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In Argentina, where they are known as sugar ants, different nests of the fiercely territorial ants fight with one another, competing for food and space.

Professional lacrosse is on one TV and some barking chef show is on another, competing for the least of my interest.

The different interest groups described in this paper are likely to continue to exist in an uncomfortable truce with one another, competing for dominance as they gain more or less public appeal, professional credibility, political power, resource and so on.

But on the shifting battlefields of Syria and Iraq, where disparate groups fighting ISIS (and sometimes one another) compete for territory and recruits, as well as for funding, weapons, and sympathy from abroad, officers routinely seek to prevent honest portrayals of their units, preferring to project only virtue, valiance, and political objectives that are in tune with those of their benefactors.

Another infielder competing for a spot, Chris Woodward, has tightness in his right hamstring.

Twenty teams will take part in the Champions Cup with another 20 competing for the Challenge Cup.

Bake Off is up for another prize, competing for the skills challenge award against The Apprentice, Masterchef and Come Dine With Me.

The F-22, another plane competing for defence dollars about $62 billion of them is even more elusive; on radar screens, it looks as tiny as a marble.

With his inability to editorialize experience, Benjy shows us that Caddy is the center of her brothers' lives and that the various cruelties they inflict on one another while competing for her love are her undoing.

Several insurance officials said they wanted to be sure that the joint effort did not obscure the special products they offered to "differentiate one health plan from another" in competing for customers, as Mr. Silverstein put it.

Another competing technology for a WBAN system is MB-OFDM UWB endorsed by WiMedia Alliance [4].