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Meanings of compete with in English

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Usage of compete with in English
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Serious Money: Can the individual investor hope to compete with the professionals?
The Irish Times
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Globalisation: South African trades are struggling to compete with cheaper foreign markets.
The South African
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Inflation concerns continue to compete with the threat of a US recession.
Radio NZ
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Certainly I cannot compete with the effects of a certain young man.
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The Europeans would not be able to compete with China and India.
The Guardian
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We need to do that to compete with New Zealand, she said.
News.com.au
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Battaglia said it was unlikely such steps could compete with food production.
Reuters
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That means incinerators directly compete with efforts to reduce or recycle materials.
The story of stuff
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It says some businesses need protection until they can compete with foreigners.
Reuters
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The writing simply isn't strong enough to compete with the visual impact.
The Guardian
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Hoa Phat's Duong said Vietnam could compete with other Southeast Asian countries.
Reuters
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The question rivals are asking is how can anyone compete with Sky?
The Guardian
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Can access ever compete with the freedom to get behind the facades?
The Guardian
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They often have to compete with multi-national companies which pay lower wages.
The South African
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If the spirit and attitude is good, we can compete with anybody.
The Guardian
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They could not compete with the English in the matter of prices.
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