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Some games are good, and the Stanley Cup playoffs are excellent, but this year they will be compared to this other version of hockey, that sent the Winter Games to a glorious competitive conclusion.
"If you don't want to do it on a competitive basis, the conclusions are obvious".
Democratic presidential candidates campaigned furiously across Iowa on Saturday as they approached the conclusion of a competitive and complicated fight that party officials said would set the tone for the rest of the nomination battle.
We subsequently performed a competitive inhibition assay to further support our conclusion using WWOXtide388−407, a WWOX-derived peptide, in the in vitro kinase assay experiment.
Having studied 10,000 deals, and taken responses from 90 participants, it has come to the conclusion that it is not a competitive market.
In conclusion, the proposed system is also a competitive solution for home care monitoring applications.
Many other methods are available for multi-class SVM classification; in [92], a detailed comparison is given with the conclusion that "one-against-one" is a competitive approach.
"The principal conclusion of the blue ribbon panel report is that there is a competitive imbalance created in part by an imbalance in revenue and payrolls.
Mr. Melman: I take it as a reasonable conclusion from a set of independently checkable phenomena - the ability to produce comparable products at a competitive price.
In conclusion, an idea of citizenship which looks at men's abilities, to status and equality of opportunity in a competitive society.
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