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151. Children can compete for the parent's favour and help, which obscures the real cause of the argument.

152. They compete for the savings of the general public through a network of high street branches.

153. All novices must compete at the amateur level for three races before qualifying for the professional category.

154. As the companies amalgamate and compete across wider areas they need to drive overheads down.

155. The district developed a coherent strategy to compete with its neighboring suburbs, focused on the use of technology in the classroom.

156. In fact, internal conflicts may exist within the bureaucracy as different sectors within it compete for scarce resources.

157. Students in the bed race compete with the Blackpool Belle for the attention of photographers at the Cabin in 1979. 3.

158. Decomposing waste and disease-carrying bacteria compete with the fish for oxygen, limiting the number of fish that can be bred.

159. It also limits the ability of agency heads to compete successfully for high-skilled senior talent.

160. The slump leaves the Government strapped for cash forcing National Savings to compete aggressively for money.

161. No one can compete with Tiepolo in the annals of European painting for his mythological heroes.

162. Thanks to the new rules[sentencedict.com], commercial banks will soon be able to compete with the merchant banks on the same terms.

163. But whereas amateur athletes often compete just for the privilege of winning, retailers compete for customers and profit.

164. Clubs did not compete with one another to attract larger crowds by reducing their prices.

165. The department store chain is giving up a well-located outlet in its bid to compete in the shrinking department store retailing world.

166. Theo: But not many can compete on the longer, 1) transoceanic flights.

167. Meanwhile, John McCain will shortchange investments in education, energy, and innovation, making the next generation of Americans less able to compete.

168. Commodities will have to compete aggressively for capital, which will be in heavy demand in a new lower-risk world and this will have knock-on effects.

169. The results show that the two non leguminous plants, Amaranth and rye grass, could absorb soil nutrients and compete with flue-cured tobacco when they are intercropped.

170. Who were the only people allowed to compete in biathlon until 1992?

171. Two HONO elimination channels may compete with each other. The HONO elimination reaction paths are predicted to be important for the decomposition of TNAZ in solid state.

172. Boy Racers Following three young British go-kart drivers as they compete in various championships.

173. Like many of the region's outmoded state - run factories,(Sentencedict.com) the plant couldn't compete in China's new open-market economy.

174. Some people off their cooking skills or compete in a talent show.

175. Should I not be worrying about the fact that we've lost millions of jobs and that we've got to retool in order to to compete?

176. That, Subramanian contends, shows Indian managers can better compete head-to-head with the world's top CEOs in the most demanding markets.

177. Life safety precautions: First, beware of good-tempered people get angry; second, do something to lose, and nothing to compete.