad because our country needs a tax system that accelerates growth, encourages investment, and makes America more competitive.
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Give Chevy a few more years, and this mid-engine Corvette platform will likely morph into something even more competitive.
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Canadian Solar, whose plant is based in the state of São Paulo, says it was trying to become more competitive.
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The note said fund fees would be far more competitive, with management fees declining to 0.5 percent from 2 percent.
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Solar and wind power prices have fallen sharply, making them far more competitive sources of energy for a poor country.
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Regardless, the grocery landscape space is becoming more and more competitive by the week — some might say by the day.
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Both tracks are necessary for America to rebuild an infrastructure platform that makes every American more competitive in world markets.
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More broadly, Texas Republicans say the GOP can't rest on its laurels in a state that is growing more competitive.
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"Given your expressed intention of making the U.S. more competitive the nomination of Mr. Garrett makes no sense," they wrote.
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Students who set their sights on elite colleges face more competitive playing fields, which drive them to boost their resumes.
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Trump has said from the start that this tax bill is about "making America more competitive" in a global economy.
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Nevertheless, the two companies may be forced to consider acquisitions if they come under more competitive pressure, the sources said.
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In contrast, while Iowa is also parochial in its voting, its neighbors are much more competitive from a partisan standpoint.
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In his world, easy money and a weak dollar lead to a more competitive international position for the United States.
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And tenants benefit from goodies like rent discounts, which could get used more liberally if the market becomes more competitive.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report has changed the district's rating from Solid Republican to a much more competitive Leans Republican.
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Texas, which hold 38 electoral college votes, is becoming a more competitive state for Democrats across all levels of government.
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Instagram started at personalized discovery in the feed and it's getting more data-driven personalized and a lot more competitive.
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Right now the state looks somewhat more competitive on the presidential level, but Clinton appears to have the upper hand.
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Want to attract (and retain) top talent, making your company's workforce more competitive and cutting down on turnover costs to boot?
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"There's been a big focus on doing as much as we can for companies to make them more competitive," she said.
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Having evolved in such a hostile environment with few rivals, they would have trouble adapting to a more competitive lifestyle elsewhere.
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Bilimoria hopes his study will convince the government to take a closer look at the program and make it more competitive.
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But they also echo Centamin's concerns that Egypt's terms need revising to bring them into line with more competitive mining jurisdictions.
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The company has said Friday's agreement in principle makes "meaningful changes and enhancements" that will make its wireline business more competitive.
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And so, under the logic of pure free enterprise, industry after industry was "deregulated" in order to make it more competitive.
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They all need to be more competitive with the likes of Robinhood and other popular trading apps that charge no commissions.
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Between the numbers: This year's midterm spend is up so much compared to the 2014 midterms due to more competitive races.
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Neither their jobs nor their wages were in jeopardy as countries ranging from Vietnam to Colombia became more competitive with us.
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A celebrity scientist could boost a smaller school's visibility, making the department in which that scientist works more competitive and lucrative.
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But given that China is not trying to depress its currency to make its products more competitive, penalties are not justified.
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And most economists, including those at the impartial Bank of England, reckon that membership has made Britain more competitive, raising growth.
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In an effort to become more competitive in export markets, InVivo launched in 2017 an internal digital platform for cooperative members.
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Its "Top runner" programme rewards those companies experimenting with the latest PV technologies, in a bid to make solar more competitive.
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It feels a bit competitive now, and I would expect from Series A and seed it will become even more competitive.
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The market for Bluetooth speakers and earphones has never been more competitive, but that hasn't stopped musician turned tech entrepreneur Will.i.
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Its chief executive said the company would be more competitive if it had its own sources of funding to finance merchants.
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Aviation regulators at the European Commission, the EU's executive arm, argue that Europe's airline business is structurally more competitive than America's.
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As China, India, and other developing nations started to grow and became more competitive, we started losing ground in certain sectors.
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Grain procurement would be done through InVivo's InGrains platform, developed two years ago to attract more competitive grain offers, he said.
