It has been vying with France for influence in Libya.
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Nadella led a resurgence at Microsoft that has it vying with Amazon.
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But the militants just went underground, vying with government forces neighborhood by neighborhood.
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Facebook killed MySpace, but there is no viable usurper platform currently vying with Twitter.
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CME has been vying with CBOE to launch the first bitcoin-related financial product.
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Incumbents Space Exploration Technologies and Orbital ATK are vying with privately owned Sierra Nevada Corp.
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Ripple is vying with bitcoin cash to be the third-largest cryptocurrency by market value.
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Fortress has been vying with Elliott Advisors and OpCapita to buy Majestic, Sky News said.
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The House managers were not just vying with an opposition party and a truculent defender.
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Logistics giants are vying with each other to make returns as speedy and simple as possible.
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Members of Congress have been vying with the Trump administration for more influence over foreign policy.
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Oklahoma, in particular, is vying with its neighbor Kansas for the title of most fiscally reckless.
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Permira was vying with rival private equity firm Advent and U.S. SPAC Acamar, one source had said.
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Bennett is vying with Netanyahu for support from right-wing voters in an election set for March 2.
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Minali said the offer was presented in June and that Cattolica was vying with other bidders for the division.
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Bollore, currently chief competitive officer, had been vying with Mueller for promotion in the succession process underway at Renault.
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Aron said that in 80 percent of deals Cohesity is vying with companies like Commvault and EMC's Data Domain.
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Peter spends the summer vying with other suitors for Zina's attention, but soon discovers that her affections lie elsewhere.
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Bain and Cinven had been vying with a rival consortium consisting of Advent and Permira for control of Stada.
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Google is also vying with a legacy mapping firm that has sold map data for car-navigation systems since 1985.
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Bain and Cinven had been vying with a rival consortium comprising Advent and Permira for control of generic drugmaker Stada.
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Flush with cash from their main property business, some of these developers are now vying with each other for buyers.
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In Mississippi, Jim Hood, a four-term attorney general, the only statewide elected Democrat, is vying with incumbent Lt. Gov.
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What's more, he and his rival, Jeremy Hunt, are vying with each other to take a harder stance on Brexit.
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Zykadia is vying with Roche's Alecensa to become a first-line treatment for anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK)-positive lung cancer.
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And Google is vying with Apple to be the world's most valuable company despite not making nearly as much money.
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Any company focused on global expansion must factor China, vying with India for the largest domestic market, into its strategies.
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Airbus (EADSF)and Comac, a Chinese jet maker, are vying with Boeing for the vast and rapidly growing Chinese market.
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European importers were vying with bids from Asia for spot LNG cargoes from Qatar and the United States, traders said.
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The FPO was vying with the center-left Social Democrats (SPO) for second place, with both parties between 53-27 percent.
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Rival buyout groups Bain Capital and Cinven have been vying with a consortium comprising Advent and Permira for control of Stada.
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The gangs' leaders began co-ordinating their activities nationwide, plotting revenge against their captors and vying with one another for dominance.
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Masks that used to cost 85 cents are now $7 because New York is vying with other states, according to Cuomo.
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In the 1980s, Japan was in China's place: an upstart powerhouse vying with the U.S. to be the world's largest economy.
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China, which has been vying with India for influence in the region, said the crisis should be resolved internally, Reuters reported.
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Comcast had been vying with Disney for the Fox assets but last month dropped its pursuit to focus on buying Sky.
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Gender equality, racism, poverty, immigrants' rights, political engagement, it's all there, vying with those anachronistic castles and whimsical foliage for relevancy.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is seeking a fifth term, is vying with other right-wing rivals for the settlers' support.
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Whether she converted many New Jersey voters to Mr. Sanders, who is vying with Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination, is unknown.
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Staffing the enhanced CyberCom might be a challenge, since the military would be vying with top recruiters from tech and security firms.
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Indeed, India is vying with China to be the world's biggest producer of yarn, with over 227m spindles twirling around the clock.
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There are countless constituencies of different incomes, racial groups, interests and professions that are all vying with each other for limited space.
