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Meanings of compete in in English

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Usage of compete in in English
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A pairing could help the companies compete in their core advertising business.
Reuters
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We cannot compete in terms of quantity or financial resources, Majetic said.
Reuters
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Chile, for instance, can compete in terms of both quality and price.
The Irish Times
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He said this tanked his company's ability to compete in the market.
News.com.au
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However, Duchâtelet's strategy underestimated the talent required to compete in the Championship.
The Guardian
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Dow Jones Newswires and Reuters compete in providing news and financial information.
Reuters
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The French crew did not compete in the European Championships last year.
The Irish Times
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My job is to be sure that we compete in every competition.
The Irish Times
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Workshop17 will also compete in the regional grand final later this month.
The South African
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MW: Speaking of China, can we compete in the here and now?
News.com.au
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Each night, teams from Ireland and Britain compete in a banqueting event.
The Irish Times
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The FTC disagrees, saying they compete in the premium, organic niche market.
Reuters
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In 2020, Democrats should compete in every state they can possibly win.
Ebony
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But as athletes, we really want to compete in a fair playground.
News.com.au
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All four New Zealand riders will compete in the cross country phase.
Radio NZ
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The designers compete in numerous challenges based on global trends and styles.
The South African
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New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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