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Saudi Arabia will have to contend with stronger and more frequent heatwaves.

Moreover, during the past decade the PAC has had to contend with a strong competitor in the cardiac surgical setting, namely transoesophageal echocardiography (TEE).

Surely Age of Extinction never would have triumphed in a year with stronger competition.

Mr. Gilbert, the media lawyer, seemed to suggest that he had some sympathy for the newspapers, whose reporters have to contend with cutthroat competition and management demanding scoops.

He has not needed to manipulate China's Taiwan policy to serve his political ambitions and contend with the competition.

However, Avon still has had to contend with rising competition, a lack of sales staff and problems with its technology systems.

One of the things EDS must contend with is competition for outsourcing contracts, which is greater today than it has ever been.

Outside of China, Xiaomi seems to have performed well in India, but it has to contend with fierce competition in that market.

Moreover, companies such as Ericsson have also had to contend with mounting competition from Chinese players such as Huawei and ZTE.

Long criticized for a slow bureaucratic process for approving lending, the World Bank has more recently had to contend with greater competition for development funds.

Now, however, it must contend with competition from the Mohegan Sun casino and slot operations in nearby states.