Netflix is competing with Amazon which is competing with YouTube which is competing with Facebook which is competing with Amazon, but not Netflix?
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"We have Russian gas competing with Norwegian gas competing with LNG competing with indigenous gas," he said.
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You're not necessarily competing against anybody; you're competing with yourself.
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Competing ideologies Competing ideologies are trading power across the region.
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In addition to competing with Amazon, Google is competing with Apple.
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We are competing to win, we are not competing to stop Trump.
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Your new CRM platform isn't competing against paper – it's competing against Salesforce.
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You're not just competing against other TV companies, you're competing against the internet.
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It does not have a competing vision, so much as a competing motive.
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They were competing programs with competing visions, not of policy, but of civic life.
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Cities aren't just competing on startups now, they are competing on startup hubs and clusters.
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Now it's no longer just competing in the linear business, it's competing for great content.
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Two competing wings of his movement have two competing answers to what he should do.
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Not only is it competing with other streaming services, but it's also competing with itself.
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Because when they were competing on Google, they were directly competing with the large OTAs.
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So I'm not competing with Google on display, but I am competing with their DSP business.
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It's not a competing business to you, I don't think, but ... Yeah, I don't think it's competing.
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Just like headsets are going to be competing ... just like the consoles are going to be competing.
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POLITICAL and economic debate is often a matter of competing visions, which means it concerns competing forecasts.
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Competing requires a sizable collection, but competing well requires a staggering knowledge of both model and real horses.
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"A man that's competing, or a teenage boy who's competing with an injury is a hero," she says.
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Some countries have even mandated cabinets that are always balanced between competing parties and competing factions or regions.
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They won't be competing against each other (don't expect a bloodbath), but they'll all be competing against The Wheel.
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" Later, he summed it up this way: "We're all competing against linear television, not really competing against each other.
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"Guys are competing for jobs and they're competing for playing time and everyone out there wants to win," Magette said.
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So I think that for us as a company it is about competing today, but also competing for the future.
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Ultimately, the competing narratives about why Trump performed so well among whites are not competing at all; they are complementary.
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Streaming companies are not just competing with each other anymore — they're competing with everything that gets you off the couch.
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"Where the economic tensions — competing for trade routes, competing for influence in different countries — leads to an antagonism," he said.
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But scooter companies aren't just competing with each other; they are also competing with ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft.
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The two companies haven't done much competing yet The two companies haven't done much competing since SpaceX received its certification, though.
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"I love television, and I love being out there and competing — I say competing because acting is a challenge," he explains.
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He seems to like different competing groups of power competing against each other... Obviously,'The Apprentice' was like that as well.
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She began competing in pageants when she was eight, and won Miss Connecticut after five years of competing for the crown.
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Thus, PubMed would advise users about the entity or entities that funded the study and whether (a) the authors reported no competing interests; (b) the authors reported the competing interests; (c) the article did not include a competing-interests disclosure statement; or (d) the journal did not provide disclosure of funding sources or the authors' other competing interests.
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"In 303, MTV wasn't really competing with video games, they certainly weren't competing with YouTube, the internet, iPads, iPhones, Snapchat," Tannenbaum says.
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Those competing in water sports like rowing have been advised not to splash or swim in the water where they were competing.
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Spencer is probably right to be more worried about competing in cloud gaming than competing with Sony and Nintendo on console sales.
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Disadvantages: Foreign-based company competing in a space where data-sharing and relationships with local regulators are key; competing in space where local market nuances are important; competing against exclusive contracts of incumbent; cost of labor and time spent rebalancing.
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In addition to competing for smart speaker market share, Google and Amazon are also competing for developer mindshare in the voice app ecosystem.
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The fundamental problem of the constitutional structure stems from having two parties competing across branches, as opposed to branches competing with each other.
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When athletes are not competing in their sport, they might be found competing in traditional game room fare in the athlete game lounge.
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Right to authorize competing ads: requiring third parties to obtain Google's approval before making any change to the display of competing search ads.
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After all, if CCU is competing in the mitigation challenge (rather than on sequestration), then it is competing against other forms of mitigation.
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Though small businesses are competing with much bigger players in terms of profits and revenue, they're also competing with them for employees, too.
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It would be good if states tried to help communities to stop competing and states worked together to stop competing along that margin.
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That's the situation traditional taxi companies competing with Uber and traditional mattress companies competing with a new breed of online retailers find themselves in.
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That topped competing offers by two competing consortia, led by Itausa Investimentos Itau SA and EIG Global Energy Partners with Mubadala Investment Co, respectively.
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The military said SpaceX beat out another bid, although it did not specify the competing company or provide further details on the competing offer.
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Probably. But as Mr. Lessin said: "We always talk about what we're competing with, and what we're competing with is people doing tasks themselves."
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But remember: It's not competing with alternative forms of new generation, it's mostly competing with existing generation, relative to which it is wildly expensive.
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But as far as competing ... That's how I look at competition with Ford per se, but as far as competing just as a legit automaker?
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Competing visions, not to mention competing interest groups, are likely to make the passage of tax measures more difficult and drawn out that many anticipate.
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There is also $3.37 billion proposed to fund the development of competing crewed lunar lander systems, up for grabs with several coalitions submitting competing bids.
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Not competing in the EPL would be a pretty big blow for any team, especially if their alternative is only competing against fellow North American teams.
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In those incidents, carriers were trying to protect a competing service, and recent mergers have given nearly every carrier a roster of competing services to protect.
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That means AT&T's DirecTV Now won't only be competing with other live TV services, it will be competing with other AT&T streaming services, too.
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My guess is they'll be pushed into the Drama Series category, with the actors competing as guests and the scripts and direction competing against everything else.
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Corporate battle: Nike is releasing a retail version of its Vaporfly shoe in June, while rival Adidas has a competing project called Sub2 and a competing shoe.
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By getting into the satellite business, Blue Origin will be competing with numerous established players in competing for contracts, including Elon Musk's SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.
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Julia Marino, who is competing in big air, listens to classic rock songs like "Barracuda" by Heart before competing, but turns the music off during her runs.
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The council said free competition should be encouraged in the sector and it would be in the national interest if competing refineries were bought by competing firms.
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Silver said that the teams-of-five competing in the league would have names similar to the teams they are competing under, except with an "e" prefix.
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Tougher remedies would include compelling Google to allow competing app stores to distribute its apps, which would make it easier for other firms to launch competing app stores.
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In ranked-choice voting, all candidates are not only competing to be the voters' top choice but are also competing to be the voters' second and third choice.
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Though Dolby Atmos dominates the immersive audio market, competing audio tech maker DTS does have a competing format with similar object-based mixing technology and overhead audio support.
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"We're competing with the Stanfords and the Ivy League schools of the world, and when you're competing for the best faculty in the world, that's expensive," he said.
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When it comes to competitors, Hyman actually thinks it's less about competing with those selling the same designer items, and more about competing with the fast-fashion players.
