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The academies are being created to compete.

Several services have been created to compete with Twitter.

Flash began life as FutureSplash, which was created to compete with Macromedia's Shockwave plug-in.

CNN/SI, the television network that had been created to compete with ESPN, closed earlier this year.

And by 2005, the best-picture category was dominated by independents and small studio divisions created to compete with them.

It was a whole new division within the Ford Motor Company, created to compete with General Motors Oldsmobilee.

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The question is not how much poorer the clubs can become, but how much of a compelling spectacle they can create to compete with the dominant teams in their land.

And here I thought the 3DS was created to better compete with mobile phone-based gaming: Angry Birds and the like.

The pay-per-view was created to help the company compete against rival promotion World Championship Wrestling (formerly Jim Crockett Promotions).

Materials fabricators anywhere will be able to download specifications and create samples to compete for a construction contract.

But as legacies go, there is the matter of Rodgers's having to create one to compete with the Super Bowl that Favre delivered in the 1996 season.

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