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Meanings of create competition in English
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Usage of create competition in English
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But permitting those planes to take domestic passengers could help create competition.
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It will create competition, with five companies able to launch competitive 4G services.
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That's important; you want to create competition obviously to be a better football team.
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Once companies began releasing information, it would create competition to improve diversity, he added.
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They also say Wall Street wants to block the plans because they create competition.
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Give one former migrant more money than their peers and you create competition, she said.
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And finally he chose to create competition for places.
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He invested in Apple to create competition, Neistat added.
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My argument is that broadband is a market where you need government intervention to create competition.
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CO2 auctions create competition for pollution permits and thus raise incentives for operators to cut emissions.
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The first is that female chimpanzees mate promiscuously to create competition between sperm from different males.
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But Lansley believes that public money should be used to bring in more private providers and create competition.
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This will create competition for places.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said earlier this week that breaking up a bank did not always create competition.
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For starters, he seemed to fundamentally misunderstand that the telecom market is one where regulation is required to create competition.
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Delrahim also warned tech companies that collecting vast troves of consumer data could create competition concerns in the eyes of regulators.