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In the 1980s, Japan was in China's place: an upstart economic powerhouse vying with the U.S. to be the world's largest economy.
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Airbus (EADSF) and Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, or Comac, are vying with Boeing for the vast and rapidly growing Chinese market.
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CME is vying with rival Cboe Global Markets Inc to launch the first bitcoin-related financial product on a traditional, regulated exchange.
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The mission is a milestone test for the U.S. aerospace firm that is vying with SpaceX to revive NASA's human spaceflight capabilities.
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The mission was a milestone test for the U.S. aerospace firm, which is vying with SpaceX to revive NASA's human spaceflight capabilities.
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Government officials said Chinese companies were vying with Turkish firms to be awarded tenders for construction of other sections of the railway line.
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PAI is vying with U.S. investment firm Lone Star and Swiss airline caterer Gategroup, part of Chinese conglomerate HNA Group, the sources said.
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There is probably a compound noun in German for this sense of semi-severed connection, of yearning vying with disappointment, envy, rivalry, disillusion.
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The following year, the U.S. shipped oil to 26 countries — and China quickly began vying with Canada to become America's premier export destination.
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A raft of polls out this weekend had Sanders leading or in second place in Iowa, vying with Biden for the top spot.
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That leaves the PAP vying with the Communist Party of Vietnam for the title of South-East Asia's ruling party of longest standing.
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As of last year, according to a Credit Suisse report, we're vying with Switzerland for the title of richest people in the world.
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When the military seized power they arrested key allies of Mugabe and his wife, Grace, who was vying with Mnangagwa to succeed her husband.
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The competition increasingly extends to oil, where a resurgent Iran is vying with the Saudis for market share among customers in Asia and Europe.
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At a current $3343,510 per ton, it is now down 4 percent on the start of the year and vying with tin for worst performer.
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At a current $3343,510 per tonne, it is now down 4 percent on the start of the year and vying with tin for worst performer.
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Elizabeth Warren, who is vying with Sanders for support of the party's progressive wing, for staying in the contest, which he claimed cost Sanders votes.
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MBS has compared the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to Hitler and is vying with Iran to be the dominant power in the Middle East.
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Elizabeth Warren, now vying with Bernie Sanders for second place, was the subject of in-depth profiles in the New York Times and the New Yorker.
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In the fourth quarter of 2016, Xiaomi and Vivo were vying with each other behind Samsung in the race for second place in India's smartphone market.
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Mr Hunt's real current obsession is vying with his predecessor as foreign secretary, Mr Johnson, for the role of Conservative Party leader, and hence prime minister.
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Montreal-based Quebecor, a telecommunications and media company, submitted its bid in July, vying with Las Vegas for a team that may start play in 1703.
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Johnson and his opponent for the leadership, Jeremy Hunt, have been vying with each other to show party members their willingness to force a "hard" Brexit.
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PARIS — October is the month when London and Paris go head-to-head, vying with each other to attract collectors to their prestigious contemporary art fairs.
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By 2022, the US is likely to be vying with Australia and Qatar to be the biggest exporter of LNG, according to the International Energy Agency.
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Over the last 12 months, financials are up more than 31 percent and vying with energy for top place in the S&P during that time period.
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That guidance has been serving the organization well thus far, with Fnatic vying with G2 for the top spot in the standings for most of the summer.
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A completed deal would also mark the first major Chinese energy investment in the South Asian nation, where China is vying with India and Japan for influence.
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The three European cable firms are vying with a handful of U.S. rivals, one of the sources said, adding first round bids came in earlier this week.
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In terms of batting more broadly for consumers' attention and spending from advertisers, Snapchat is vying with Facebook's core site as well as Twitter and Google's YouTube.
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He was due a pasting—especially from the three governors, Chris Christie, John Kasich and Jeb Bush, who are vying with him for the mainstream conservative vote.
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For now, at least some of these hotels will be vying with one another for your custom, so there ought to be reasonable deals and competitive service.
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This time, Japan had a different aim: it was vying with France and Germany to win a bid to build a new fleet of submarines for Australia.
