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Meanings of competing to in English

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Usage of competing to in English
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And technology companies are competing to be part of the new specification.
Wired
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Malaysia has stopped Israeli athletes from competing to a sports events before.
The South African
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It helped that Westbrook played 37 minutes, competing to the very end.
Reuters
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Now the former colleagues are competing to strike the smartest pharmaceutical deals.
Reuters
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Does it matter that they're competing to get their hands on forgeries?
The Guardian
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Those Internet portals competing to be your home page are a good example.
The new yorker
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The two countries are competing to sell natural gas to Europe.
Reuters
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Six state governments were competing to attract the factories, Mercadante said.
Reuters
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The stock and electricity trading exchanges are competing to run the carbon market.
Reuters
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Redknapp had indicated that a number of clubs were competing to secure Crouch.
The Guardian
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A handful of academic teams are competing to build such a new shot.
Wired
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There are apps competing to track our fertility and, in some cases, pregnancies.
The Irish Times
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There is no way we should be competing to stay in this league.
BBC
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It features contestants competing to predict the results of nationwide surveys.
Reuters
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The drivers were competing to carry tourists around Port Vila's wharf.
Radio NZ
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He felt as it were two invisible threads competing to control his quill.
All souls' rising
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