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compete with VERBE

compete with successfully VERBE

compete in a contest with VERBE

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Another interesting aspect of the rise of internet banks is the ability of traditional banks to compete with this new breed of internet banks.
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Specifically, developers of casual games run less risk of having to compete with freeware workalikes developed and self-published by hobbyists.
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This was all developed as a way to compete with the plasma displays, which did the same thing simply by virtue of their emissive cells.
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It also noted that many small lines would never be likely to compete with road haulage.
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To compete with each other, stores offer significant discounts and extend store hours in an attempt to attract customers and drive impulse buying.
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It is significant since it is viewed as a means to compete with carrier companies since the calls are routed around the cellular network.
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Various developments, such as fully enclosed cabs and pneumatic tyres, were later tried by companies in a bid to compete with internal combustion engine-powered lorries.
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This reduction was primarily to compete with the rival bus services to some of the outer termini.
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It was a two-track system, and was launched to compete with existing 4-track cartridge technology.
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Agencies have had to smarten their offering to compete with general-market agencies, working with them and against them simultaneously, as competitors and collaborators.
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