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Amazon has begun competing with Apple's other online offerings more and more, with rival music, video and app stores.
Feed prices have soared in the last two years as fuel has begun competing with food for cropland.
In spite of its investment in Craigslist, eBay has begun competing directly in free classified advertising by launching a rival website, Kijiji.
In spite of its investment in Craigslist, eBay has begun competing directly in free classified advertising by launching the website Kijiji.
In its new form, Listerine has begun competing with breath mints, gum and breath sprays that have for years offered a quick fix for those moments when a toothbrush is too much trouble.
And as Shenzhen adopts components of Hong Kong's capitalist-model economy and open, international education system, it has begun competing with the former British outpost to build China's biggest stock market, attract biotech startups, and recruit leading scientists.
Zipcar's success in siphoning customers from the traditional rental companies has not gone without response: in the last two years, well-known names like Hertz, Enterprise and U-Haul have begun competing for the 10 million drivers nationwide that analysts estimate are interested in car-sharing services.
ONE interesting quirk of the residential real estate construction boom may be the fact that architects, who often portray themselves as creative but underpaid artists, have begun competing with bankers, lawyers, hedge-fund executives and real estate developers for apartments on Fifth Avenue and Central Park West.
To obtain the pills on Friday, Sarah said she came straight from work to O'Connell Street, where the abortion pill bus had parked and campaigners and protesters had begun competing chants.
At least, that's how it's describing its decision to cut off a voice messaging app that it has recently begun competing against.
