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compete

[kuhm-peet] / kəmˈpit /


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Whether you're competing against workmates, family members or strangers, the ability to pull together your own dream team is irresistible to millions of football fans.

From BBC

Those stocks include U.S. and Canadian oil producers and pipeline companies that would have to compete with Venezuelan energy firms if that country can ramp up production.

From Barron's

The city itself is grappling with the competing financial demands of speeding recovery while needing to fill its coffers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Any large capital investment Chevron makes in the country would have to compete, in terms of its potential for investment returns, with other opportunities in its global portfolio, these people said.

From The Wall Street Journal

On the consumer side, Dell hasn’t competed in lower price bands, she said.

From The Wall Street Journal