Costa Rica have none and crashed out of the competition.
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There are no competitors being taken out of the competition.
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Pleasants told the publication that he opted out of the competition.
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Croatia knocked Russia's team out of the competition in the quarter-finals.
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Brandi Chastain's good looks are kicking everyone else out of the competition!
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Don't wait and risk getting shut out of the competition — sign up today.
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Mr. Trump and Ted Cruz both want Mr. Kasich out of the competition.
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But whatever comes out of the competition can make its way into industry, too.
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Jordan Spieth, 22, pulled out of the competition on Tuesday, citing overall health concerns.
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Lochte is out of the competition, but he'll still be in the audience tonight.
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Brazil may be out of the competition, but at least we'll always have these photos.
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In Spain, Atletico beat Barcelona 2-0, knocking the Catalan giants out of the competition.
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Bon Jovi and the Moody Blues will likely edge them out of the competition this year.
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"They bought the competition and now they're sucking the data out of the competition," Warren said.
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But in any case, don&apost count the updated Amex Green card out of the competition.
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Johnson & Johnson dropped out of the competition, leaving GlaxoSmithKline and Reckitt Benckiser among those preparing bids.
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But he knows I'm hard-headed and would never let myself be taken out of the competition.
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It's not that American businesses can't compete, it's that we've been shut out of the competition altogether.
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The Turin side was knocked out of the competition by Dutch pretenders Ajax in the quarter-finals.
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Instead, it was Olympic gymnast Simone Biles who was taken out of the competition by America's votes.
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She went up against Holly, a fan favorite, on Saturday, and was kicked out of the competition.
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Athletics Tanzania decided to pull out of the competition after hearing about the chaos, its secretary said.
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I'm taking the doctors orders on recovery and not letting anything take me out of the competition.
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Last year, Netflix films available for Cannes, like Alfonso Cuarón's "Roma," were shut out of the competition.
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He was knocked out of the competition early, though a friend of his father reached the finals.
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Astrobotic Technology of Pittsburgh dropped out of the competition last year because the 2017 deadline proved unrealistic.
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Calacanis said that tech companies that have only one revenue stream will get knocked out of the competition.
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Paul later said he pulled out of the competition to "preserve the health and wellness of everyone competing."
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Some spectators must have assumed that Zonderland, one of the favorites, would simply drop out of the competition.
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The attacker meant to break Kerrigan's right leg to keep her out of the competition, but merely bruised it.
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Many competitors come back to the National Spelling Bee again and again until they've aged out of the competition.
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Atletico Madrid is through to the finals of the Champions League after knocking Bayern Munich out of the competition.
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It took Forester almost the entire episode to break up with Hartstock before he finally bowed out of the competition.
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Logan announced he's pulling out of the competition due to an "unforeseen and unfortunate" event that took place at practice.
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None have formally dropped out of the competition, but a hunt for partners signal that the winnowing process has begun.
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She injured her leg so badly this season that fans feared she might have to drop out of the competition.
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And during an early loss to India, one of Pakistan's fast bowlers was injured and ruled out of the competition.
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Silva had almost gone out of the competition with two failures at 220.65 before staying alive with a third-attempt clearance.
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In Giku's sole tournament victory in January 2016 he had benefitted greatly from Terunofuji's injuries taking him out of the competition.
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But no contestants or countries dropped out of the competition, which Israelis said served as an unrivaled showcase for their country.
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NFL legend Ray Lewis announced that he and pro partner Cheryl Burke were dropping out of the competition on the Sept.
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Looks like The Princess Switch has just been blown out of the competition in the "actors playing more than one character" category.
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As such, the Croats went out of the competition prematurely, the first of several teams to be lured into Portugal's turgid trap.
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The "Dancing with the Stars" contestant was forced to drop out of the competition this week after an old foot injury resurfaced.
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The selection leaves Oracle and IBM out of the competition for the contract for the Defense Department's Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure Cloud.
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The goal ensured Barcelona&aposs progress to the Round of 22 as Group F winners, and dumped Inter out of the competition.
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With multiple fights in a short period of time [during the Olympics], cuts can cause the fighters to be out of the competition.
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The boxer was knocked out of the competition by Brazil's Michel Borges amid heavy booing, despite onlookers thinking he out-punched his opponent.
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Romelu Lukaku pulled one back from close range in the 84th but a late rally couldn't prevent United slipping out of the competition.
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Mr. Anglim had a pact — or alliance in "Survivor" parlance — with two other tribe members to vote another challenger out of the competition.
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The goal earned his side a 219-219 victory, securing its position as Group F winners and dumping Inter out of the competition.
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The format switches to best-of-5 at this point, and once a team loses those three games, they are out of the competition.
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They've been drawn in the same group as Barcelona, who knocked them out of the competition in 2014, and then again a year later.
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Discovery Communications is in advanced discussions to buy Scripps now that Viacom is out of the competition, people briefed on the matter said Thursday.
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That has driven fears among U.S. ethanol producers and privately run crop handlers they could be squeezed out of the competition to buy farmers' harvests.