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Instead of just competing to be voters' first choice, candidates are also competing to be voters' second, third, and sometimes fourth choices, encouraging candidates to make wider appeals.
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The market for inexpensive computers is very much up for grabs, and the three biggest players have not only competing products, but competing ideas about what that market wants.
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It's quite difficult because we are competing economies ... we're competing with each other and from there, to go on to work together requires some radical change in our mindset.
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However, it's also competing with major tech players like Microsoft and Google, the latter of which recently unveiled its own tool competing with Lens (and with the same name).
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The full list of the 43 countries competing for the 2017 Eurovision title was made public Monday, confirming Australia will be competing for the third year in a row.
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Competing for the United States would have been a long shot, but by representing South Korea, Gamelin and Min's dreams of competing in the Olympics were finally coming true.
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But, because Texas state law prevented Beggs from competing on the boys' wrestling team, the general public started to have concerns about a male-identifying wrestler competing against girls.
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Events: As in professional boxing, Olympic competition is broken down by weight, with men competing in eight events, ranging from flyweight to super heavy, and women competing in five.
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Events: As in professional boxing, Olympic competition is broken down by weight, with men competing in eight events, ranging from flyweight to super heavy, and women competing in five.
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On Thursday, she'll be competing in the Women's All-Around Final, before spending the weekend competing in all four individual event finals -- vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise.
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We believe we will have a more valuable business in the long term by staying out of competing for ad revenue and instead entirely focusing on competing for viewer satisfaction.
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Massot had been competing with Russian-born Daria Popova since 2011 and although the pair was set on competing for France in Sochi, Popova did not receive a French passport.
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The group says it ranks seventh in terms of internet audience reach in France, and there are many competing web construction businesses targeting SMEs that also offer competing transactional tools.
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More subtly, though, exclusivity prevents CDL brands from competing in (and therefore advertising) competitor leagues, the same reason that you don't see the Atlanta Braves also competing in the NFL.
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"When Spiegel talks about Snap, it's about getting away from this world where you feel like you're competing online for attention with your friends, you're competing for 'Likes,'" Newton said.
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Torn asunder by competing elitist and populist impulses, he never achieved a stable synthesis of these competing impulses, so he leaves no usable legacy—certainly not as an alternative to Trumpism.
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One way to choose between competing land uses is through the democratic process by allowing elected representatives in Congress to make compromises between the many competing uses of our public lands.
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"We're competing against each other, we're competing against other countries, it's a wild west, I would say, out there, and indeed, we're overpaying for PPE because of that competition," Illinois Gov.
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SATURDAY • Athletes start competing in the World Beach Games.
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Four nations — Israel, Brazil, Britain and Pakistan — are competing.
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You're competing every day ... I mean, think about it.
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You really — we're competing with sleep, on the margin.
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The reforms of the 1960s, the Second Vatican Council and everything after, have left the church partially and unsuccessfully transformed, torn between competing visions of how to be Catholic in modernity, competing promises of renewal and reform, competing factions convinced that they are the firefighters inside Notre-Dame, and their rivals are the fire.
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For a guy like that, he's spending money, but he wants to have enough cash on hand because he's competing with space where there are a lot of people competing for oxygen.
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The Lasting Trauma of Alex Jones's Lies Megan Garber criticizes the current state of "information pollution": Competing truths — "alternative facts" — are no longer the primary threat to American culture; competing lies are.
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It has that classic Tetris vibe except this time you're not just competing against falling blocks or a timer, you're competing against 98 other players in a battle royale-style Tetris showdown.
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Towers told me by phone that researchers witnessed killer and sperm whales competing to steal fish from the longlines, and in some cases the whales even acted aggressively while competing for food.
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We should buck commercial considerations to the extent that we can and give the candidates' competing visions of government as much scrutiny as their competing talents for quips or proneness to gaffes.
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The state Senate passed a bill, 24-11, banning trans and intersex girls from competing as girls in school athletics, even though there are currently no trans athletes competing in the state.
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But remember that those companies aren't just competing against one another; they're also competing against Google and Apple, whose browsers automatically suggest strong passwords and offer to store them on your behalf.
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And this is the third time the Korda sisters are both competing at the Open, but the first in which they are competing as professionals — Nelly received her pro card last year.
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If companies are essentially competing to implant or install a habit in your mind, they are competing to just create this unconscious process to come back every day and do this thing.
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" She added that playing in the Olympics "felt like competing in heaven" — or so the translator said, before correcting her interpretation to: "It felt like I was competing in my own country.
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"Not only are we competing with all the crafty cocktail places, but now we're competing with a whole new realm of places trying to make themselves dive bars without the authenticity," explains Semandiris.
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"We're competing against each other, we're competing against other countries, it's a wild west, I would say, out there, and indeed, we're overpaying for [personal protective equipment] because of that competition," Illinois Gov.
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"Their focus has to be with competing against each other in states for the most part that are pretty decidedly red or blue," McGowan said, referring to the candidates competing in primary elections.
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Because there has to be competing variables of, I dunno, fatigue over time and then more noumenal ones like mood or motivation—in addition to the psychological factors of competing against other athletes.
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Competing with China, supporting U.S. workers and growing the economy It is important to underscore that the "big game" for the U.S. is out-competing a rising China and the other exporting powers.
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Britain's competing elites directed their most gifted offspring towards Parliament.
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For starters, there are some seriously awesome female athletes competing.
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And this Olympic season, Uzbekistan only has two athletes competing.
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"Just working hard, competing, trying to create space," Shaw said.
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Five years later, Lyft is finally competing with Uber's roots.
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Gronkowsi is competing against Lucy Hale and Michael B. Jordan.
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Russia and China are competing for new projects in Argentina.
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Competing with 8.7 million followers for a lipstick called Bae?
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He was competing in the Superbike class this time around.
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But Cabello said opposition parties could be barred from competing.
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Because of this, companies are continually competing for everyone's attention.
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"It was fun competing like that," Woods said on CNBC.
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Competing tax reform plans have divided Republicans in both chambers.
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So I don't want it competing and hurting the decision.
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They know that we have a team that is competing.
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Competing interests will potentially emerge on the China negotiating team.
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Beto O'Rourke has flirted with competing against incumbent Republican Sen.
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Could these competing layers of reality separate us even further?
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Olympians aren't the only ones competing in Rio this summer.
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It will have an edge over all the competing projects.
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English bulldogs need their whiskers shaved when competing at Westminster.
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You've got competing standards for HDR: HDR10 and Dolby Vision.
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It's not through competing on 1 percent interest on products.
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This isn't really -- this isn't competing with Diners and Dives.
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And if that's the case, why are they automatically competing?
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The hippos are competing for food and destroying their habitats.
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They're competing for their native country's respect and those medals.
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Those advantages prevent fintech companies from truly competing against banks.
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Competing in the Olympics should be a dream come true.
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Sohum, who finished 23rd last year, is competing via RSVBee.