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More competitive returns for holding government debt — as well as inflation — erode the marginal benefit from holding those types of stocks.
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The South Korean company revamped its product strategy late last year, making it more competitive with players like Huawei, said Jia.
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As the auto industry has become more competitive, the cabins of even some of the cheapest cars have become very attractive.
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We have built a more competitive and segmented society, and these conditions nurture the dangerous forms of populism that flourish today.
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But in iOS 13, it's getting a major overhaul that makes it much more competitive with Google's similar Android Auto platform.
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BUFFETT SAYS HE THINKS STOCKS ARE MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN WHOLE BUSINESSES NOW; SAYS PRIVATE EQUITY IS A 'MUCH MORE COMPETITIVE GAME'
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Now, between streaming on Twitch and practicing to take on more competitive challengers, "I've been playing pretty much nonstop," Neubauer says.
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Wind businesses around the world have faced margin pressure as governments phase out subsidies and move towards more competitive contract tenders.
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Many have turned their attention to export markets as a weaker rouble has helped make their production costs significantly more competitive.
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I needed to be more professional and be in a more competitive environment because I wanted to grow as an artist.
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While the footwear giant's valuation is attractive, he noted that the athletic market is more competitive than it used to be.
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This meant accelerating work to harmonize tax and social structures, which would also make the EU more competitive internationally, they said.
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"The opera market has become much more competitive for singers, and the Eastern European singers have very little airs," he notes.
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By bringing foreign labor and environmental practices in line with U.S. standards, the TPP makes American products more competitive, he said.
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But many businesses say the United States will become more competitive and stands to grow its economy under the Paris Agreement.
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British wages would presumably fall, keeping costs more competitive, but such serious wounds to the economic infrastructure do not heal easily.
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Inversion proponents argue that the solution appears simple: Rather than penalizing companies, the U.S. should make its tax code more competitive.
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At the same time, other nations have reduced their taxes on businesses to make themselves more competitive in the global marketplace.
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Mexican telecommunications regulator IFT is reviewing the measures it put in place against the company in the new, more competitive environment.
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This is bad news for equipment manufacturers looking to take advantage of a more competitive tax code and a strong economy.
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A warning about a more competitive environment weighed on lender Close Brothers, which also cited Brexit as a source of uncertainty.
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Caroobi currently sources parts from over 100 distributors and manufacturers, giving those mechanics a better selection and likely more competitive pricing.
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Many lawmakers, particularly on the Republican side, argue that the U.S. should overhaul its tax code to make it more competitive.
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The Seattle-based company has been experiencing slowing foot traffic at North American stores as the coffee market grows more competitive.
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"It was very competitive – way more competitive than our Warrior Games, which is what Prince Harry used as a model," Sgt.
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Brady also stressed his commitment to enact tax reform legislation this year to make the U.S. more competitive with other countries.
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Former McLaren team mate and rival Lewis Hamilton, in particular, has expressed a desire to see him in more competitive machinery.
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In India, Apple's iPhones are up against the more competitive pricing of rival handsets from South Korea's Samsung and China's OnePlus.
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As Trump himself recognized during his 2016 visit to Mexico, a stronger and more competitive North America benefits each NAFTA nation.
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The CVS-Aetna combination would lower costs and offer more competitive Part D Medicare drug plans, CVS spokesman David Palombi said.
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Where Arab countries belatedly started to promote non-oil exports, they found that more competitive Asian countries had got there first.
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In his first 22019 months in office, President Trump has worked to make America a more competitive place to do business.
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Still, Morganelli's supporters believed a candidate with his background would make for a more competitive nominee against a Republican in November.
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LG's flip-flopping has landed it at the bottom of the heap in a market that's more competitive than ever before.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) in the general election, which is considered to be one of the more competitive races this cycle.
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It made the country far more competitive compared to nations overseas, and it slashed a corporate tax rate that encouraged outsourcing.