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Dempsey lobbed the goalkeeper Antonio Chimenti from a difficult angle outside the penalty area to help Fulham knock the Italian giants out of the competition.
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The 31-year-old pro dancer later told PEOPLE that she feared her injury would result in her having to drop out of the competition entirely.
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After lots of cities bowed out of the competition for the 2022 winter games it was again left with two options: Almaty, Kazakhstan and Beijing, China.
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The selection leaves Oracle Corp and IBM Corp out of the competition for the contract for the Defense Department's Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure Cloud, or JEDI.
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The selection left Oracle Corp and IBM Corp out of the competition for the contract for the Defense Department's Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure Cloud, or JEDI.
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The first came during Week 6, when "Glee" alum Heather Morris was voted out of the competition in a result that drew ire from the ballroom audience.
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The Masters golf tournament was rocked on its opening day Thursday when Dustin Johnson — the world's top-ranked golfer — was forced to pull out of the competition.
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Andreescu is the second player to pull out of the competition after Japan's Naomi Osaka withdrew after the first round of group matches with a shoulder injury.
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Movile's investments in iFood and its buy-out of the competition took the iFood app from 240,22 orders per month to more than one million orders per month.
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With less than seven months of consistent training behind her, she delivered a short program so ragged that she pulled out of the competition before the long program.
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SpaceIL said that if it did not raise the funding, it will forfeit the launch contract it currently has, causing the team to drop out of the competition.
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If an anxious cow avoids a confrontation, she won't be pushed to fight—she'll just get deducted some points and drops out of the competition after two losses.
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It's not even the first time it's happened this year, as Team Hot Boys from the University of Michigan was already booted out of the competition for similar reasons.
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Now that Cramer says Apple's main smartphone rival has basically taken itself out of the competition, he now expects the iPhone 7 to be the best-selling iteration yet.
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In October, Google dropped out of the competition for a different Pentagon cloud computing contract that could be worth $10 billion, saying the contract could conflict with its values.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian gymnast Jade Barbosa injured herself in her opening tumbling run in the all-around individual event on Thursday and dropped out of the competition.
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It reportedly framed Sheikh Abbas al-Jawhari — an anti-Hezbollah Shiite cleric — for drug possession to force him out of the competition, and gunmen later fired on his car.
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With world No. 1 Novak Djokovic out of the competition, Federer is looking at his best chance at winning his 18th career major and first since 2012 at Wimbledon.
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Their legal team would be keen to avoid a scenario where they successfully overturned the ban but had already suffered the cost of a season out of the competition.
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Northrop Grumman, maker of the legacy T-38 jet currently used as a trainer, had been partnered with U.K.-based BAE Systems but pulled out of the competition in February.
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At the Spanish Grand Prix in May, the two drivers crashed into each other, throwing them off the track and out of the competition at the start of the race.
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Then, in October, Google dropped out of the competition for a different Pentagon cloud computing contract that could be worth $10 billion, saying the contract could conflict with its values.
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He points to companies like Ericsson, another large telecom provider, and says other companies able to provide similar services will likely be winners if Huawei is pushed out of the competition.
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With soccer superstars like Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar out of the competition, only one of the eight highest-paid soccer players in the world remains — French midfielder Paul Pogba.
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But now that Chmerkovskiy is out of the competition, he has a little bit more free time on his hands — and has been lending it to his fiancée, Peta Murgatroyd, and Viall!
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The DWTS pro, who sustained a calf injury in rehearsal two weeks ago, has been sitting out of the competition and supporting his partner Heather Morris from the sidelines as he heals.
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More than a dozen, including top-ranked tennis players Simona Halep and Milos Raonic and golfers Jason Day and Rory McIlroy, have dropped out of the competition, citing concerns about the virus.
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The Olympic men's golf tournament began Thursday, with many of the world's top players having dropped out of the competition, citing security concerns and fears that they would contract the Zika virus.
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Football has traditionally been popular in Goa too, though previous I-League winners Salgaocar FC and Sporting Clube Goan both dropped out of the competition ahead of this season due to financial difficulties.
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Actor-director Tucci told Reuters at the Berlin Film Festival, where "Final Portrait" was shown out of the competition, that making the project a reality was more time-consuming than Giacometti's portrait of Lord.
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Whilst still in the colors of former club Real Madrid, the Portuguese superstar produced an incredible overhead kick in the Champions League quarter-final to help send current club Juventus out of the competition.
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Brazil's men are not yet out of the competition, but on Wednesday in Salvador, they must beat Denmark, the toughest of their three preliminary-round opponents, to be sure of advancing to the quarterfinals.
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Other contestants, Missy Byrd and Elizabeth Beisel, initially said that they also had uncomfortable encounters with Spilo but later admitted that they were exaggerating their claims to get him kicked out of the competition.
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But no reveal has been as full of emotion as this week's, when the Butterfly was voted out of the competition, revealing herself to be none other than Destiny's Child's third member, Michelle Williams.
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A night that began with protests against Manager Arsène Wenger ended with his team out of the competition in the round of 63 for the seventh consecutive season after the 10-2 aggregate loss.
