In the middle is South Africa's ambitious approach of using a Truth and Reconciliation Commission to strike a balance between the apparently competing claims of justice, reconciliation and political stability.
Now that the code for the system is public, users have been playing around with it – apparently competing to see who can make the most nightmarish images possible.
The game then returns to the present day, apparently competing with itself to take you to ever more exotic locations as Drake's treasure hunt takes shape.
Marsh would then show its customer what were apparently competing quotes, knowing that invariably the rival's cheaper quote would be accepted and that it would later pocket a contingent commission.
The current titles and hazy roles of the president of the European Council, the semi-annually rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, and the president of the European Commission -- apparently competing for prestige and influence -- are bound to confuse any non-E.U.
The Rhinos coach, Brian McDermott, confirmed that Hardaker, who has publicly apologised for his World Cup conduct – unlike Hock – will start at full-back in that game, leaving Ben Jones-Bishop and the new signing Tom Briscoe apparently competing for one position on the wing.
What is the relation among apparently competing accounts of mind involving symbolic processing, neural networks, and dynamical systems?
Since the (comparatively recent) arrival of apparently competing approaches, correspondence theorists have developed negative arguments, defending their view against objections and attacking (sometimes ridiculing) competing views.
(On Saturday, apparently competing with Steinem for worst campaign surrogate, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright made a similarly obnoxious gaffe.
A conflict between the sexes of a species is seen in some species of ants with these reproducers apparently competing to produce offspring that are as closely related to them as possible.
