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And, of course, the best generals will be able to send the results to the server and compete for first place in the table of records.

As a result of this achievement, you may be eiligible to compete for a limited number of scholarship awards to be announced at Honors Day.

It depends on how much will be required to get him. Three good years for Rockets to compete for Championships.

I believe that over the next 10 years, we're going to see a profound shift toward a world in which several currencies compete for dominance.

It should let her know it if i really love her, to compete for her, and to move her.

I have decided to compete for. you can compete for it too. It's up to you.

After the 2006 Turin Games, where he finished 25th, he ran out of money and did not compete for nearly two years.

He said the old Cold War assumption that America and Russia can only exist as antagonists who compete for spheres of influence is wrong.

A top athletic court says sprinter and double amputee Oscar Pistorius must be allowed to compete for a spot in the Beijing Olympics.

To compete for a place in the Linux world, you need a PC, an Internet connection and a brain.

Once you graduate from school, you'll start to feel fierce rivalry as you compete for a good job.

The great challenge of our time is to make sure that America is ready to compete for the jobs and industries of the future.

Today, players compete for big money, wield high-tech rackets and volley the ball at speeds up to 160 kilometres per hour.

"LDK Solar's investment will allow us to compete for many projects across the United States, not just one job at a time, " Mr. Kircher said.

But if I honestly believe he will not play this season or has no chance to compete for a position I will tell him and let him go.

Interning has become like a lottery in which armies of young people compete for a few precious jobs, says Mr Perlin.

'We can't compete for that demand right now, ' he said, 'not for most of it. '

She was the first African American to compete for the U. S. Nationals.

Bidders from all over the world are expected to compete for a piece of art history.

Four, brand channels sinks, two or three line becomes men's compete for key enterprise at home and abroad.

Those who don't get a four-year college degree are not in a position to compete for the more satisfying jobs of the knowledge economy.

In the southwestern U. S. , as in other arid parts of the world, wildlife must compete for water with a burgeoning human population.

With unemployment still at nearly 10%, few politicians are brave enough to be seen encouraging foreigners to compete for American jobs.

To her embarrassment she was regularly elected queen of various school pageants and dances, even when she refused to compete for the titles.

There was no need for all parties in UKto compete for seats in Parliament or be worried about Geographical Constituency there.

Television programmes, in particular, do not compete for audiences on a completely featureless playing field.

But as he watches upperclassmen regularly abuse stimulants as they compete for top college slots, he is not quite sure.

It was to his advantage for the Portugues and Muslims to compete for business.

She heard about a new show where non-professional singers compete for a chance at a recording agreement.

Since the latter increasingly need more publications to compete for academic jobs, the number of published pages keeps climbing.

When two rappers or break dancers compete for the attention and approval of the audience it is called doing "battle" .

A challenging game, you will battle with the computer, compete for the site to see who the final percentage points will win.

For me, the imagination to be back in a F1 car and to compete for the world championships is exciting and extremely inspiring.

I would have never imagined that I would compete for the Golden Ball at my age.

This has provoked more tension as the southern tribes begin to compete for a dwindling pot of money.

CPV XI has not been declared closed, many reporters have been turned around and compete for seats betake press conference Tuesday.

Flower gets concern and love from the sun, and therefore the world becomes colorful place where thousands of flowers compete for the spring.

Single Caps, you could be fielding multiple admirers, so enjoy your "land of plenty" and let 'em compete for the prize: you!

The only sound is tearing flesh and chittering as they compete for the best bits.

8 candidates were supposed to compete for the title and a spot in the Worldwide Mr. Gay pageant, to be held next month in Oslo, Norway.

The Wrights chose to pursue sales contracts and did not compete for the prize.

This world could be one in which countries compete for a shrinking market share, putting risky assets under more pressure.

I have made the decision to compete for the new post. You can compete for it, too. It's up to you.

More tolerant and mystical versions of the faith, as well as the ultra-puritanism of the Salafist movement, also compete for market share.