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For future launch capabilities, though, the new Space Development Agency "might make it a bit more competitive for ULA," Harrison said.
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Trump added that he would seek to reduce regulation on the energy industry to make drillers and coal companies more competitive.
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However, comments from Corker this week and a recent poll suggest the race may be more competitive than Republicans would hope.
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But some statewide polls are suggesting that Trump could face a more competitive race in the state in the 21625 election.
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The one-two punch of fair districts drawn by independent redistricting commissions, plus open primaries, makes elections fairer and more competitive.
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Pat Toomey (R-Penn.) in the general election, which is considered to be one of the more competitive races this cycle.
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The silver lining is that the more that we invest in infrastructure, the more competitive we are likely to become globally.
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Organizations that embrace diversity and inclusion will be more competitive in the coming decades and outperform the companies that fall behind.
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"The comp has continued to increase and gotten more competitive, so you&aposre seeing firms paying big numbers to get people."
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Nonpartisan election analysts say the district leans Republican, but it could become more competitive in the general election in Grimm prevails.
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Jackson draws improved Bucs' D Though not stingy, Tampa Bay's defense has been far more competitive under interim coordinator Mark Duffner.
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This is the case for two reasons: It would likely cost me less, and it would make my business more competitive.
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Are they likely to have the intended effect and promote a more competitive landscape for users, small business and new entrants?
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Why it is that American politics became more competitive around 1980 and has remained that way since stumps everyone I've asked.
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A weak dollar is also providing a boost to manufacturing by making U.S.-made goods more competitive on the international market.
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It also makes euro zone exports more competitive on the international stage, boosting the region's economy and keeping the "Euroboom" going.
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Many Democrats believe Murphy would be more competitive in a general election and see Grayson as too much of a firebrand.
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The early game, between the Los Angeles Clippers and the Cleveland Cavaliers, could easily be more competitive than the late one.
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At a New York Times DealBook conference last fall, he was asked if the suit made the technology market more competitive.
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Shutting down uneconomic coal plants removes slack from the system and makes markets more competitive, driving more innovation and (clean) investment.
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That has got to be a hard sell to rank-and-file members, especially those living in more competitive House districts.
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Organizers called for more competitive salaries, annual raises, equal pay for women and minorities and lower health premiums, among other goals.
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For tourists, that could mean a more competitive rental market in Paris's most popular arrondissements, so be sure to book early.
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Many Russians are likely to be absent, though, and that will make Americans more competitive and more likely to win medals.
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Falls in the Chinese currency make Chinese goods more competitive in foreign markets, including Europe's as well as the United States.
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I would think even after this race, an all-women's team would be so much more competitive than the last one.
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Of course there might be a focus on districts that are more "competitive," but they would be spread across many regions.
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And in the longer term, cleaner energy sources like wind and solar are becoming more competitive with oil and natural gas.
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His advisers maintained that if only Booker could introduce himself to more voters, he stood a chance of becoming more competitive.
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The revelation about the Republican Meehan and his decision not to run again suddenly make his southeastern Pennsylvania district more competitive.
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Adding more map-tech talent to its ranks won't just help the company make Apple Maps more competitive with Google Maps.
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If those rulings support innovation, that will lead to a more competitive world for VCs, whose world is already quite competitive.
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A 20 percent corporate tax rate would bring the United States rate below the OECD average, making American firms more competitive.
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There is still much left to be done, but we are well on our way to a more competitive broadband economy.
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One bright spot has been the dollar's decline against other currencies, especially the euro, which makes American exports more competitive overseas.
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Strong, well-managed companies rise up and replace failures, producing a more competitive economy that benefits everyone over the long run.
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The cheapest funds today cost around 0.10% — an 80% reduction and much more competitive with non-ESG funds on the market.
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I think this race really is a test of everything you have as the sport just gets more and more competitive.
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But he fears that uncertainty about what Mueller will uncover represents a "sword of Damocles" over Republicans in more competitive districts.
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The main thrust of reforming our tax code was to make U.S. enterprises more competitive with rivals overseas, for good reason.
