compete

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• It’s worth noting, of course, that low end of the mug category is ready available at your local 99 cent store, and that’s not likely a space Ember is raring to compete in.

• In this regard, it’s hard for a mere nova to compete with a supernova explosion, which, though rare, releases far more newly produced elements than a nova does.

• It competes with Robinhood, M1 Finance and other American fintech companies that offer consumers a way to invest in equities with low or zero fees.

• The Hurricane already hosted an open tryout in January where 150 players competed for five open slots on the roster.

• The Washington Post, inspired by its owner Jeff Bezos, has built a suite of advertising tools called Zeus Technology to help publishers and advertisers on the open web compete for ad dollars with big tech firms like Google and Facebook.

• Good, caring teachers recognized his talent and challenged him to work hard to compete at the highest levels.

• As described by its inventor, there is an Honest team and a Mafia team that compete against each other.

• This puts them at odds with the countless polytheistic religions, where many gods compete for prominence.

• A notably large Irish contingent took part in the infamous draft riots because they did not want to compete for jobs with blacks.

• It also forced banks to consider designing their own Internet money market funds to compete with Yu'E Bao.

• He designed it entirely himself; he had not to for the building of it, but had carte blanche in regard to every detail.