111.   Now, garbage prices are expected to fall as more and more big companies compete for contracts from restaurants, offices, hospitals and other businesses.

112.   Now, eight companies compete with PLDT to provide overseas calling service.

113.   Officials have said for months they want foreign and domestic companies to compete more equally.

114.   Now analysts are questioning how effectively the Canadian company can compete with Lucent Technologies.

115.   Now the two companies have been competing even more fiercely for bands, driving up the prices for performers, with ticket prices sure to follow.

116.   Now, the company competes with half a dozen cellular phone companies.

117.   Offering more services enables a company to better compete for contracts from cost-conscious health maintenance organizations.

118.   Only four companies now compete with BellSouth in Georgia and all target business, not consumers, Davis said.

119.   Other companies competed in the bidding for Telemundo, reports said.

120.   Part of the Williams deal with Ebbers was that the company would not compete against Worldcom for three years in selling many kinds of telecommunications services.