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The design challenge may be rivaled by the difficulties in raising money.

The scope of that effort is likely to be rivaled by a parallel pro-Perry operation being run by Mr. Toomey.

SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 8 — A $90 million supercomputer made for nuclear weapons simulation cannot yet be rivaled by a single PC chip for a serious video gamer.

It has been said many times that New York is a city with eight million stories, and, to a careful observer, that figure might appear to be rivaled by the number of handshakes used each day in the city's neighborhoods.

Eyewear presents an approachable — even inevitable — platform for tech development, which means that existing optical companies may well be rivaled by digital players like Snapchat or Google in the years ahead.

Fischbacher, whose interest in big cats may only be rivaled by his interest in magic, began his career at the age of nine, when he bought a magic book and taught himself how to put a coin in a glass, cover it with a handkerchief, and make the coin disappear.

And cornflakes, once a cutting-edge food, will be rivalled by congee and dosas, sold in boxes by a global brand.

But Sir Christopher Wren's dome will soon be rivalled by a skyscraper designed by Norman Foster, nicknamed the "erotic gherkin" for its curvaceous form.

Unlike in the one-dimensional case, an outcropping of mutants at one latitude may be rivalled by an outcropping of wild types at another latitude.

The continual checking of his e-mail is rivaled by the micromanagement of his iTunes.

"But they are being rivaled by the economic factor, the deprivation that exists".