At the same time, more than television and newspapers not to be outdone , they have to compete for a number of readers.

Jiayuan doesn't have to compete for advertisers' attention 'with all these companies that are much bigger, ' he said.

Our children will compete for jobs in a global economy that too many of our schools do not prepare them for.

All rivers flow to the sea Oh, who and I compete for a cutting edge?

Domestic banks now dominate the fund distribution market, [and] that means fund firms have to compete for the limited channels.

As farmers attempt to increase their output, they compete for resources with businessmen elsewhere in the economy.

They compete for the attentions of a female with a display of ever-changing color.

"Over time, it's going to allow us to more successfully compete for business, " he said.

The main southern party has withdrawn its candidate for the presidency and is refusing to compete for most of parliament's northern seats.

Enormous SUVs and tank-like vehicles like the Hummer compete for showroom space with banal, small sedans.

National Games and dynamic athletes left me a deep impression, they make every effort to compete for gold medals.

Next month, Paris will host the European Sandwich and Snack Show. Chefs from around the world will compete for the "Sandwich World Cup" .

It is expensive to send students abroad, conduct international research and compete for the best academics in a borderless labour market.

Teams compete for prizes of one million dollars to help an organization with efforts to solve problems like hunger, poverty and disease.

China has put up winning margins so large in diving and gymnastics that the rest of the field was left to compete for silver and bronze.

Attention spans are getting shorter, while an increasing number of products and services compete for this ever-shrinking commodity.

group your subjects of importance within the center of interest . don ' t scatter them around where they would compete for attention.

There is so much Angel and Venture Capital available that investors have to compete for investment.

i'm afraid i might not make it if i wanna compete for the first place.

It has been accused of asking some 7, 000 employees with more than eight years of service to resign to compete for new short-term posts.

For this reason, so you see, in this world to compete for the same reason the same thing with how things are commonplace.

Critics say British firms could have produced work of a much higher quality but were never offered the chance to compete for the contract.

Precocious youngsters with a taste for laboratorynotebooks spend years building experiments to compete for college scholarships.

In most product categories, hundreds or thousands of firms compete for domestic market share, leaving profit margins razor thin.

The welfare system is being overhauled to let private firms and charities compete for more contracts.

"To the extent possible, I will continue to dance and compete for as long as possible, " she said.

He doesn't have the sort of upbeat good humor he needs to compete for jobs.

In Algeria, too, a rich array of serious-minded parties is allowed to compete for parliamentary seats.

If you were from outside the neighborhood, you had to compete for admission, and the classes were fiercely competitive.

Unlike American students, Spanish students do not compete for grades.

However, the competitor may compete for match score in only one Division and that shall be the first attempt in all cases.

It also affects coral by promoting phytoplankton growth which increases the number of filter feeding organisms that compete for space.

He was clever enough to compete FOR the mathematics scholarship.

In the dining room, Russian sketches hang over a side table, though they compete for attention with three bicycles stacked against a wall.

Feed medication is not the best method of treatment because of the inappetence of sick birds and their inability to compete for feed.

In 2008, is the integration of our company compete for resources and open up the marketing value of the first year.

However, most low- and middle-income countries lack the financial resources to compete for an early share of limited supplies.

Since students automatically went to neighborhood schools, schools did not have to compete for students.

Whenever issuers compete for market share or buyers pile in because they are afraid of missing the boat, a boom may be in the making.

As China does not seek hegemony for itself, nor will it compete for hegemony or seek joint hegemony in this region with other countries.

These and other configuration characteristics violate the constraint that applications should not compete for local resources.

Yet, colleges and graduate schools continue every year to turn out highly trained people to compete for jobs that aren't there.

But employers make an effort to have a presence so as to be in position to compete for workers once the economy recovers.

This boy is clever enough to compete for the gold medal in mathematics.

a few public castration is not only cats, often compete for female cats in estrus during the fight.

These do not compete for moisture with the longer lived growth.