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In the race for NL MVP, Rendon is vying with last year's winner, Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich, and Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder/first baseman Cody Bellinger.
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He refused, setting off a crisis within the party and another vote, with Mr. Corbyn vying with Owen Smith, another Labour member of Parliament, for the leadership.
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After the major telecom carriers brought back unlimited data plans, they've been vying with each other to add features and options in a bid to gain customers.
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Elizabeth Warren, uncontested for the Democratic nomination, against Republican Beth Lindstrom, who's vying with two men for her party's nomination (Lindstrom was endorsed by The Boston Globe).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The tension between design and art derives from the utility ascribed to the former vying with the elusiveness that characterizes the latter.
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In Georgia, Abrams is vying with Stacey Evans to win the Democratic primary on Tuesday to be the (female) candidate who hopes to turn Georgia blue in November.
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Reed, who sits eighth in the Cup standings, is vying with players such as Brandt Snedeker, Zach Johnson, Watson and Olympic bronze medallist Matt Kuchar for those spots.
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Hulu, a streaming service jointly owned by 21st Century Fox, Disney and NBC Universal, had become more assertive in licensing and developing shows, vying with Netflix for deals.
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Dublin has been vying with Frankfurt and other European Union centres to attract banking jobs from London ahead of Britain's planned departure from the EU in March 2019.
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China, which has been vying with Washington for influence in Myanmar, said on Tuesday that "unilateral criticism or exerting pressure" was not helpful in resolving the Rohingya issue.
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Marital therapists say the feeling of vying with a smartphone for your partner's attention isn't unique, especially because of just how often we're looking down, rather than up.
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Militants there aligned with the Islamic State and Al Qaeda have been increasingly active, sometimes vying with each other for dominance when not attacking Nigerien or French troops.
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Although the FTSE 100 is up 10 percent year-to-date, it is vying with Spain's IBEX as the worst performer among the major European bourses in 2019.
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John Kasich of Ohio and Mr. Rubio, all of whom are vying with Mr. Bush for the same group of establishment-aligned voters, especially in places like New Hampshire.
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Bennett is vying with Netanyahu for leadership of the country's right-wing voter base, while Lapid, who sits in opposition, sees himself as a future contender for prime minister.
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Cleopatra of Egypt, vying with the Roman Mark Antony over who could provide the most expensive dinner in history, dissolved a nearly priceless pearl in vinegar and drank it.
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Germany last held a non-permanent seat in 2011-12 and is vying with Israel and Belgium for one of the two seats to be filled in 2019-20.
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In 1916, America's possible entry into World War I was a major issue, with Wilson's slogan "He Kept Us Out of War" vying with the Republicans' less pacific stance.
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The Mets entered the weekend vying with the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Miami Marlins for the second National League wild-card spot, currently held by the St. Louis Cardinals.
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The Rams, meanwhile, have clinched the NFC West, but still have plenty to play for, vying with the New Orleans Saints for the number one seed in the NFC.
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Naftali Bennett, a member of Netanyahu's security cabinet who is vying with him for rightist-votes in the looming ballot, issued a statement demanding the assassination of Hamas chiefs.
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The move would be a boon for India which is vying with nearby rivals such as Vietnam to attract global smartphone firms under the government's "Make in India" drive.
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We observe her characters' lurching shame, despair, boredom and fatigue — solastalgia experienced in ordinary life, vying with the demands of aging parents, small children, the churn of the mind.
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The move would be a boon for India which is vying with nearby rivals such as Vietnam to attract global smartphone firms under the government's "Make in India" drive.
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The country is currently vying with rivals like Vietnam to attract global firms such as Apple and encourage contract manufacturers like Foxconn and Wistron to step up their presence.
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The mission by Boeing's CST-100 Starliner astronaut capsule is a milestone test for the U.S. aerospace firm, which is vying with SpaceX to revive NASA's human spaceflight capabilities.
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The country is currently vying with rivals like Vietnam to attract global firms such as Apple and encourage contract manufacturers like Foxconn and Wistron to step up their presence.
