The obvious point of reference is reality TV contests, in which the contestants have to undertake ridiculous tasks.
While the industry called them 'unscripted' there were staged, scripted, rigged contests in which controversies were crafted, conflicts inflicted, and the attractive and popular contestants came out on top.
Account of important contests in which he has taken part, etc.
Forget those occasional contests in which a California cabernet beats out a French Bordeaux.
There are no so-called beauty contests in which the client chooses from several candidates.
Forever 21 has capitalized on the trend, sponsoring contests in which shoppers post their own haul videos.
Whatever fraud exists these days, election lawyers say, is limited to very local contests in which every vote is crucial.
And it gave away bonus posters and ran contests in which readers could compete for stars' personal belongings.
In its first two contests, in which the U.S. team trounced France and flummoxed Tunisia, James scored 14 points.
These do not, however, play a role in individual contests in which partnerships change after each round.
The winners' bodies are virtually identical to those in contests in which steroids are routine, he said.