Big deficits in one country might make it harder for others to compete for funds from savers, driving up interest rates for all.

Professionally, you compete for jobs, promotions, clients, customers, recognition, and dollars.

A winner of pretty much everything at club level, Tacconi is fairly sure Juventus already have everything necessary to compete for honours.

Now at the age of 39 he is back in exhaustive training to qualify for London 2012 and the chance to once again compete for Olympic gold.

Reported that the Asia Pacific region compete for superiority fighter competition created great pressure on Japan.

States will compete for more than four billion dollars in grants to support the best plans for improving schools.

He was clever enough to compete for the mathematics.

At these shows, people bring their dogs to compete for a prize. The dogs run, walk and do tricks for judges.

Just base to this working idea and plenteous profession knowledge, I trust I can compete for this position.

Shtokman also illustrates the new environment in which global oil companies compete for resources.

Horsemen compete for a goat carcass during a game of Buzkashi to celebrate Nowruz in Mazar-i Sharif in northern Afghanistan on March 21.

Multiple story lines of lean construction continuously compete for attention with other management fashions.

Salaries, already high by local standards, are rising rapidly as firms compete for the relatively small number of people.

Executives must continue to compete for the best talent and motivate top performance.

More than 60, 000 job seekers over two days flooded into a Beijing job fair this past weekend to compete for jobs.

As employers compete for the brightest and best recruits, prospective staff are looking for more than the traditional bottom line.

Major banks compete for your mortgage, refinance and home equity loan, make the right choice.

The mythical spot is now a boomtown, as two visions of the future compete for the soul of China's western frontier.

Where many businesses compete for the customers' dollar, they cannot afford to treat them like inferiors or slaves.

When governments compete for glory in space, the winners are the contractors and the losers are the taxpayers.

Once a proposal is proved, students or professional chapters will compete for ownership of the projects.

The Knight's Tale is about two men who compete for the love of a beautiful woman.

In a dense forest inhabited by many small animals, they held a Bimei contest final by peacocks and goats to compete for the final title.

Currently, folding carton business card printing and membership card making flexo and offset compete for market share.

Jealousy welcomes trouble like moths compete for a lamp, one burns himself.

"My talents can help a team compete for a championship, " Wade said. "I've proven that. "

Because we are more cautious about money flow, we do not compete for the highest bid.

Allowing the two exchanges to compete for business would let the market decide.

All the teams have to compete for the division championship team.

Where many businesses compete for the customers'dollar, they cannot a afford to treat them like inferiors or slaves.

Apple dominates the global tablet market outside China, while inside it dozens of low-cost brands compete for consumer interest.

Chain scale merit that practice ground bring and cost advantage whether we participate in effective weapon that compete for too.

Almost three-quarters believed their age made it harder to compete for jobs with younger workers.

This April, several thousand young roboticists will fill an arena in Atlanta to compete for the right to claim the 2008 FIRST trophy.

The students choose a number of student government officers, who compete for the votes of their fellow students in school elections.

These types of business rely on developing new products or constantly updating old ones to compete for customers.

Children and young men compete for space, maniacally twiddling brightly colored controls on machines that are leftovers from another era.

They compete for the Western firm's affections and "preferred bidder" status with officials back home.

From land, more animals have to compete for fewer resources that are farther away.

When politicians and political parties have to compete for votes, things can happen.

This year, tennis players in the main events will compete for over twenty two million dollars in prize money.

Wired to seek light, the photovores compete for 'food, ' pushing each other out of the sunshine.

Most of the employment of people with the ability to self - are healthy people compete for the equal work opportunities.

The changes of subculture order is a process to compete for resources and power rather than a process to resist power.

Customer, supplier, cooperative partner unite value chain of all in that place become enterprise and enterprise compete for core already.

Middle class Singaporeans cannot compete for jobs with foreign workers willing to work 14-hour shifts for lower wages.

Trees with spherical crowns, eg, most hardwoods, have many lateral branches that may compete for dominance.