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Aboard the train, talk of China, which has been vying with Western and Asian nations for influence in sub-Saharan Africa, was on the lips of passengers and workers alike.
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Aerie, with sales of about $340 million in 2015, is vying with the lingerie giant Victoria's Secret for a bigger share of the lucrative market in sleepwear, swimwear and underwear.
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Dublin has been vying with Frankfurt and other major European Union cities to attract financial jobs away from London ahead of Britain's planned departure from the EU in March 2019.
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Competition is fierce, however, as banks try to work with the most successful digital players, who in return are vying with each other to get the better deal with banks.
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LONDON/FRANKFURT/MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's Benetton family is vying with motorbike firms and buyout funds for control of Italian motorcycle brand Ducati, which is being sold by Germany's Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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Vying with Koepka for this award are Rose, Johnson, Thomas, Bryson DeChambeau and British Open winner Francesco Molinari, each of whom are competing at this week's Ryder Cup in Paris.
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Sijbrand argued that a lack of coordination between regulatory bodies hampered their work as different agencies were vying with each other to restrain lenders without listening enough to each other.
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United States crude oil-production soared to as much 9.6 million barrels per day in 2015, vying with Saudi Arabia and Russia for the title of world's top oil producer.
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On the ground, we might be vying with diminutive land-living crocodile relatives for some measure of the set of niches occupied today by animals like weasels, skunks, and cats.
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Given Trump's track record of vying with Boeing and Lockheed Martin for cheaper contracts, he could swoop in and change the game in order to cut costs, according to Fortune.
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The same goes for other extremist organizations that hold territory, like Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and the various groups vying with one another for control of coastal Libya.
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Britain's biggest drugmaker is vying with competitors including AstraZeneca and Novartis to develop so-called "closed triple" therapies, offering a single inhaler for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
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Competition: San Francisco's transportation agency will dole out up to five permits to scooter companies, so Uber and Lyft will be vying with scooter startups like Bird, Lime, and Spin.
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Generali Leben was put up for sale last year and Viridium has been vying with Fosun-backed peer Frankfurter Leben and Apollo-backed Athora for the asset, sources have said.
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They'll also help Sanders, who is in a race with Warren to be the leading progressive contender, and is also vying with Biden for support among Latinos and African Americans.
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Fox Business Network offers economic news, but the GOP debate was dominated by foreign policy, with the candidates vying with each other to paint the darkest prospects for the United States.
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Paris is vying with Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Dublin to attract banks, insurers, start-ups and investors fleeing Europe's biggest financial center, since Britons voted to leave the European Union in June.
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Trump has been vying with his chief rival, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, for the evangelical vote as the nomination race nears its first contest, the Iowa caucuses, on Monday.
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Dublin has been vying with Frankfurt, Paris and other major European Union cities to attract financial jobs away from London ahead of Britain's planned departure from the EU in March 2019.
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Alarmingly, he turned out to be smart and well read, because of course New York is full of smart, well-read people vying, with their formidable educations and charm, for mates.
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Reuters has reported that Henkel is vying with Unilever and buyout funds including Advent and Cinven for some of Coty's top beauty brands in a deal worth up to $7 billion.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia – Indonesian ride-hailing app Go-Jek says it will expand into Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore and the Philippines in the next few months, vying with rival Grab for Southeast Asian customers.
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Reuters reported last month that BC Partners was vying with Cinven, Apax and CVC Capital Partners for control of the cable operator, which has been backed by buyout firm KKR since 2013.
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As a result, all large private investment banking deals see tough competition for winning advisory mandates, with global investment banks also vying with a host of local and well-connected boutique banks.
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While there is also the possibility of securing a World Cup berth via two playoffs by finishing third, the Chinese look almost certain to be vying with the Uzbeks for that spot.
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Mr. Thornton said it was a notable difference between her events and those he attended for Senator Bernie Sanders, who is vying with Ms. Warren for liberal voters in Iowa and elsewhere.
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In addition to space tourism, the company is also vying with Elon Musk's SpaceX — as well as a host of other private sector firms — to win contracts to carry cargo payloads to space.
