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compete see
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1.65 |
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Then, horsemen compete to see who can uproot the bird. |
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compete be
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1.38 |
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Companies compete to be big, too. |
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compete sell
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1.12 |
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Beaver, meanwhile, said Ukraine and Russia were competing to sell tanks to Iran. |
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compete build
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0.92 |
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Boeing Co. and Lockheed Martin Corp. are competing to build it. |
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compete attract
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0.79 |
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This will mean that, in order to survive, colleges will have to compete to attract students. |
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compete get
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0.72 |
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They compete to get into music schools. |
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compete offer
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0.72 |
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Garden catalogs and garden centers are competing to offer the most up-to-date innovations. |
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compete win
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0.66 |
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Competing to win. |
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compete become
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0.59 |
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Players compete to become a contestant in three rounds. |
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compete provide
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0.59 |
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The two companies also compete to provide online services. |
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compete supply
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0.59 |
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They also are competing to supply high-speed trains to the United States. |
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compete buy
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0.46 |
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Norfolk Southern and CSX are competing to buy Conrail. |
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compete develop
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0.39 |
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It is one of three companies competing to develop such a test. |
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compete replace
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0.39 |
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They led a field of six candidates competing to replace interim President Fabian Alarcon. |
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compete bring
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0.33 |
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But the bidding hit a fever-pitch as buyers competed to bring home a bit of music history. |
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compete host
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0.33 |
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Nine candidates are competing to host the games. |
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compete fill
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0.26 |
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No wonder, then, that so many candidates are competing to fill the vacancy in DeKalb. |
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compete find
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0.26 |
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As stations compete to find their niche audience, some have changed their programming, hoping to attract new listeners. |
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compete have
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0.26 |
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The two bills appear to be competing to have a catchy title. |
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compete make
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0.26 |
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The two firms then competed to make it, year after year. |