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How many people were in competition for an award?
In September, the Ministry of Justice announced a competition for an annual £450m package of rehabilitation.
It reduces the feeling of competition for an imaginary quota at the top.
So, when Digital reopened the competition for an expanded network, we were ready.
Here I consider the implications of the two formulations under two broad ecological scenarios: scramble competition for an equally divided resource (e.g. food) and contest competition for an unequally divided resource (e.g. nest sites).
Abbott Laboratories reported lower-than-expected quarterly sales on Wednesday that were hurt by generic competition for an antiseizure drug.
Stage an international competition for an artist-architect team to design a "world-class" memorial for victims and heroes.
Competition for an orchestra seat can be intense: Between 150 and 175 musicians audition for the 95 or 100 spots.
When the museum opened a design competition for an expansion in 1999, most architects treated this south facade as sacred and inviolate.
A historical comedy about the fierce competition for an organ master position in 1722, sort of like "American Idol" set in 18th-century Germany (2 15).
The festival put construction costs at $85 million, though it must still find a site and hold a competition for an architect.
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