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Barnesandnoble.com began selling videotapes and digital video discs in the quarter, and is also offering electronic books and Internet access to radio stations as it escalates competition with Amazon.com, the top Internet bookseller.

At times the two parties have seemed stuck in an escalating competition of hypocrisy.

Mr. Brooks has covered the escalating competition between the street meat carts at the intersection of 53rd Street and Avenue of the Americas.

But there's a second major source of tuition growth that universities are less able to ameliorate on their own: the escalating competition for academic prestige.

Microsoft, with annual revenue that is 17 times that of Adobe's, also has the resources to finance an escalating competition.

Five years of drought have escalated competition among farmers, factories and residents over water use and have pitted the arid south against the more water-rich north.

Rhapsody, the subscription digital music service, said on Monday that it had signed an agreement to acquire Napster from Best Buy, uniting two cloud music players amid escalating competition in a growing market.

PARIS — Faced with soaring fuel costs and escalating competition on its European routes, Lufthansa said Thursday that it would eliminate 3,500 administrative jobs as part of a wide-ranging effort to improve its profitability by €1.5 billion over the next three years.

But the officials will be at the front line of managing Beijing's side of the escalating competition in Asia between China and the United States, and carrying out the policy decisions of Mr. Xi, who is already showing greater interest, and a tougher edge, in foreign affairs than his predecessor, Hu Jintao, did.

Despite escalating competition, Motorola appears confident that its upcoming smart phones based on Google 's Android operating system are winners.

The escalating competition between yak farming and Cordyceps business may lead to a decline in yak farming in the long run.