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Eventually, the most hardcore hobbyists began competing with one another.
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More worryingly, it's also demoted search results from competing companies.
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So they're actually growing the way you should: by competing.
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The competing threats escalated tensions between the foes even further.
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Last Friday, he left Revolution Messaging for a competing firm.
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Rivals such as Lyft are competing aggressively for market share.
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"Moonlight" will be competing for eight Oscars, including best picture.
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Every other golfer competing is ranked in the top 40.
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Some might even join past defectors in competing for Australia.
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Tarazi doesn't see Packet competing directly with the hyperscale players.
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It also runs a competing health records solution, called HealthVault.
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Harris is competing against a fellow Democrat for the seat.
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She's been training and competing in the sport ever since.
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Ledecky could get more experience competing as a college athlete.
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There are still 15 walls of conversation competing for ears.
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Armando's price was driven up by two competing Chinese buyers.
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Prices are softening because there are simply fewer buyers competing.
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O) have moved to competing suppliers like Intel Corp (INTC.
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That helps it avoid losing sales to a competing property.
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Startups are moving into new industries competing with larger incumbents.
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Streaming services are also competing for best comedy this year.
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They have a zillion competing Facebook friends and Internet 'experts.
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More than 61,000 candidates are competing for local government seats.
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"Not competing for a year was pretty depressing," he said.
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They don't realize we're competing, but I usually take gold.
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"My brother and I decided to stop competing," Rodriguez said.
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Samsung, Facebook and Baidu are also competing to offer them.
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Pennsylvania politics today is a story of two competing trends.
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I've had my time and I'm not competing for that.
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These haven't had clear implications for a competing product, though.
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Voters will have to choose between these clearly competing visions.
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Biles goes for gold again today, competing in the floor.
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Zola is competing with Bed, Bath & Beyond, and with Macy's.
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To outsiders, the finer points of competing border on impenetrable.
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Faced with their competing demands, Bean falls into her bottle.
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Teams are competing for $50,000 and the illustrious Disrupt Cup.
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What was it like competing with all other digital influencers?
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These days, Pixar has a tough time competing with its
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That kept the athletes from competing in the 2016 Olympics .
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"Our biggest thing is competing against each other," Deontre says.
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It was something to differentiate my books from competing titles.
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Teams are competing for $50,53 and the illustrious Disrupt Cup.
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If there is a competing claim, come talk to us.
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John Kasich isn't competing to win Florida he said Sunday.
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He's not competing for money or a pro contract, right?
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LA is competing against Paris to host the 2024 Olympics.
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"I love competing as part of a team," she said.
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Southerland started competing and won a lot of cycling races.
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Bidders could still lodge a competing offer before the Dec.
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We have a lot more competing sports in this country.
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The company will, of course, be competing directly with Cortana.
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Despite their competing internal energies, they form coherent visual vocabularies.
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I definitely feel like I should be competing more consistently.
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Rubio is seen as an establishment candidate competing with Kasich.
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Here's what you need to know about applying and competing.
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Above all, these two competing narratives dominate Documenta's Athens experiment.
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Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei also have competing claims.
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I find myself competing with other people in the room.
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There's now an Aldi supermarket competing in the area, too.
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What could competing in Startup Battlefield do for your company?
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Spotify won't say it is competing with the music labels.
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It's just going out there and getting bat to competing.
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Go deeper: Behind the Democratic Party's competing shades of blue.
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Apple's competing CarPlay system is already available in the country.
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Chand was then banned from competing in the Commonwealth Games.
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But that plan has already been complicated by competing interests.
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There are more competing Prime Day sales still going on.
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However, they are not alone, competing with Lily's Kitchen, Tails.
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This speaker is definitely competing more with Sonos than Jawbone.
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"I'm really happy," she told reporters, all smiles, after competing.
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It's natural to believe in two competing things at once.
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Some states are competing for the most favorable tax climate.
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Here, regulators and jurisdictions will be competing for our business.
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The director was weighing Brandauer against competing suppliers in Germany.
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He has made one tackle while competing in two games.
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It should be on competing in your own market segment.
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It should be about competing in your own weight class.
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Microsoft also pitches itself as not having competing business interests
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"We were hardly competing internationally," he said in one interview.
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And I think we'll be out there competing very strongly.
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A splintering of the Republicans into competing factions certainly possible.
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For prudence, compromise and the careful weighing of competing interests.
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But there are competing proposals in the Senate, with Sens.
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Women were barred from competing or even watching the games.
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Each competing bank was required to sign a confidentiality agreement.
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And what appeared to be a story of competing films
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No other competing point of view is allowed to exist.
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Competing and giving it your best shot, that's the point.
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Most of the argument involved a set of competing analogies.
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Here are the 5 stars competing for the grand prize.
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A lowly ranked player competing at Wimbledon is nothing new.
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Jake Paul, Logan Paul's younger brother, will also be competing.
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In the latter, two women are competing against each other.
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It introduces new competing products, and offers private label options.
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Saudi Arabia is predominately Sunni, a competing tradition of Islam.
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Slack and Microsoft Teams are two competing workplace chat services.
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What is the number of Russian athletes competing in Rio?
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And not only was conservative media competing, it was corporate.
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He bought a franchise in the competing U.S.F.L. in 1983.
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ROBERT MORRIS Minimalism was rife with competing and conflicting strains.
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Uber and Waymo are competing to develop autonomous car technology.
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The competing partisan echo chambers eerily strike the same chords.
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A competing bid for Dominion is unlikely, analysts have said.
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A look at where the candidates are competing for votes.
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I loved competing, it got me away from the classroom.
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Competing with asphalt shingles would be a different thing entirely.
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"There are these two competing schools of thoughts," Miller explains.
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You just hope your buddies out there are competing cleanly.
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You're competing with Snapchat, and there's more and more content.
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Which means you'll be competing for talent with NCAA football.
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Ogden claimed Gibbons was undercutting his business by unfairly competing.
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The best deals involve bigger markets served by competing airlines.
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His campaign continues to publicize competing versions of the plan.
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Of the three, Woods is the only one still competing.
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Both of them are busy with children and competing projects.
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Yeah. I want to be out there competing and pitching.
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Williams, focused on competing for a greater cause, did not.
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I have competing invitations to watch matches at friends' apartments.
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I'm constantly competing with a villainous version of myself online.
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Gavin Newsom now has to balance all these competing forces.
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That means they're competing for market share with foreign competitors.
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Navigating among competing domestic and global interests is complicated, though.
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But for decades, there have been competing theories about sweeping.
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Many children start competing as young as 5 or 6.
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If I'm competing I will not go for those plays.
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Even existing, fully financed baseload plants are having trouble competing.
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About 80 show jumpers will be competing over four days.
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I think we will be out there competing very strongly.
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Every modern organization is competing to attract top talent today.
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Competing with Instagram for millennial eyeballs is a royal drag.
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Piecemeal reforms also require balancing a thicket of competing interests.
