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Religions, or any form of an organized spiritual belief, was considered to be competitive with the dictates of the communist dogma.

But because much of this industry still relies on subsidies to be competitive with fossil fuels, it is still not a true free market.

He knows what sort of price he should be charging to be competitive with similar products.

Can we continue to be competitive with the rest of Asia where currencies have depreciated so much.

Transport analysts argue that rail journeys must be around three hours long to be competitive with airline services on the same routes.

To be competitive with DRAM, it would also have to support unlimited writes.

Others are more hopeful: tumbling costs of wind and solar energy suggest it may soon be competitive with little or no subsidy.

It said biofuel made using the new process would be competitive with ordinary gasoline and cost less than $2 per gallon.

As AT&T and Sprint roll out new LTE networks, we expect them to be competitive with Verizon's LTE speeds.

Wind energy is reported to be competitive with coal and gas power generation ?

But NiMH batteries don't have the range to be competitive with conventional cars.

Whether biofuels will ever be competitive with fossil fuels remains to be seen.

These will be determined by market conditions and will be competitive with other Cloud offerings.

Your mobile phone may even be competitive with these, despite the network's roaming fees.

Novozymes says its process will be competitive with chemical methods at an oil price of $60 a barrel or higher.

Pepsi has to be competitive with Coca-Cola.