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Cleopatra of Egypt, vying with the Roman Mark Antony over who could provide the most expensive dinner in history, is said to have dissolved a nearly priceless pearl in vinegar and drunk it.
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Tin, currently trading just shy of $223,000 per tonne, is down more than 5 percent on the start of the year and vying with nickel for worst performer among the major LME metals.
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The letter from Brian Monahan, the attending physician for Congress, detailed the health of the Vermont senator, who is vying with Hillary Clinton for his party's nomination to the November 2016 presidential election.
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Ferrero, which started an aggressive acquisition campaign four years ago, is vying with Oreo cookies maker Mondelez International Inc and a consortium comprising private equity firms KKR and Bain Capital, the newspaper said.
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Germany's financial centre Frankfurt, home to Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, is seeking to lure financial institutions from Britain, vying with Paris and other European cities to attract business from London, Europe's dominant financial centre.
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A consortium of Italian utility Enel and infrastructure fund F21i has made a non-binding bid for the 20.8375 megawatt portfolio and is vying with Italian energy companies ERG and A2A, the sources said.
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Many UK-based asset managers and other financial services firms are setting up offices elsewhere in the EU as part of preparing for Brexit, with Dublin vying with Luxembourg, Paris and Frankfurt for business.
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Buttigieg, who is vying with Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren for a win in the caucuses, isn't expecting to draw in many Iowa Republicans with his appearance on Fox News Sunday night.
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But with Acharya Balkrishna, a devotee of his who serves as the firm's boss and majority-owner, he has built a consumer-goods powerhouse that is vying with the business-school graduates at the multinationals.
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The Benetton's investment vehicle Edizione Holding is vying with motorbike firms and buyout funds to secure control of Italian motorcycle brand Ducati in a deal worth between $1 billion and $1.4 billion, sources told Reuters.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), who is vying with Sanders for the progressive mantle in the nomination fight and has been in the top three in polls alongside Sanders and Biden, hasn't spelled out her position.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Dozens of companies from 10 countries are vying with Elon Musk's Tesla Inc to install Australia's largest grid-scale battery to help keep the lights on in the country's most wind-dependent state.
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HK) (CKI) is vying with Canadian investors to buy German metering and energy management group Ista, which could be worth more than 4.5 billion euros ($5 billion), sources close to the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
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This leading new-music group, a sextet, ranges widely in this concert, with arrangements of music by Sufjan Stevens and Paul Simon vying with pieces by Luciano Berio, Gabriella Smith, Nico Muhly, Caroline Shaw and more.
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London dominates the $5.3-trillion-a-day global foreign exchange market and is by far the most important financial center in the European Union, vying with New York for the title of the world's financial capital.
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German insurer Allianz, Nippon Life and MS&AD Insurance are vying with rivals to buy the Singapore and Vietnam businesses of Britain's Aviva in a deal likely to be worth up to $2.5 billion, sources said.
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The center-right VVD party of Prime Minister Mark Rutte, 20103, is vying with the PVV (Party for Freedom) of anti-Islam and anti-EU firebrand Geert Wilders, 53, to form the biggest party in parliament.
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Nornickel, vying with Brazil's Vale to be the world's biggest nickel producer, said it expects the global nickel deficit to narrow to 60,000 tonnes in 2019, with Indonesia and China increasing their nickel pig iron (NPI) output.
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Japan is vying with India for second place this year, importing 25.4 million tonnes from the seaborne market in the first eight months, up 280 million tonnes, while South Korea has imported 24 million, up 2200 million.
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Lego, which is vying with Barbie doll maker Mattel to become the world's biggest toy maker, has teamed up with movie franchises such as Star Wars in deals that span Lego sets, video games, and smartphone applications.
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Kelli Ward, a hard-right former state senator known for promoting conspiracy theories, is vying with Mr. Arpaio for the support of Trump loyalists, while Martha McSally, a former Air Force fighter pilot, remains in the lead.
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Reuters has reported that Henkel is vying with Unilever and buyout funds including Advent and Cinven for some of Coty's top beauty brands including professional haircare products like Wella, in a deal worth up to $7 billion.