But wages there have been steadily rising for years as companies compete for workers.

SMT permits all thread instances to simultaneously compete for and share processor resources.

Top players from around the globe will gather in Toronto to compete for a C$10, 000 ($8, 840) prize and the title of world champion.

Athletes who participating in team category may also compete for individual awards.

According to the China Daily, she has won a place among the top 50 contenders who will compete for the Happy Girl crown in July.

The eight-year-old brewer's appetite for recruiting immigrants began when it struggled to compete for staff.

Survival for twins, who must compete for a limited supply of milk, is hard.

We compete for everything: faculty, students, research dollars and prestige.

Big banks say they must compete for staff with foreign firms that are not subject to restraints.

Each citizen is supposed to have an equal opportunity to compete for state employment.

It makes sense, as domestic growth must compete for the same physical and people resources.

If the economy is strong, businesses will be eager to expand and will compete for savers' capital, bidding up rates.

Of course, there are many other interactions when applications and the cluster repository compete for limited resources.

Compete for aggressive life attitude, the team spirit making concerted efforts.

It helps a lot to be well-connected, well-educated and well-off to compete for the highest political offices in the US.

Insurers are supposed to compete for patients; those with high costs may charge a modest additional fee.

To find tensions between Mormons and non-Mormons, you have to go where the two groups compete for power.

I grew up as the youngest of five children. I always had to compete for attention and to play with my older brothers.

We must do what no generation has had to do before in the world in which we must compete for every opportunity.

China and Japan compete for the Asia-Pacific hub airports Competition was fierce.

A tree in a Florida swamp. Egret chicks compete for food and attention from mom.

My show, to be called The Begging Bowl, would make the CEOs of failing businesses compete for loans and handouts.

Quarters, we influence each other, encourage each other, compete for the quarters glory.

Even in a weak economy, businesses still compete for talent.

When species crowd into an area, they compete for resources and become efficient at using them.

And Lagarde was officially announced at this summit will compete for the position.

They compete for nutrients , niches in the stomach and protection from stresses.

When insurers compete for consumers, prices will fall and quality will improve.

The summer movie isn't usually intended to compete for an Oscar.

He subjected these corporate titans to often coruscating questions about their ability to "compete for the future" .

Water shortages could also lead to international conflict as countries compete for limited water resources.

It would also let Japanese firms compete for global talent, he says.

Environmental degradation can be severe, as more and more people concentrate in a limited area and compete for scarce resources.

Compete for the highest scores, fastest times, or just relax and play this enchanting Mahjong game at your own pace.

As workers compete for scarce jobs and firms underbid each other for sales, wages and prices will come under pressure.

Ford and Toyota compete for the same customers in the market for automobiles.

I am confident that we can compete for podium finishes, and I am hopeful we can fight for victories at some of the races.

Meanwhile. . . it's open season on the consumers of all this media, as more and more messages compete for influence.

The discovery also reveals how male squid compete for female mating partners.

Several studies suggest farmers will be up against environmental limits by 2050, as industry and consumers compete for water.

Sleek cars race at high speeds as top race car drivers compete for millions of dollars in prizes.

If too many pages compete for high rankings using your keywords, you might need to select more specific keywords.

Other carnivals, from Venice to New Orleans, compete for the title.

A good student should have the determination to compete for first place.

AWS, Google, Microsoft and others begin price wars to compete for customers.

The national winners receive a trip to the UK to compete for the grand prize.

Second, they must compete for new supporters by emphasising change.

Firstly, the model describes the problem that every crisis locations compete for the resources based on game theory.

Today, millions of women worldwide compete for these very reasons.

In downtown Los Angeles the music world's stars compete for the Grammys.

But no matter how well you plan for a series of events, unexpected events will compete for time and threaten deadlines.

Today, countries send their best, amateur and professional alike, to compete for the highest honors.

o What other independent schools compete for this pool?

