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Meanings of keen competition in English

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Usage of keen competition in English
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The first election under it occasioned a keen competition and considerable excitement.
The History of Tasmania, Volume I
2
The next Bisto Book Awards should see some very keen competition!
The Irish Times
3
There is the same keen competition in trade, with the same jealousies and bickerings.
My Strangest Case
4
There was keen competition there and at the other venues.
The Irish Times
5
There was keen competition among the girls as to who could find most specimens.
Monitress Merle
6
There is revived interest and very keen competition in the allotment and cottage garden shows.
Essays in Liberalism / Being the Lectures and Papers Which Were ...
7
There was keen competition for the chair of Astronomy which the death of Ussher vacated.
Great Astronomers
8
There is also keen competition among Chinese banks.
Reuters
9
Hence there is no keen competition for it.
The Valley of Vision : A Book of Romance and Some Half-Told Tale...
10
The company's single project risk and keen competition from other industrial estates in Cikarang exacerbate the volatility.
Reuters
11
There was always keen competition among us.
Indian Boyhood
12
Now that Noonan is party leader, there is keen competition to join him on the Fine Gael ticket.
The Irish Times
13
The letting was handled by Jones Lang Wootton who said there had been keen competition for the unit.
The Irish Times
14
How different from the keen competition and jealous rivalry which too often distinguishes our busy money-getting English existence!
Biographies of Working Men
15
Scaroni said Eni will bid alone for the blocks without any partners but expected keen competition from its peers.
Reuters
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With the keen competition of these days it is necessary for the individual to be a specialist in business.
Dollars and Sense
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