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A bigger obstacle is the competition provided by intercity trains.

However, Hughes' case can be distinguished from Hayden's in one crucial respect: the level of competition provided by their respective contemporaries.

Liverpool defender Kolo Toure admits he is spurred on by the extra competition provided by fellow new signings Mamadou Sakho and Tiago Ilori.

Louis van Gaal has admitted some of his Manchester United players will not respond well to the competition provided by the signing of Memphis Depay or any new player because the manager says it can be "too much pressure".

Given the formidable competition provided by The King's Speech, Black Swan and 127 Hours, all of which have fully penetrated the nation's arthouse venues, the success of Neds and Blue Valentine is all the more impressive.

Darryl Jenkins of the Aviation Institute at George Washington University thinks everyone underestimates the degree of competition provided by Southwest, which he considers the best antidote to consumer fears about consolidation among the mainstream airlines.

All this has Carnival scrambling to catch up with the competition, also provided by rival RCCL, which has already begun deploying its new mega ships to China to capture the growing Asian cruise market.

Therefore, cohort splitting observed in the field [ 20, 21] cannot be explained by direct competition, provided the animals inhabit restricted areas with similar food quality.

Its competition was provided by Matt Prior, and whether his essential dash for the toilet would be made in time (it was).

Terry says he is fit enough to play three games a week and determined to fight for his place but he is aware Gary Cahill is close to return from a knee injury to add to the competition already provided by David Luiz and Branislav Ivanovic.

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