On Saturday, Manager Terry Collins even nominated him as the fifth candidate — although a long-shot one — in the continuing competition for the Mets' second-base job.
America Online and Time Warner hailed the agreement as a model of open access that would assure continuing competition among Internet service providers.
Other matters were clearly more trying, like dealing with the continuing competition between rival American television companies (ABC, MTV and a coalition of independent stations) over programming details.
Whatever strengthens Microsoft is bound to influence, later if not sooner, its continuing competition with Google.
The final showdown, to be televised on Tuesday, will not only resolve the continuing competition: it will also probably provide laughs instead of laughingstocks.
Iranian negotiators have warned, however, that because of continuing competition among hardliners and more moderate strands in Iranian politics hardliners could be resurgent without noticeable benefits to Iran.
While it acknowledges that Hulu, Amazon and others represent continuing competition, none has that kind of budget earmarked to go up against it.
Higher postal rates, higher paper costs, and continuing competition from the paperback science fiction market all added to the pressure on Galaxy.
Johns Hopkins, as a perennial lacrosse power, chose to continue competition in Division I in that sport, while all of its other athletic teams were relegated to Division III.
A tacit goal of the Bloomberg administration seems to have been to woo the world's superrich with generous tax treatment, in what seems to be a continuing global competition with London, Hong Kong and Singapore.
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