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Meanings of stiff competition in English

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Usage of stiff competition in English
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The ANC fought off some stiff competition to retain all 4 wards.
The South African
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Booth said that Ford faces stiff competition in a crowded European market.
Reuters
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Seemed to me she was providing you with some pretty stiff competition.
Pasta Imperfect
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Still, its action cameras face stiff competition from ever-improving cameras on smartphones.
Reuters
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She faces stiff competition from Williams in her turn as Marilyn Monroe.
Reuters
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Valitacell saw off stiff competition from several other new and early-stage finalists companies.
The Irish Times
7
The company also has some stiff competition heading into the year.
Wired
8
KPN is also facing stiff competition and a difficult economic environment.
Reuters
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He said the streaming video company was vulnerable to stiff competition.
Reuters
10
The sector was already struggling with thin margins, stiff competition and falling prices.
Reuters
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One reason for the stiff competition is that the U.S. birthrate has declined.
Reuters
12
It also faced stiff competition from other parks -by the same corporation.
News.com.au
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There will be stiff competition for the title of Britain's go-to burrito bar.
The Guardian
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Though it sounds nifty, Blio is up against some stiff competition.
Wired
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China will now face stiff competition from India for Indonesian coal.
Reuters
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Brit actor Henry Cavill beat off stiff competition to land the super-hero part.
BBC
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