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Cohn, though, said the program will be aimed at reducing the tax burden overall and making the U.S. more competitive globally.
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Trump and GOP lawmakers have argued that lowering the rate would make U.S. businesses more competitive with those from other countries.
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During the election campaign, Trump had accused Beijing of manipulating its currency to make Chinese exports more competitive, hurting U.S. companies.
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Many people focus on how a lower corporate tax rate will make the United States more competitive in a global economy.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon told CNBC on Tuesday that Congress must implement tax reform to make the country more competitive.
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There has been a recent string of successful tech IPOs, showing that public valuations are again more competitive versus private valuations.
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Three participants in talks confirmed that, if government-backed postal services become more expensive, private carriers' prices will appear more competitive.
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They say that an emphasis on Spanish, or a foreign language, would make their children more competitive in the job market.
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Trump has criticized especially China, Japan and Europe for policies he claims artificially weaken their currencies and make their exports more competitive.
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"Today is the first step in our plan to make Aviva simpler, more competitive and more commercial," Tulloch said in the statement.
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The company also plans to tweak its chips to make them more competitive against offerings from Nvidia Corp for artificial intelligence work.
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Harley's electric moves, as well as Zero and Lightning's more competitive offerings, could hasten major motorcycle manufacturers' plans to sell e-motos.
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But as higher education has become more accessible to Americans, admission to the country's top 50 universities has become much more competitive.
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"The retail environment has become more competitive, with any growth in a stagnant market coming from increased market share," Mr Price said.
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The new version of Google's speech software is another example of how Google is trying to be a more competitive cloud provider.
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THE OBJECTIVE IS THIS IS A MIDDLE INCOME TAX CUT AND THIS IS TAX SIMPLIFICATION AND THIS IS MAKING BUSINESSES MORE COMPETITIVE.
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But, the wily veteran looked to have found his groove as the fight became more competitive in the fifth and sixth rounds.
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"This painful but necessary simplification step is key to creating a leaner, faster and more competitive LafargeHolcim," he said in a statement.
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In his first week in office, in December 2015, he scrapped the export tax and floated the peso, making exports more competitive.
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Bigger cash prizes mean more exposure, which in turn means more competitive players—and, somewhere downstream, maybe even more casual ones, too.
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This post identifies three different startup strategies, all of which can work even in the more competitive cloud economy that I envisage.
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Although the Chinese might be slow to seal a deal, they have become more competitive and knowledgeable about the market, he added.
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"The most obvious element of a more competitive pharmaceutical marketplace is simply more options for patients, especially generic options," said HHS Sec.
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With the rising rents and growing income inequality across central London, the playing field for fledgling business is more competitive than ever.
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Now ADNOC is seeking to become more competitive, with its downstream shift focusing on Asian markets where oil demand is still growing.
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Why it matters: Netflix is under pressure to continue adding users in a streaming market that's becoming much more competitive and saturated.
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As automation technology makes U.S. companies more competitive, jobs that were driven overseas by inexpensive labor will return to the American market.
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That device was priced at $600 this week, to the chagrin of many who hoped the company would offer something more competitive.
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So I'm much more optimistic that we are going to get to something much more competitive in the next year to come.
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Because teams of varying skill levels face each other so frequently, sevens has become a more competitive format than traditional rugby union.
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Drillers have been trying to trim their Gulf of Mexico drilling costs in recent years to make certain projects there more competitive.
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Within a few years, its market became more competitive, as rivals such as Cylance, CrowdStrike, and SentinelOne came out with similar technologies.
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Of course, the space is bound to only grow more competitive as the connected home gains more relevance in the U.S. market.
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By shopping around, you may even find a payments service provider that offers a more competitive rate for those additional payment features.
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And so what's happened over the last few years -- and China has gotten much more competitive from a product and promotion environment.
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Visit a painting company that hired robots not to replace workers, but to make them more efficient and the firm more competitive.