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The fight could lead to two competing versions of Bitcoin.
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Team Canada won't be competing on the pitch this year.
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Others were covered by competing voices or the brilliant orchestration.
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Lisa Anderson learned she was pregnant while competing in Hawaii.
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Instagram's concept was simpler than those of competing social networks.
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If you are dating, you are competing against other suitors.
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Yes, your friend is competing here, but you must fight.
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That sparked speculation that eOne could receive a competing bid.
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Everyone is competing for attention and time in the media.
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There are competing narratives about the reason behind the pivot.
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Helping each other or "competing for advantage in an arena"?
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They are only tools, not a competing form of intelligence.
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Jobs: We're gonna fight illegal downloading by competing with it.
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Competing on the world stage isn't cheap for figure skaters.
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Normally, she said, she starts at 1.45 meters when competing.
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We selected quotations from our anthology that offered competing approaches.
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Competing in the race were four Saudis and four Americans.
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To an extent, Biden is also competing with Klobuchar here.
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The stakes are high and the competing sides know it.
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I wouldn't want to be competing with Amazon in India.
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Biden and Warren are fiercely competing for votes in Iowa.
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An executive at a competing bank called the shift "massive".
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Competing narratives are both validated by the same logic applied.
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The show was competing against Sunday Night Football on NBC.
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The director general is also under pressure from competing lobbies.
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The Haggadah also encapsulates two competing instincts in Jews today.
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And there's a competing item on the defense budget bill.
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"It doesn't help that we have competing videos," he says.
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They're often competing against third parties and even Amazon itself.
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Parker, for instance, hails from a clan of competing invalids.
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Now, one of the legislative bodies has two competing leaders.
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We are going to be competing with the private sector.
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He got back to competing at the absolutely top level.
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The two competing data models have a lot in common.
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Even so, hedge funds are competing more fiercely over fees.
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I see them competing for a title in two years.
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It's spawned two competing probes in the upper chamber: Sens.
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Politics, in other words, is a battle of competing implications.
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They were blocked from releasing their own competing version. 19883.
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There are two competing explanations for the slowing of convergence.
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After a year, rental buildings often start competing with themselves.
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To a large extent, they are competing against each other.
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Competing interests Parenting is, in many ways, an ethical mess.
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He will be competing in the 5003 kilometer freestyle skiing.
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Rooftop solar is electricity … a complete commodity competing on price.
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This can result in cacophony, multiple voices competing for attention.
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Federal courts may only decide live controversies between competing parties.
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His father owned a cycling shop in addition to competing.
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Reconciling competing rights is something we've done throughout our history.
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Six Democrats are actively competing here: Biden, Buttigieg, Sanders, Sen.
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Luterman began competing in triathlons when she was only 7.
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I think we will be out there competing very strongly.
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In any case, the competing claims are essentially as follows.
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The sport's future may be more about connecting than competing.
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Multiple plans are competing to provide benefits at affordable prices.
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Instagram just announced that it's competing with YouTube now, right?
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The candidates are also competing in Oregon on Tuesday night.
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I'd love to see you competing with hockey for ratings.
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Keeping these panels widescreen means [...] there's nothing competing for information.
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Maybe you keep going and you get to the senior level, and you make your first senior World Cup, and you're finally competing against other people internationally, but you're competing in the B division.
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The average discount from competing brands is also expected to rise following trends from previous years — in 2018, the average discount from competing retailers was 42.7%, up from 39% in 2017, according to Edited.
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But what I think people got wrong about the space we're in is that at a very, very basic sense, if people are competing for your eyes, what we're competing about is your ears.
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In a July blog post, Blizzard informed players competing in Europe that they may encounter the bot, but that it would remain anonymous during games, and allowed players to opt out of competing against AlphaStart.
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TriviaMob players can win up to $10,000 in cash by competing individually or as part of a group (or "mob") to win collective prizes by tuning in and competing to shows that stream every Sunday.
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He made nifty hits at the Democrats competing for his job.
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But they're competing against these other models, which is very difficult.
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"They seem very thorough in terms of competing," Mr. Mutter said.
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Firms appear to be competing harder to attract and retain workers.
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Apple and Microsoft are both reportedly working on competing services, too.
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There are just too many other things competing for their attention.
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I was competing against [fellow London 2012 gold medallist] Jonnie Peacock.
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They're also competing to implement their own visions for the future.
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"I thought we were competing, but we weren't executing," he said.
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Amazon isn't competing with Apple's iPad Pro or a Pixel Slate.
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YOU'VE GOT A LOT OF DOLLARS COMPETING FOR THE SAME ASSETS.
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Other investors would be free to nominate competing names, he said.
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Perriello is one of the Democrats competing to replace Virginia Gov.
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Emert is running in a crowded primary field competing on Aug.
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Competing lessons from the show's history are pinging in his brain.
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Apple and Microsoft have their own competing versions, Siri and Cortana.
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Kerrigan is competing on season 24 with pro partner Artem Chigvintsev.
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A competing heartbeat bill in New York's state legislature has stalled.
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But competing in the smartphone business against Apple, Samsung, and Google?
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Competing seriously in Texas is still a long shot for Democrats.
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Marit … loved competing in elementary, middle school and high school track.
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He said that he meets regularly with CEOs of competing banks.
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It avoids the other 20 percent, namely the competing sovereignty claims.
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In the most recent term, he maneuvered assiduously among competing interests.
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Competing demands to conserve land for wildlife add to the problems.
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Governments are competing to reduce corporation tax rates to attract multinationals.
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The thing is, Google has its own, competing A.I.: Google Assistant.
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A half-dozen Democrats are competing to go up against Harris.
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Now Shanghai is competing with Beijing to become China's cultural capital.
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Within months of starting, she was competing on the local level.
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The micro cap fund beat 99% of competing funds in 2019.
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In light of that, Google isn't really competing with Apple here.
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Anything will work, because you are not competing for any medals.
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Here's what you need to know about competing in Startup Battlefield.
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I wouldn't say competing, because the documentary community is very supportive.
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Vietnam and the Philippines also have competing claims on the reef.
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The company is competing in our Hardware Battlefield competition at CES.
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However, effectively competing against China will require help from European allies.
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But the benefits of competing extend to all Startup Battlefield participants.
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When you're building productivity apps, you're competing with built-in apps.
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That means competing with global giants, notably Haier Group of China.
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But it's not just your attention that ESPN is competing for.
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Colorado voters will choose between two competing measures to fund transportation.
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She is one of 21 survivors competing in this year's race.
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Jet gives Walmart a smart, alternative model for competing with Amazon.
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This Manchester terrier named Riot was competing for the third time.
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"We're not planning on competing with Facebook and Google," Tim said.
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We are competing with international content, with TV series, with movies.
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" —Andy Pittman, Maryland "He's competing this weekend in barrels and flags.
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We're competing at the same level as other amateur rodeo circuits.
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Charter actually won't be allowed to count areas where it's competing.