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Reuters has reported that Henkel is vying with Unilever and buyout funds including Advent and Cinven for some of Coty's top beauty brands including professional haircare products like Wella, in a deal worth up to $20.8984 billion.
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But her last debate was uneven, as Klobuchar and Buttigieg pulled each other into contentious back-and-forths that did little to elevate either of the two candidates vying with Biden and Bloomberg for the moderate lane.
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Already home to 6,000 funds managing two trillion euros ($2.1 trillion) of assets, Dublin is vying with Luxembourg to become a potential outpost in the EU for Britain's 5.7 trillion pound ($7 trillion) asset management industry after Brexit.
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He also rejected the idea that it is just a matter of time before left-wing protest party Sinn Fein - vying with Fianna Fail for second place - enters government, as its leader Gerry Adams told Reuters this week.
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Vying with an opposition that has also trumpeted budget-straining populist measures to support from poorer voters, the government said it would launch a pension scheme for workers in the unorganized sector, which employs some 420 million people.
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Fosun, which owns French leisure group Club Med and a stake in Italy luxury menswear firm Caruso, had been vying with Qatari investment fund Mayhoola, the owner of Italy's Valentino, for control of Lanvin, two sources had previously said.
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EPIK is vying with two other projects to bring gas to the state: another LNG import terminal, Port Kembla LNG, which has already received final approval, and the long-delayed Narrabri coal seam gas project, planned by Santos Ltd.
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Still, having gained hundreds of thousands of customer accounts in just a few years, the Chinese players have captured the important demographic of young investors for whom more traditional U.S. financial firms are vying with start-ups such as Robinhood.
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Netanyahu, who is vying with the ultranationalist Jewish Home Party in his governing coalition for right-wing voters, also took aim at what has become a favorite target - an Israeli media he has been painting as left-wing and unpatriotic.
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Stada, which had annual revenues of more than 2 billion euros in 2016, is vying with industry players while buyout funds which do not have a presence in the consumer and healthcare industries have been advised against entering the process.
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HONG KONG/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - German insurer Allianz, Nippon Life and MS&AD Insurance are vying with rivals to buy the Singapore and Vietnam businesses of Britain's Aviva in a deal likely to be worth up to $2.5 billion, sources said.
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The city state, already one of the world's leading oil trading centres, is vying with Tokyo and Shanghai to become Asia's main pricing hub for the emerging LNG market as the fuel moves away from being traded almost exclusively through long-term contracts.
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Vying with the United States as the world's biggest oil importer, China's foreign crude purchases in October fell by 12.9 percent from the record high in September to 6.78 million barrels per day (bpd), the lowest since January, customs data showed on Tuesday.
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The firm acquired rival Electronifie in May as part of a wave of consolidation among more than 30 start-ups that are vying with incumbent players like MarketAxess, which traded US$114bn of fixed income securities on its electronic platform in August.
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The MIT project is vying with research teams in France, China and Britain to develop a reactor that can generate more energy than the enormous amount that fusion consumes, and can also safely contain a mass of super-hot gases or plasma.
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The work is visually enthralling, partly because of the tension between the visual motifs of organic and geometric: the Dionysian bacchanal of nature's uncontrollable growth and change, and the incursion of Apollonian rigor and theoretical organization; the head vying with the heart.
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Biden, who is vying with U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders for the nomination, has said there is a deep bench of women he can choose from, including several who made their own strong runs for the nomination, as well as governors and Congress members.
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Dar es Salaam is vying with the port of Mombasa in Kenya to become the trade hub for landlocked neighbors such as Zambia, Rwanda, Malawi, Burundi, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but both ports are hobbled by congestion and inefficiency.
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The change comes after more than a decade of impressive growth under Knudstorp, during which the company overtook My Little Pony producer Hasbro to become the world's second-largest toy maker and is now vying with Barbie doll maker Mattel to become the world's biggest.
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Russia vying with Japan and India It's no surprise to see Japan and India battling for third place behind China, the first a venerable regional power with deep diplomatic ties, and the latter a massive economic powerhouse expected to grow dramatically in the coming years.