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Petrobras said in a statement it would follow recommendations by the TCU to improve the divestment process and make it more competitive.
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After a part season with tail-enders Manor last year, 2017 sees him step into considerably more competitive machinery at Force India.
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As EF's demo-day shows, the tech startup scene is getting more competitive, and the qualifications to get into it more onerous.
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The jump in imports of LNG shows how the super-chilled fuel is becoming more competitive with pipeline imports from central Asia.
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Rival Toyota Motor Corp has also invested in new plants in Brazil and is working to become more competitive in South America.
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The new services will make Raumfeld's speakers more competitive with the likes of Sonos, which offers support for many more streaming services.
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It would make Chinese exports even more competitive and is therefore seen as a risk that reinforces deflationary pressures on world markets.
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The race to grab market share from today's public giants and attain the coveted title "CNBC Disruptor" has never been more competitive.
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He pledged to try to negotiate better treaties to alleviate the problem while cutting taxes for businesses to make them more competitive.
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They argued that U.S. participation would make American companies more competitive, create jobs and reduce the risks of future climate-related damage.
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With today's move, Apple is making the 13-inch Air a little more competitive with other computers available in its price range.
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AND THEN, WE'RE GOING TO BE MORE AND MORE COMPETITIVE WHEN WE GET OUR REGULATORY POLICY FIXED AND OUR TAX POLICY FIXED.
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To be sure, lawmakers regularly spend much of their time raising money for reelection and to help colleagues in more competitive races.
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A currency slide in rival exporters Brazil and Argentina has also made exports of the crop more competitive on the global market.
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It is ironic that Britain should consider Brexit just when the EU has come round to a more competitive, less intrusive approach.
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"Condiments are more competitive than they've ever been," Jennifer Healy, head of marketing for the Heinz brand, told the Wall Street Journal.
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His talk of a level playing field signaled likely support for taxing imports, which would make U.S.-manufactured products more competitive domestically.
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Longhi was also one of the executives invited to the White House to discuss how to make U.S. manufacturers more competitive internationally.
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Mr Zuckerberg's sheer determination does not necessarily guarantee success—and it will make the likes of Microsoft and Google even more competitive.
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Now it is public there is no restriction on how many parties get involved so they will run a more competitive process.
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I strongly believe there's a smarter way to ensure that future tax reform benefits American workers while making American businesses more competitive.
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"We have three to four tough years ahead of us to really restructure the company and getting more profitable and more competitive."
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In a more competitive market, upstart firms would hire labour and pressure big firms to use their cash for job-creating investments.
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These 2018 state tax reforms continue to build on a trend, as states continue to look for ways to become more competitive.
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The model is particularly relevant as systems that store wind and solar energy in batteries "become more and more competitive", Suarez predicted.
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The Supreme Court heard a Wisconsin case Tuesday that could lead to new rules that would result in more competitive congressional maps.
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The United States can help its neighbors become more competitive and stable by promoting investment in technology, innovation and high-quality education.
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They would also help ethanol producers become more competitive with the fossil fuel after years of heavy losses in the biofuel industry.
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"This is about having contemporary laws ... we will need to protect Australia's sovereignty in a more competitive and uncertain future," he said.
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On the surface, this legislation seems like it would promote American energy security by helping to ensure a more competitive oil market.
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Assuming these trends among rural voters continue, the team predicts Minnesota, Maine and New Hampshire will become even more competitive in 2020.
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But Bezos pushed ahead, saying he was willing to lose sales if it made his company more competitive in the long run.
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GOP lawmakers are generally on board with the administration's plan and its overall goals of lowering rates and making businesses more competitive.
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The U.S. drilling boom, fueled by fracking, has driven down natural gas costs, making the cleaner-burning fuel more competitive with coal.
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However, we believe we are on the right track to create a more competitive Signet that is positioned for sustainable, profitable growth.
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And while he maintains his confidence in big tech, Niles does think the market will start getting more competitive for tech companies.
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Since 2011, he has been the co-chair of the RATE Coalition, a group that advocates for a more competitive tax code.