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Christie Brinkley is out of a cast after injuring her right arm in a nasty fall during "Dancing With The Stars" practice ... and it's clear why she was forced to bow out of the competition.
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In November 1998, an Arsenal side that included David Seaman, Marc Overmars and Nicolas Anelka, not to mention the famous back four, crashed out of the competition after losing 1-0 at home to RC Lens.
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The American figure skater Mirai Nagasu will compete for gold in the free skate program, four years after she failed to make the team at Sochi and was presumed to have aged out of the competition.
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They are also regularly elbowed out of the competition for the limited pool of immigrant workers by larger companies who have more attorneys, HR consultants and cash to take away the lion's share of available bodies.
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Hardt grew out of the competition team from the Technical University of Delft (TU Delft), which beat teams from MIT and the Technical University of Munich to win the all-around design and construction award in January.
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I don't know about any of you, but I have a healthy regard for our southern neighbors, and it has been my default that once the Aussies are out of the competition I've cheered them on instead.
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It was as if the side were convinced they were going to go out of the competition before a ball had even been kicked, and could only muster a decent performance when it came to saving face.
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Some people, like former basketball player Cody J. McDavis, worry that allowing colleges to pay would create an expensive arms race for the top recruits that would cut smaller programs — and less profitable sports — out of the competition.
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Ironic, considering that Sketchy Lawyer—the contestant that was the most vocal against the women's alliance—later, to everyone's shock, tapped out of the competition because he was just over the show with only a handful of contestants left.
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The company told employees in June that it would not renew that contract and Google later dropped out of the competition for a different Pentagon cloud contract that could be worth $10 billion, saying it may conflict with the company's values.
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The purple belt displayed his stellar ground game with a third round rear naked choke against American champion Sam Agushi, but unfortunately, he was forced to pull out of the competition afterwards due to an injury that he suffered during the contest.
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When Prada boss Patrizio Bertelli pulled the team backed by the Italian luxury goods group out of the competition in April 2015, he offered key members of his team to help Emirates Team New Zealand, which is now challenging Oracle Team USA.
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Photo: Jose Luis Magana (AP)Google has dropped out of the competition for a Pentagon cloud computing project that could be worth as much as $10 billion and last up to a decade, citing a possible clash with its corporate values, Bloomberg reported on Monday.
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Another comparison with Zidane may be unfortunately apt: France's inspirational captain was rushed back from injury to appear at the 2002 tournament, yet only played one game, was visibly underpowered, and contributed little as France slumped out of the competition without scoring a single goal.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The new U.S. tax law is poised to drive more control over the nation's grain supply to farmer-owned cooperatives, provoking concern among ethanol producers and privately run grain handlers that they could be squeezed out of the competition to buy crops.
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LinkedIn has a new AI feature to increase diversity in hiring Left out of the competition among social companies to announce that they had put artificial intelligence into things, LinkedIn entered the arena today to announce that its AI would go to work on diversity issues.
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After Pep Guardiola, the City coach, had named a lineup of naked attacking intent — three defenders and a half-dozen playmakers, a statement that if City was going out of the competition it was going out blazing — and watched his team score in the second minute, the stage seemed set.
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Though it bowed out of the competition in late 2016, Astrobotic has cut deals with other GLXP contenders to hitch rides on future flights of Peregrine, and on Tuesday, the company signed a contract with the startup ATLAS Space Operations Inc to land the first laser communications terminal on the Moon.
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Indeed, Althea Erickson, head of advocacy and impact at Etsy, tells CNBC Make It that the little guys could be pushed out of the competition due to lack of resources and convenience, which sounds eerily familiar, like mom and pop brick-and-mortar shops closing thanks to big box stores' domination over the last decade.
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One Instagram user was not satisfied with the "Work" singer's eight Grammy nominations and alluded to Beyoncé in a post lamenting that Rihanna had been snubbed — her latest project, ANTI, was left out of the competition for album of the year and her hit track, "Work," was not among the contenders for song of the year.
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When the company dropped out of the competition for the JEDI cloud computing contract, officials said they "couldn't be assured that it would align with our A.I. principles," a reference to a set of principles issued in June in which the company vowed not to design artificial intelligence products that would be used to harm people, or for surveillance or armaments.
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The controversial provision to the tax bill, known as Section 199A, gave farmers a 20 percent deduction on payments for sales of crops to farmer-owned cooperatives, but not for sales to private or investor-owned grain handlers such as global firm Archer Daniels Midland Co. That has driven fears among U.S. ethanol producers and privately run crop handlers, such as Minnesota's Minn-Kota Ag Products, that they could be squeezed out of the competition to buy farmers' harvests.
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The controversial provision to the tax bill, known as Section 199A, gave farmers a 20 percent deduction on payments for sales of crops to farmer-owned cooperatives, but not for sales to private or investor-owned grain handlers such as global firm Archer Daniels Midland Co. That has driven fears among U.S. ethanol producers and privately run crop handlers, such as Minnesota's Minn-Kota Ag Products, that they could be squeezed out of the competition to buy farmers' harvests.
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