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"That is a competing drain on your attention," Gordin tells Axios.
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"That is the inventory flippers are competing against when they sell."
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I didn't come into this sport to stop athletes from competing.
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Hemant Taneja Competing nations already know that Trump's actions spell opportunity.
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In those states, Sanders will be competing without his typical advantages.
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Despite those competing sites, Wood-Lewis' project was a hit locally.
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" Jumia's Poignonnec seems to agree, "We are competing on customer experience.
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I saw a headline and it read on a competing station.
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However, AR is always competing with the minutes in our day.
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That partly involves competing in the emotional terrain occupied by populists.
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As a result, they must resolve how to balance competing instincts.
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These fragmentary narratives interweave with one another irregularly, competing for prominence.
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Dudley said there are several competing theories about financial-sector jobs.
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Lululemon and Under Armor are competing for the $250,000 design prize.
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A competing bidder could also enter the fray, the publication said.
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The business is "competing with them going to Pinterest," she said.
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It was possibly my last time competing at a Paralympic level.
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He said one consultant turned around and created a competing product.
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Competing with isn't always the kiss of death for a company.
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There are many competing devices that look like torpedoes, for example.
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It seems like Scaleway is competing with those offers in particular.
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Is Nick Viall interested in competing on Dancing with the Stars?
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In this field, Amazon is competing against Google, Microsoft and Apple.
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Imagine if driving across town was a contest between competing algorithms.
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So speakers are competing with the entire universe of content online.
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Instead of competing with Khalil, the two of them should collaborate.
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But now all of them have competing cars in the works.
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Of those, 19 were competing for the top Golden Bear prize.
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Global giants are now competing to develop applications for this interface.
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Several would-be Olympians have voiced concerns about competing in Rio.
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Often a consensus is forged out of competing party-political interests.
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Right now, there are a few competing USB fast-charging options.
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Is this project a "bake-off," where multiple companies are competing?
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You can see all 192 breeds competing in eight awesome groups!
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About 55% of the injuries occurred while the athlete was competing.
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You know, we have an international system of competing sovereign states.
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Today's animated Doodle depicts athletes competing in each of those disciplines.
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At 16, Canedo started competing in demolition derbies and mud dragging.
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It involves 170 contestants competing to be the best dangdut singer.
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The competing decisions may calm emotions at the proposed pipeline site.
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Others competing in Rio de Janeiro, though, rake in huge sums.
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Since then Bayer, Roche and Novo Nordisk have launched competing drugs.
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No, he has no intention of competing with him, he says.
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"Amazon is competing in markets that are still evolving," Kapoor said.
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At times, interactions between the competing medications could create adverse effects.
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Drone makers are having a tough time competing with China's DJI.
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You can hold a number of stances, competing stances on immigration.
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Corrine Olympios, this season's most talked-about contestant, won't be competing.
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But speed isn't the only battlefield these companies are competing on.
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He is competing this year alongside his sister, Amrita Vukoti, 11.
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Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam have competing claims.
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Instead, it seems it has settled on competing with Narcan instead.
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But Potters isn't competing with other medical startups for bio money.
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What was it like competing with an all-digital influencer cast?
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Ken "Flying Bear" Loo travels the world competing in drone races.
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There needs to be a balance between these two competing goals.
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And like McCaffrey, she'll be competing for Stanford later this year.
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She would now be competing with thousands of newly minted doctors.
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Each of these national players has competing claims within the region.
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But certainly Asian countries are competing to modernise their military forces.
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Unlike competing European countries, they can put their global interest first.
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From where I'm sitting, nobody is competing in the same way.
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"Even between friends, people are always competing here," says Lee, 30.
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And the stars competing this time around come from all over.
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The details: It's hard to call these competing ACA stabilization bills.
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Acton quit and started funding a competing messaging platform called Signal.
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You've got 25,000 new families competing for the same housing stock.
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There are competing impulses when it come to strategy game design.
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It's also another means of competing with Alexa's rival, Google Assistant.
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Remember, applying and competing in Startup Battlefield is 100 percent free.
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Competing in the Battlefield is the gift that keeps on giving.
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Launching in this environment means you're competing with many other players.
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Companies are constantly competing to recruit and keep the best employees.
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Walmart and Amazon are also competing heavily in the grocery space.
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This year, the US boasts 22016 athletes competing in the games.
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When she's not competing, Jennifer is a student at Stanford University.
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JB: Especially when you're competing against people that's just as good.
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And the issue is how do we reconcile those competing interests.
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The SEC faces a number of competing demands — and limited time.
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Athen wasn't yet competing, only recently having learned what competition means.
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Competing for the $250,000 prize pool are Summit 6 champions Virtus.
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At Riocentro, competing two weight categories higher, he lifted 114kg more.
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The chief defended the company's competing bid to merge with Newmont.
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Instead of gold, the fruit are competing for "freshest fruit" (groan).
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At 24, Chang was one of the oldest competing on Sunday.
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Now, thanks to Michigan, Sanders is seriously competing in three states.
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A competing proposition, Proposition 220006, will finally provide justice to families.
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Al-Qaeda and IS are competing to prove their jihadist credentials.
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And national governments, international organizations, and NGOs always have competing priorities.
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While competing in the WinCo Foods Portland Open on Friday, Web.
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Its competing interests rose to an ideological head with AB 22640.
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Competing on that field is going to take some serious innovating.
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As president, Trump will have to arbitrate between their competing visions.
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But don't count her out from competing on a future season.
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I dip backstage and watch the 11 competing Juicers warm up.
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Ethereum and bitcoin aren't directly competing as they serve different needs.
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"That's the challenge we are competing with," Faller told the committee.
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Plenty of other online retailers throw competing sales around Prime Day.
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One of the breeds competing this year is the Sussex spaniel.
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Animal rights group PETA held its own competing veggie dog lunch.
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Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam also have competing claims.
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I'm not suggesting they start their own competing ride-hailing company.
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He and DeSantis are competing for the office held by Gov.
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Most crudes arriving were light and sweet, competing with U.S. grades.
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Strickland and I aren't competing for space on Wikipedia, I understand.
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Yet, we are competing for business in a truly global economy.
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But there were competing channels in the committee room as well.
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A sustainability framework can reconcile competing economic, environmental and social needs.
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We have a single goal, we're not competing among different interests.
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Competing everywhere is a good thing and Democrats are doing it.
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Pavel Sozykin was the lone athlete banned from competing in Rio.
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And neither will the contestants competing to wear the crown next.
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No athlete competing in Rio should be faced with this dilemma.
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VC-backed tech firms are increasingly competing with old school defense
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"This complements the statue without competing with it," Mr. Briganti said.
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The industry has moved on from competing largely on mechanical engineering.
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Everyone is competing very hard, and everyone is desperate for points.
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The G.R.U., a competing, military intelligence unit, was a later arrival.
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Competing in the TC Hackathon is fast-paced, exhausting and fun.
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" They are competing against "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "A Star is Born.
