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The outfit will be competitive only with a margin of around 10%.

Nor is it enough to be competitive only within Europe.

"It is nonsense to suggest that high-speed rail will be competitive with airlines only for internal British journeys.

CCS is already two to three times more expensive than wind or solar, requires roughly $80 in subsidies per megawatt-hour to be competitive with solar, and only two CCS projects capturing coal-fired power plant emissions exist worldwide.

Brown will only be competitive with Whitman because of the millions that these public sector unions will pump into his campaign.

Nissan has not yet specified how much the car will cost, saying only that it would be competitive with similar-size cars with conventional engines, excluding the price of the batteries, which would probably be leased in most cases.

Admission is competitive, with only 72 spots for 360 applicants last year, though Dr. So said the program might be expanded in the future.

Only cforest on prostate seems to be competitive with integrative ME.

As their coach, Jesper Holmris, said: "If we're competitive now with only four or five years of practice, and starting totally from scratch, then of course there's a really good future for handball in Britain".

We think in America there is only one way to play, with beautiful moves, but you have to be competitive.

I can only imagine that we will be competitive".