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Apple's latest generation of smartphones were also more competitive in the ratings thanks to their improved cameras, physical durability, and faster processors.
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Toni I think you're right that a " Better Trump" — one that was more disciplined, less divisive — would have been much more competitive.
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The idea is simple: make the market more competitive and that will give consumer access to lifesaving drugs at more affordable prices.
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Bulk annuity sales totalled 7.8 billion pounds in the first half, helped by more competitive pricing, consultant LCP said in a statement.
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Mr. LaBarbera said the unions have made great strides to be more competitive with nonunion workers on wages, benefits and work rules.
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By allowing the currency to float downwards, much-needed support might be provided to the economy through a more competitive export sector.
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A weaker yuan would mitigate the effects of U.S. tariffs on Chinese exports by making them more competitive in the international market.
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"Because they do such high volume on a more limited selection, they are able to offer much more competitive prices," she said.
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Wind power businesses around the world have faced margin pressure as governments phase out subsidies and move towards more competitive contract tenders.
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Trump also contended that the Fed should continue to cut interest rates to make the U.S. more competitive in the global market.
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Mike Kelly's district became more competitive after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court re-drew the map earlier this year and reunified Erie County.
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In some coming states and districts, voter data indicates that Mr. Kasich, not the ultraconservative, evangelical Mr. Cruz, could be more competitive.
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But many struggling stores have also slept on in-store technology that could make them more competitive with data-heavy online outfits.
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Ford declined to comment, while GM said in a statement the incentives would help as the industry seeks to be more competitive.
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If it works the way it's intended, a top-two primary would ideally help curb polarization and lead to more competitive races.
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Don't be too surprised to see the company slash it to something more competitive in the wake of this week's iPad announcement.
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And while list pricing is the same across both companies, bulk pricing is slightly more competitive at Home Depot, according to Basham.
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Frequently, these users are paying the same rate for substandard speeds as those in more competitive markets pay for much faster service.
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Progress needs to be made on regulatory issues to make the market more competitive on taxation to increase investor interest, he said.
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"In the second stage we will make improvements so it can process sour crude and be more competitive on costs," he said.
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That reduces the real value of debts — making them easier to pay off — and it makes exports more competitive on global markets.
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"Sales for Opdivo were strong despite a more competitive landscape," Chief Executive Officer Giovanni Caforio said on a conference call with analysts.
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The new map is expected to make elections more competitive and put several Republican-held seats in play for Democrats this year.
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Carey's own idea for reform is more market-based—he wants to make education more competitive, thus forcing colleges to cut costs.
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Nearly seven in 85033 believe offering such a program makes small businesses more competitive by helping them attract and retain talented employees.
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Online banks, in particular, are offering more competitive savings rates, often close to or even exceeding 2 percent on federally insured deposits.
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The decision disappointed some Democrats, who had hoped that newly drawn districts might have made some congressional races more competitive this year.
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"I think there is no question that Donald Trump would be more competitive if they had a better ground game," Nielsen said.
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Another Republican who was shifted to a more competitive district is Representative Scott Perry, who represents Harrisburg and York in central Pennsylvania.
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A much cheaper yen, driven by unprecedented money-printing from the Bank of Japan, has made the country's exports more competitive globally.
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Wal-Mart has aggressively invested in making its prices more competitive against brick-and-mortar rivals since the start of the year.
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Mr. Hugin's ability to tap his fortune to finance his campaign could make the contest expensive and possibly more competitive than expected.
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That would make China's exports less expensive and more competitive in foreign markets, and could partly offset the cost of higher tariffs.
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" Looking at the vastly more competitive field he now occupies, O'Brien said, "Wouldn't it be nice not to be threatened by change?
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It could get even more competitive if Espy runs a strong campaign or if the national environment becomes even worse for Republicans.
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Whatever her ideological sympathies, she does not intend to let woke progressives damage members from more competitive districts and imperil her majority.
