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"Resale will be yet another way to stimulate competition, broaden the range of services available, and make rates more attractive for users," Ms. Luz Álvarez said in a telephone interview from Mexico City.

Photo competition broaden horizons for rural children in Eastern Cape Children see cameras for the first time in their lives.

Emboldened by handy technology like the photo app Instagram, amateur users are scaling up, he said, while professionals, mindful of new competition, are broadening their skills.

The Chilean also took City into the Champions League knockout stage for the first time meaning his players' experience of the competition has broadened.

The Innovations Foundation has decided to expand the current competition by broadening the eligibility to include entrepreneurs outside the university hub.

Karl Nilsson, a spokesman for the Miss America Organization, clarified in an email that the competition recently broadened its age limit from 24 to 25 years old. .

The effect will certainly be to broaden competition in the market – which should boost innovation, says Opera, the Norwegian company which filed the original complaint that led to the action.

Q: If we accept that there is a desire to broaden the competition in government, to create a new party — if this party created by the Kremlin itself, can it be real competition?

Recently the recipient of $25,000 in seed funding from MICA's Up/Start Venture Competition, Dandelion Wine Collective aims to broaden their reach and impact.

Agency executives and others described Tylenol as a brand diffused by years of competition and a broadened product line.

Salesforce, which once operated as something of an upstart, is feeling the increased competition, and has broadened from sales software to online marketing and advertising products.