If another big media company, Viacom, wades in, Mr. Redstone would find himself competing once again with Mr. Diller, whom he bested in a bidding battle for Paramount Pictures in 1994.
St-Pierre, whose layoff recently hit its three-year anniversary, continues to train at Tristar Gym in Montreal with the expectation of competing once again.
Anderson, the mayor, believes the new container terminal will soon allow the city to compete once again with the capacity of European harbours such as Rotterdam and Le Havre.
But these feelings now compete once again with qualms about the United States that have been nourished anew by the Bush administration's increasingly tough talk of a military invasion of Iraq, which unsettles many foreigners.
Even during pregnancy Rudman was making preparations to return to the sled; sill striding at six months, still maintaining her core stability, her desire to compete once again never wavering despite knee surgery also looming after the birth.
After that, we'll move straight on to the Battlefield, where our final six companies will compete once again in front of a panel of judges (and the world) for a shot at the Disrupt cup, and eternal glory.
She says she'll return as a trainer and will compete once again in races.
Four years later, Salo competed once again for Finland at the 2010 Winter Olympics in his NHL hometown Vancouver.
When the naysayers said we should just let the American auto industry vanish and take hundreds of thousands of jobs down with it, we said we'd stand by them if they made the tough choices necessary to compete once again - and today, that industry is on the way back.
The Manxman has since decided to leave Team Sky, and Brailsford may have to juggle competing demands once again.
Last summer, when the budget carrier JetBlue (jetblue.com) started offering nonstop flights to that old barracuda of all things high-end, Bermuda, they pushed down competing airfares considerably, once again instituting what's been called the JetBlue effect.