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It will also be her first time competing against L.P.G.A. players.
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ET with eight teams competing for a $3 million prize pool.
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Chris Christie threw his support behind one of two competing proposals.
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Amazon's teams often work on similar and competing tools for advertisers.
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The House and Senate this week passed competing border funding bills.
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Neither that plan nor a competing Democratic proposal has been adopted.
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S) that trumps a competing bid by Bain and Carlyle (CG.
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Ahead of Monday's votes on four competing gun control measures, Sen.
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The two clubs are competing for more than the Commissioner's Trophy.
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In effect, he's competing with the bank he once worked for.
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The 32 qualifying teams will start competing in the playoffs Aug.
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She's on a team of 10 refugees competing at the Olympics.
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And you can bet they'll be back there competing in November.
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And competing with Amazon on customer experience is no small task.
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MC), has been competing with Italy's largest motorway operator Atlantia (ATL.
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Printers are competing with technological platforms that many see as hegemons.
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A public option would be competing directly against Medicare Advantage plans.
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At CVS and Target generic Adrenaclick — a competing product — is $109.99.
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Anyone else competing for air space would have interrupted his flow.
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Not long after I stopped competing seriously, I became a sportswriter.
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He's been competing since 2012, honing his process along the way.
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Mr. Netanyahu has said he is trying to balance competing interests.
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Both are smart and serious about policy, and have competing ideas.
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The Dutch are competing in their first Olympics in 20 years.
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Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Brunei and Vietnam have competing jurisdictional claims.
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Two groups made apparently competing claims of responsibility for Wednesday's attack.
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And Marriott's mostly stock deal would be competing with Anbang's cash.
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Mr. Trump, however, was competing on more favorable terms this week.
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McConnell must corral competing Republican factions to win a healthcare victory.
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Focus on coexisting with the online retail giant instead of competing.
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I don't feel comfortable training and competing in places like this.
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Natural gas and renewables are often presented as competing energy sources.
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But every districting scheme involves trade-offs among these competing values.
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You're not competing because ... No, I don't see any competition whatsoever.
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Go deeper: California Democrats show the party's competing shades of blue.
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They'll burn through two intense days competing to build something amazing.
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Apple operates a competing subscription-based music streaming service, Apple Music.
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YouTube, you're competing every day with YouTube for time and attention.
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Not competing for a medal doesn't mean they aren't competitive, however.
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Essentially, there are two competing visions for the future of bitcoin.
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It's a combination of competing with my love for the country.
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They beat out nearly 200 other entrants competing for the opportunity.
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Women in Saudi Arabia face significant hurdles to competing in sports.
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Ms. Pappas will be competing in the 2016 Olympics for Greece.
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Vince Vaughn is a competing news anchor and Ron Burgundy's rival.
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Competing in this district is still a steep climb for Democrats.
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But competing with larger businesses for qualified applicants has proved challenging.
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She has been running ever since, competing internationally starting in 2006.
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For NimbleRx, competing with existing pharmacies wasn't the way to go.
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Some are competing in an organized sport for the first time.
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The blackout theory was a way to reconcile two competing narratives.
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The president's destinations also reflect the competing impulses of his advisers.
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Ahead are the (mostly) 20-somethings competing for Clare Crawley's heart.
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It often has competing economic interests and has radically different values.
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Livingston: History tells you a lot of competing bits of information.
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Now retired, Katsouranis, 38, spent his career competing against Olympiacos, forlornly.
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California California voters were asked to choose between two competing measures.
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Of course, the competing positions on affirmative action deserved an airing.
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Everyone in digital media is competing against Facebook and Google, right?
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They aren't competing, and China wants to keep it that way.
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"You know, I don't think of this as competing," she responded.
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Who else are you competing with for people's time and money?
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This year the reformulated league will have just six teams competing.
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Nature, red in tooth and claw; everything is competing for existence.
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Above, competing in the 2018 Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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"You always have competing interests for that cash," Mr. Regis said.
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Sales of Opdivo have lagged behind a competing Merck drug, Keytruda.
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Sandi Morris, an American pole-vaulter, competing in Switzerland in August.
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I'm O.K. with not traveling the world and competing in tournaments.
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I said do me a favor, give me a competing offer.
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Instead, they have been competing in youth events for several years.
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But the director, Levan Tsikurishvili, never reconciles the movie's competing impulses.
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Sidewalk vendors are also competing with big box stores and supermarkets.
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Right now, there are two competing camps with self-driving cars.
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And he created a massively bloated security establishment with competing structures.
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The balance of these competing forces seems to determine the winner.
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Iraq's Shiites, although the majority, are fractured into competing political parties.
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Instagram is also competing against Facebook for the attention of creators.
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Then [in] New York I'm competing with actors who weren't Southern.
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Competing with video calling giant Zoom will be a serious challenge.
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The revolution doesn't fit comfortably into any of the competing narratives.
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How he will manage these competing interests remains to be seen.
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Never mind balancing competing interests: Why should anyone have to lose?
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Auction houses had been competing for the sale of the collection.
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"It felt really strange coming here again and competing," Schnyder said.
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Former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg is not competing for Iowa.
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It's competing against their SUV stablemates, the X3 and the Q5.
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The Senate will also take votes on competing background check proposals.
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The problem has been one of simple math and competing interests.
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The fight over competing encryption legislation is intensifying on Capitol Hill.
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She fell and broke an ankle, ending her chance of competing.
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That's less than most other competing wireless headphones at this price.
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Technology standards, comprised of SEPs, allow competing products to function together.
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There's no way to work a presidential campaign with competing factions.
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So there&aposs a lot of competing, different narratives around that.
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Orrin Hatch introduced the competing FDA Cosmetic Safety and Modernization Act.
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Lance Gooden is competing against the former campaign manager of Rep.
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Fauxcahontas already has, competing in a game of socialist one-upmanship.
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That's how many transgender athletes are currently competing in NCAA sports.
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You're seeing that with some of the competing offerings like TikTok.
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Sanders and Booker are both competing for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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Sorting through that welter of competing claims is a real hassle.
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A start-up like SoundCloud stands almost no chance of competing.
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Conduent, in another twist, has begun competing with the start-up.
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It's a dream for me to be competing against them now.
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HOUSTON — Deshaun Watson doesn't remember a time when he wasn't competing.
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Its Ravens versus Chiefs...I'm competing against their defense if anything.
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These questions can uncover competing definitions of terms such as speech.
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It makes sense that the Sigelbaums are competing as a pack.
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A competitor called Getaround is also competing for cars and drivers.
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But the balance between the competing ideologies shifted irreparably on Jan.
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Competing contemporaneous popes in the Middle Ages was a church nightmare.
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China, America and Russia are all competing to develop such gliders.
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They'll be competing to serve out the remainder of retired Sen.
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Competing with Apple is like "playing a soccer game," said Daru.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who is still strongly competing for Iowa.
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Across the world, we are competing like we never have before.