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For now, Mr. Pence and his aides have found a yawning opening within the West Wing, as Mr. Trump's principal political aides spend much of their time managing his impulses and vying with each other, instead of overseeing the party and this year's campaign.
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In China, vying with the United States as the world's biggest oil importer, imports in May were still at a near record of 9 million bpd, but a looming cut in refinery operations is set to hit demand for crude oil in the third quarter.
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Vying with Beyonce for all three top awards - album, song and record of the year - was Adele, who wrapped herself in a long-sleeved, lichen green, sparkling Givenchy gown that crossed the bodice, in one of the more modest looks on the red carpet.
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The accounting scandal has led to the resignation of both Chief Excutive Markus Jooste and chairman and top shareholder Christo Wiese, figures who played a key role in transforming Steinhoff from a modest furniture distributor to a global household goods giant, vying with the likes of IKEA.
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"If there were variants that put someone at risk for Alzheimer's disease and you were vying with that person in a corporation for a job, you could somehow try to use that information to suggest that they might be unfit," Green told me over the phone.
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The M5S is the party to watch in the forthcoming election, with the populist party vying with the center-left Democratic Party (PD) and the center-right Forza Italia for dominance in the polls, although both sides of the political spectrum have formed alliances with smaller parties.
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The commission could also urge France to lower its deficit which is forecast to exceed EU limits next year - a sensitive move that the Commission has postponed to after the EU election in which President Emmanuel Macron is vying with far-right leader Marine Le Pen for France's top spot.
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Testing never gives a clear indication of how the competitive order will stack up, but a simplistic reading of the times suggests Force India will remain where they were in 2016: behind the top three of Mercedes, Red Bull and Ferrari, vying with Williams to be the top midfield team.
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The launch comes just weeks after Grab raised $1.5 billion from the Vision Fund as part of a larger $5 billion Series H funding round that'll be used to battle rival Go-Jek, which is vying with Grab to become the top on-demand app for Southeast Asia's 600 million-plus consumers.
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Father Gianni Di Gennaro, of the Jesuit Refugee Service in the port of Catania, says that his agency finds itself vying with the state when it comes to looking after new arrivals: his staff have sometimes been sidelined by state agencies, which are wary of the legal advice that church volunteers can give.
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Their work might have been little more than a provocative read on the economics circuit, had the idea of a wealth tax not been picked up by the two progressive politicians now vying with former vice president Joe Biden for first place in the Democratic Party's nominating contest for the November 2020 presidential election.
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Maybe it's where we've been going all along; the ultimate evolution of T-shirts with Hermès bags, of the convergence between streetwear and luxury, the transformation of shows into Shows and Content, and the constant harping on the need for "experiences," and how they — be they travel or concerts — are vying with handbags and cashmere sweaters for pocketbook share.
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Warren and Sanders are at the top of the 15 candidate field, vying with former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE and South Bend, Ind.
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And with every fashion city at the table addressing the elephant in the room when comes to fashion weeks — the simple fact of their existence, in four countries, encouraging thousands of people to fly from country to country and then get into fleets of black cars and drive for many hours a day — rather than vying with one another to see who can snag the green crown.
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"The Quantum Computing Report", a website, recently listed more than 70 of them, many of which aim to write software for the new machines (more than a third of them have names starting with Q). This fledgling industry is seeing the beginnings of a battle between tech giants such as Google, IBM and Microsoft, which are vying with each other to attract developers onto their respective quantum platforms.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.), who is vying with Sanders for the progressive mantle in the nomination fight and has been in the top three in polls alongside Sanders and Biden, hasn't spelled out her position.
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Steadfast followers have long ago learned to suspend their disbelief at a number of the show's outlandish tics: how early the contestants will say "I love you," how excited they are to go on dates where they'll be vying with ten others for the attention of a single human being they literally just met, and the disproportionately dramatic reactions to seemingly small events—like bursting into tears and declaring you are "unlovable" after being dumped on a second date, or having a bumper cars–related panic attack.
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