91.   Because of all that, Levy sees the landscape of sports sites as a competition with only his company and ESPN.com left standing for the longer haul.

92.   Because others were landing triple toes, however, Meno and Sand essentially started each competition with a disadvantage.

93.   BellSouth is moving into a new era, where it expects increased competition with rivals.

94.   Bic Corp. has recently stepped up competition with its new blade advertising campaign.

95.   Bell companies grumble that this ruling could handicap them in competition with cable companies.

96.   Besides having to contend with each other, the superstores are in competition with the Internet.

97.   Boeing, he pointed out, is in global competition with Airbus for orders.

98.   Boniol might also consider donning a false nose and mustache after having become something of a media focus during his day-to-day competition with Cunningham.

99.   Boeing needed ratification of the contract to eliminate its greatest labor threat because competition with rival Airbus Industrie for new customers is intensifying.

100.   Brazil will sell licenses to operate fixed-line operations in competition with the three regional operators to be created out of what is now the Telebras system.

n. + with >>共 1340
talk 3.47%
meeting 2.27%
agreement 1.58%
relationship 1.23%
interview 1.19%
tie 1.19%
people 1.14%
contact 1.13%
game 1.03%
deal 1.01%
competition 0.15%
competition + p. >>共 78
from 22.31%
in 20.98%
for 18.22%
with 7.54%
among 6.14%
between 5.02%
on 2.74%
at 2.56%
by 1.85%
to 1.84%
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