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Fearless had been competing for Team CC, the Dragons' academy team.
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Ahead, Slack and Microsoft will continue to trade competing DAU figures.
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Leaked excerpts of Comey's "opus" are hotly debated by competing camps.
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The Chinese league has six teams competing in its inaugural season.
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SpaceX has proven itself capable of competing with its industry peers.
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Two vain, incompetent, mediocre charlatans are competing to become prime minister.
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You've been competing at the top level for quite a while.
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The arrangement saddled the charity with two competing centers of power.
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Besides which, Romney isn't competing against the entire universe of possibilities.
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Walmart's bid is at aimed at competing with arch rival Amazon.
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Patrick Murphy, who is competing for the Democratic nomination, said Sen.
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"In TriBeCa you are competing against serious money," Mr. Reid said.
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It has also, coincidentally, been competing with local clean energy startups.
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YouTube will be competing with companies including Netflix Inc and Amazon.
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She is one of several candidates competing in the Democratic primary.
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It's built for the track, but prohibited from competing in motorsports.
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Six of the world's top 10 players are competing this week.
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A primary runoff is likely, and Strange is competing with Rep.
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Competing with Bird, Lime, Uber and Lyft might be an answer.
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The process frequently involves managing turf battles and balancing competing interests.
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Eighteen candidates from both parties are competing in the April primary.
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Also competing are Saab, Dassault Aviation and the jointly made Eurofighter.
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Polls show Kasich competing for fourth place with former Florida Gov.
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Segal said racist groups are competing with each other for attention.
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In addition to competing in pageants, Lina Ljungberg is a singer.
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Here are the competing Republican factions on taxes, so far: Sens.
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He also hated the idea of competing under the Olympic flag.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) are competing for the left; Biden, Sen.
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Within the AWS ecosystem, Amazon faces criticism for competing with partners.
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Q: How did you adjust to competing without using your legs?
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Judges look for happy dogs that enjoy competing in the show.
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Communities are competing against each other to lure in these manufacturers.
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You're competing with their free time, their wives and their babies.
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Silicon Valley tech companies are increasingly competing for talent among manufacturers.
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Howards, two members of the court sketched out the competing arguments.
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Since she began competing in 2013, she's won three national championships.
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You probably wouldn't see it among, say, competing Super Bowl teams.
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Eight of those are competing in the hound group this year.
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Conflicts have flared between livestock herders and farmers competing for land.
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This was Tyler's first time competing in the Wall Street Decathlon.
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"Every team has to find a togetherness in competing," Stevens said.
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It was her first and last time competing for a crown.
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The officials are competing with each other to rip us off.
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We've competing against some of the top guys in the country.
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Lately though, the regulatory front has been one of competing agendas.
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So, it really shouldn't be competing in this category at all.
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Square Cash, a competing service, charges a fee for instant deposits.
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To facilitate research, the "competing interest" section should be fully searchable.
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With no net neutrality, the ISP could easily free its own game streaming services from such limits, while still imposing them on competing platforms like Stadia, putting competing services at an unfair disadvantage in the market.
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But Zusak says the reason for his long hiatus wasn't because he was competing with the success of The Book Thief — it was because he was competing with the very idea of Bridge of Clay itself.
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And there is a question when competing for eyeballs and competing for ad dollars and dealing with a shirking are viewer base for television with cord cutting, do you need to be bigger to really compete?
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The company claims that he did not indicate he was leaving to join a competing venture with Urmson and instead said that he was going to spend time with family or start a non-competing company.
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Actually, in many ways, this week's episode of an American reality television show about competing drag queens played very much like an episode of a British reality television show about competing bakers that I quite enjoy.
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You're not just competing with Hulu and YouTube anymore; you're competing with Candy Crush and your email app and all of the attention you're giving this device and whatever notifications are popping down from your top bar.
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The game went from two teams competing at a major sporting event to two political factions competing all over again: the Patriots represented the Republican, alt-right, fascists; the Falcons as Black Lives Matter and leftist ideology.
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The new device arrives at a time when Amazon Fire TV isn't only competing against Roku as the media player (or TV OS) of choice among consumers — it's also competing for control of the whole living room.
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That's because there were more buyers competing over the homes left standing.
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The Senate and House have passed competing bills to fix that law.
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But there is also a competing, conservative idea floating around Capitol Hill.
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Now Trump's properties are competing for the limited number of visas too.
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And that universe can be pretty convoluted: alternate dimensions, competing superhero teams.
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He's been competing since the 1990s and won the tournament in 2013.
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It's a nitpicky complaint, and a likely function of competing research teams.
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And they are eager to hear competing theories about what's coming next.
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Below is a look at the five candidates competing in the Feb.
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"And she had the time of her life competing," the insider adds.
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Its competing assistant, Google Home, doesn't have a screen option so far.
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You're competing with yourself, to be the best possible version of yourself.
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Euro '43 was held in France and again saw eight teams competing.
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It's like Paris and Austin are competing for space in her dialect.
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In effect, Apple was asking Fadell for help in competing with himself.
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I've never seen myself as a woman competing in a man's world.
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When Beyoncé was seven, she was competing in and winning talent shows.
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Competing with that is a second principle, that of access to services.
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Seibert said he knows he's competing with a ton of other shows.
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The squad and journalists have been competing at pub sports in Russia.
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It helped that Westbrook played 37 minutes, competing to the very end.
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Tesla will have a competing event in Reno on Wednesday, Bloomberg reported.
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Abdullah Al-Rashidi, a Kuwaiti competing under the Olympic flag, won bronze.
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The workers had protested against the creation of competing foreign-run docks.
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You are competing with all these other guys for the same attention.
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The buff among us can now register their interest in competing online.
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Ga finds two competing versions of what it could have looked like.
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In weighing these competing claims, the burden of proof must be reasonable.
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Mike Bloomberg, even though he in not competing in the Granite State.
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The film was selected from nine features competing for the top award.
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Sonos, a competing speaker system aimed at audiophiles, is a setup nightmare.
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There's also a notable lack of women competing in another prominent category.
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By cushy reality TV standards, competing on Bachelor in Paradise is tough.
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The three of them competing for similar voters works to Sanders's advantage.
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Look, the vice president and I and all of us are competing.
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Compared to competing laptops with similar specs, this is a great deal.
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It belongs in a different bucket than competing for an internship. Right.
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For five years she was healthy, living her life, traveling and competing.
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This was heavy lifting, full of competing interests and complexity — of nuance.
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Audius is directly competing for SoundCloud's audience, which may explain its problems.
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"It'll be fun," Chmerkovskiy, 32, tells PEOPLE about competing against his fiancée.
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Windows automatically trusts the certificate, but many competing operating systems do not.
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How does it feel to be competing on this show without him?
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In standard Google fashion, pre-Lyor, there were two competing music services.
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Sailors have complained angrily about competing in the city's sewage-infested bay.
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Which also means game over, since Gyarados is understandably banned from competing.