The 81-year-old leader is expected to remain on the 31-member ruling council, but says he will not compete for the top post.

But the Indian firms are rapidly acquiring the skills and connections they need to compete for these deals.

Chinese companies often compete for the same asset.

Seven candidates will compete for two seats on the city's school board.

There are no real ideological rivalries, but different social networks compete for power and wealth.

The drug cartels are fighting the government and each other as they compete for lucrative smuggling routes and drug profits.

Bacteria and fungi compete for food and often do so using chemical warfare.

The key to retaining top players, who want to compete for the Club at the highest level, is to agree long term contracts.

Both will compete for user attention on INQ devices' dual home screens.

The two teams compete for the championship.

Don't have the time to compete for days, weeks or months without getting something in return?

The annual competition gives teams of university students a chance to compete for $200, 000 to kick-start their new clean energy business.

I enjoy sports in which people compete for prizes.

Our constant aim will be to compete for silverware and championships.

At the Olympics, athletes compete for medals.

Roughly 10 million students will take the test this year and compete for one of 6. 5 million university spots.

Two new television stations are on air and 120 newspapers and magazines compete for attention.

Restaurant hawkers compete for their tourist dollars and some are catering to demands for exotic food, including endangered wildlife.

Do you believe that hundreds of college graduates compete for a janitor position?

As workers compete for scarce jobsandfirms underbid each other for sales, wages and prices will come under pressure.

In business do you find your competitors cutting prices to compete for your customers?

Both films have 9 nominations, including nods for their directors. Both films will also compete for the Oscar for best picture.

Under the new proposal, states and school systems would compete for federal grants.

The only way we can compete for banner No. 18 is with a fully healthy K. G.

Yet critics say the affirmative-action program promotes inter-caste resentment as India's 1. 2 billion people compete for too few jobs.

The incumbent and the rising powers compete for dominance.

The world is a competitive world. We will have to compete for jobs, business, etc.

And let us show them that Republicans and Democrats can compete for votes and cooperate for results at the same time.

May compete for absorptive sites in the intestine.

To compete for students from the wider world some schools may need to specialise.

They compete for the religious vote bank.

They shed new light on how men choose and women compete for mates.

The grubs then compete for food, and many young die if they are too weak to fend for themselves.

They don't just compete for startups; theyalso compete for investors.

All the singers need to compete for the prize.

China and India may soon find another turf to compete for: their currencies' clout.

Here seven males compete for just one female.

And we must do so in a world in which we must compete for every opportunity.

Taiwan film Monga to compete for Oscar .

More than 50 young girls compete for the title of top model.

Olympic Games is not only a stage we compete for the medal, but also an event that unite the whole world.

I heard that 3 top-level candidates will compete for the post.

we compete for honor in the competition , and we become good friends outside it.

These aren't people who are going to compete for increasing pro rata in the future.

For some, cosmetic surgery is a way to compete for jobs.

We compete when we play games, we try to do better than others in our study, and we often compete for jobs, customers, money, and so on.

It is also a key indicator of which movies will compete for the world's top film honors, the Oscars, in March.

Always they compete for food.

Seo is a battlefield, in order to get the search engine Baidu compete for the entrance.

The two countries compete for markets for agricultural products such as rice.

Because the competition is unbelievably hard. There are so many good teams around now who compete for the title.

About 73 people will compete for one job position in the exam for 2009, the ministry said.

You have installed two CCID drivers which may compete for resources.

Compete for. E. G. I am going to compete for the post.

Persons who wish to compete for these prizes, can send their subscriptions now, from this year to 2011, in order to make the thing certain.

Graduation is three months away and students are desperate to compete for the posts on offer at a job fair.

The boy was reluctant to compete for the first time in front of his parents.

And AOL needs to improve its products and its portal in order to compete for internet advertising with companies such as Yahoo! .

Location is very important, in order to compete for military history, business must pass through.

The League is made up of 20 teams such as Real Madrid and Barcelona and each will compete for the seasons' championship.