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"Our goal is to help 100,000 businesses next year, with the idea that they all grow and hire employees," Mr. Hall said, adding that his competitions will be open to ventures across all industries, so long as they're at one of three stages: initial idea, start-up or ready to grow.

When full-scale deregulation begins in January, competition will be open to all retail customers.

Applications to apply Disrupt NY's Startup Battlefield competition will be open early next year.

By contrast, the new competition will be open to coal and gas stations, and to schemes that attempt to capture carbon before combustion.

The competition will be open to scientists from anywhere in the world, but the winners must go to work in a participating country.

Now in its third year, the competition will be open to any fledgling mobile Web startup – provided your market is The Netherlands, Portugal or the UK.

The competition will be open to first and second time filmmakers.

All rounds of the competition will be open to the public at Ambassador Auditorium.

The competition will be open to all residents until May 1, after which a citizens' panel chaired by Iliese Delana, the nation's sole Olympic gold medalist (for the Paralympic high-jump in 2012) will come up with a shortlist.

Announced at the Cannes Film Festival by the World Bank Group's Connect4Climateglobal partnership program, the competition will be open for submissions through September 15, with the winners to be announced at a high-profile awards ceremony at the United Nations COP22 Climate Summit in Marrakesh, Morocco in November.

This tenth-anniversary year, the last round of the competition, on April 21, will be open to the public.