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Still, this was more competitive than last year's 58-3 romp for the Wolfpack in the regular-season finale against East Carolina.
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Already, American farmers see their output languishing in the face of tariffs that make products from other nations cheaper and more competitive.
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Relevent wants a more competitive format and has spoken with UEFA about its plans, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.
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Such a switch, they contend, would make American companies more competitive with their counterparts around the world and spur hiring at home.
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"The whole China internet market is way more competitive than the U.S. market," said Xiaoyan Wang, an analyst at 86Research in Shanghai.
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He still trails Mr. Biden among black voters, but he is far more competitive among them than he was four years ago.
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"Everyone should be aware that Air France is playing in a global, European competition where its competitors are more competitive," she said.
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Trips to clinics boost CVS' profit and allows it to pour money back into creating more competitive health insurance plans through Aetna.
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The main driver was steeper natural gas prices, which meant coal was more competitive with gas for electric power generation, analysts say.
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The administration's latest assault on the environment and our lungs rests partly on the premise that deregulation will make Detroit more competitive.
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The new disclosures are designed to make the health care market more competitive by allowing quality and price to drive buyer behavior.
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Nio founder, chairman and CEO William Li credited more "competitive retail prices" on the ES6 for contributing to the jump in deliveries.
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In a speech Wednesday in Missouri, President Donald Trump stressed the need for tax cuts to make the U.S. more competitive globally.
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Independent nonpartisan redistricting commissions, combined with open primaries where independents can vote, make elections more competitive and representative, and drive increased turnout.
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He also warned that using reconciliation to approve tax cuts would not fulfill the president's promise to make the economy more competitive.
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Small business owners will understand the lag time involved in moving from the limited choices of ObamaCare to a more competitive marketplace.
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If Bills running back Devin Singletary is forced to miss the game with a hamstring injury, this game gets far more competitive.
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Mr. Gorbachev wanted to invigorate the Soviet system by making it more competitive and allowing some nonparty members into its legislative body.
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Another bright spot lately has been the dollar's decline against other currencies, especially the euro, which makes American exports more competitive overseas.
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The bee said the move evened the playing field for children in more competitive areas and those who have no regional sponsors.
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Analysts say its a sign that Microsoft is ramping up in the space, meaning the market will get more competitive for Salesforce.
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Handicappers at the University of Virginia predict that Senate races in nine other states will be more competitive than those in Texas.
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The panel's mission was to work on ways to make American business more competitive, boost the economy and create more American jobs.
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Trump has continually pressed the Fed to cut rates to decrease the value of the dollar to make U.S. exports more competitive.
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If he had won the primary, it could have left the GOP with a weakened candidate and made the race more competitive.
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Yielding to creditors' demands to make the labor market more competitive, the deal also makes it easier for businesses to fire employees.
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Instead, Stivers said Costello lacked the guts to face recent changes to his state's congressional map, which made his district more competitive.
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The new store could make Google's cloud offerings more competitive with Amazon Web Services, which introduced a cloud software store in 2012.
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An Exco representative said the new plan makes its director pay more competitive and aligns their compensation with performance of the company.
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But the gap narrowed last month after allegations of sexual misconduct against Moore surfaced, making his race against Jones significantly more competitive.
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"RCEP would have provided a much-needed external push for our industry to gear up, and to become more competitive," he said.
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He pointed to manufacturing, tourism and logistics as sectors that could make Egypt more competitive and boost foreign investment throughout the country.
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In addition, the players want more investment in girls' hockey programs and development efforts, including more competitive games during non-Olympic years.
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His school-choice ideas might make for more competitive education markets, but they would also increase risk and insecurity for individual consumers.
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More high schoolers than ever are aiming to go to college, and they face higher costs and a more competitive application processes.
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Gazprom faces tighter profit margins at home, thanks to a more competitive domestic market, and overseas because of regulatory pressure in Europe.
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Price: $110 on Amazon As gaming gets more and more competitive, controller players have historically been at a bit of a disadvantage.
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