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We're competing, and we're sharing that with CEOs all across the country.
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The White House and Senate Democrats have already released competing infrastructure proposals.
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The Senate, meanwhile, was divided between two competing proposals from Democrat Sen.
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How do you bring together these two competing senses of what's fair?
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Kaepernick is currently competing with Blaine Gabbert for the 49ers starting gig.
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Economic theory would not predict such a complementary relationship between competing industries.
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AT&T execs have said Huawei was 70% cheaper than competing suppliers.
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Several competing legislative proposals intended to address family separation exist in Congress.
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There's no competing interest between this service and the Google Play store.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is not competing in New Hampshire.
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But there is very little mainstream brand recognition among competing weed companies.
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"We won a competition that everyone was competing with, literally," said Cuomo.
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Atrium also can't dictate how insurers include competing providers in their networks.
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All Startup Battlefield teams benefit from competing whether they win or not.
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A new deadline for competing offers will be set, the source said.
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At the suggestion of his coaches, he started competing in national competitions.
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His presidency will be defined by how he reconciles those competing instincts.
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Maybe my sister and I should be competing to rack up points.
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Furrion envisions a fleet of these things, competing in a racing league.
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The situation has deteriorated, drawing in sometimes competing extremist groups, including ISIS.
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Instead, they find themselves competing in a new arena: Amazon's search rankings.
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At Reddit, competing to pull apart entertainment has become a regular industry.
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TC: Do you ever feel like you are competing against Google Capital?
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"Oh Bachelor, sweet Bachelor, we will compete for sure" Am I competing?
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This is the time that youth are being targeted with competing activities.
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These guys need to be fighting crime or competing in the Olympics.
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"At one point we will be competing directly with Egencia," he adds.
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So when I was out there competing, I said, 'I got this.
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But Cornyn could make competing in Texas tougher for Democrats this time.
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The selection isn't particularly robust—especially compared to Sony's competing Playstation Now.
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Hockman was competing for the starting job with redshirt junior Deondre Francois.
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But fans shockingly learned there's another mustached man competing for Rebecca's heart!
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Here's what you need to know about competing in Startup Battlefield MENA.
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It's not known exactly how many hyperandrogenic women are competing in Rio.
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"It's all about competing for job creation and economic growth," Ortmans said.
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Similar to Quip, Cloud Competing also skipped the Kentucky Derby in 2017.
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The FDA has a February deadline to decide on Gilead's competing combination.
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Competing with Amazon isn't always the kiss of death for a company.
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It creates a barrier to engagement, retention, and growth for competing companies.
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The competing protesters were divided by a large contingent of police officers.
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So we have competing narratives here for why this thing was canceled.
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The U.S. and China are competing fiercely over African business, says Lekorwe.
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Did competing beachside change her attitude toward the process this time around?
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The two had been competing head-to-head for several prior years.
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It was obliterated when Twitter acquired and promoted a competing app, Periscope.
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Unlike several competing models, this MSI Optix model features no garish elements.
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After consulting the network representatives, we learned there were 12 Chihuahuas competing.
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I don't think the Democrats are necessarily competing for it right now.
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Do they affect native wildlife by competing for nest holes and food?
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But the crackdown splintered established crime syndicates into dozens of competing gangs.
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That hardly seems true of the people competing to succeed Mr Emanuel.
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I was competing against people with double my income, [offering] all cash.
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A total of 46 women's events will see 1,314 women athletes competing.
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About 22010% of those injuries were incurred while the athlete was competing.
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Seven candidates are competing for the heavily Democratic seat, according to Ballotpedia.
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The Italian shipbuilder is one of the groups competing for the contract.
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There was no similar pattern at the competing Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.
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It's about getting the right shots and competing on the defensive end.
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Seven candidates are competing Sunday in the first round of the primary.
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The plan is one of many competing proposals to retrofit the skyscraper.
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The Slack ban isn't primarily driven by Microsoft's competing Teams product, though.
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The two siblings will be competing for the Outstanding Female Artist award.
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The startups were competing for $21321489,132148921490 and the highly coveted Disrupt Cup.
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Today many firms are competing to provide AI-enhanced tools to companies.
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Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam all have competing claims.
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The picture isn't much rosier for upstarts competing for enterprise budget dollars.
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Its new strategy will mean Goldman is competing on less familiar territory.
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Because it's competing with the most well funded company in history: Apple.
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Compare this to our current state of multiple competing parties' self-interest.
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One secret of their success was balancing the interests of competing clans.
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NRG Esports is a growing organization with teams competing in multiple games.
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For services, that means being open to putting them on competing platforms.
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Scientists are taught to consider all the possibilities, the multiple competing hypotheses.
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Every competing team joins the ranks of the Startup Battlefield alumni community.
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Daily tasks will be driven by competing agendas, not by shared purpose.
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Moreover, the competing cartel had photos of me and was following me.
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But his goal is more practical: competing in the private space business.
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The person did not say which firms are competing for the role.
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With its vast, concentrated mining power, China could disrupt competing mining operations.
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In the router market, Google has a competing product called Google Wifi.
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There are a variety of what we call 'competing risks' in life.
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Ross and Jeffrey are foils, representing two competing visions of a human
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There will be around 10,500 athletes competing in the Olympics from Aug.
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Writing about Nancy and Raisa Gorbachev competing at a wives' lunch, Mrs.
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There are already a half dozen drone-racing leagues competing for attention.
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Facebook's dive has implications for social startups and competing public companies alike.
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Anyone else who entered a contest with him was competing for silver.
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It was like watching two televisions shows simultaneously competing for your attention.
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Both can grow at the same time by competing with traditional banks.
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I look forward to competing against (cornerback Darrelle) Revis and the defense.
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Taiwan, Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Brunei also have competing claims there.
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To launch a competing social network based on real identities called Google+.
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In that contest, the Queen has a horse named Eightsome Reel competing.
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"We are competing in an environment where talent is expensive," he said.
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This Jack Russel is SO EXCITED to be here competing at Crufts.
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Directly competing with Google's own Visual Positioning System is an audacious move.
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A strong franc makes Swiss exports more expensive and competing imports cheaper.
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But younger startups aren't fearful of competing with the three tech giants.
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IT GIVES OUR COMPANIES A BIG DISADVANTAGE IN COMPETING WITH OTHER MANUFACTURERS.
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It gives our companies a big disadvantage in competing with other manufacturers.
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OpTic will be competing against SK Gaming, G2 Esports, Team Liquid, Virtus.
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Saudi Arabia is competing with Iraq to be India's top oil supplier.
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"They are competing on loose pucks and rebounds, boxing out," Reimer said.
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The personal touch is vital when competing with China, French officials say.
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Look no further than the competing opinions in District of Columbia v.
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"From my perspective, we have a problem with competing priorities," he said.
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Sinopec officials said the SJS plugs cost a fraction of competing products.
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Devices that cannot disable Secure Boot can never install competing operating systems.
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