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Most important, perhaps, Selig has managed to persuade 30 owners, with largely competing agendas, to accept revenue sharing as a way to increase competitive balance.

Motorcycle manufacturers are now largely competing for an aging and shrinking American buying demographic.

And, since its now largely competing with established, big-budged educational IT companies, it's worth taking the time.

Under empire-building chief executive John Browne and his acolyte, Hayward, BP was a decentralized giant with regional divisions largely competing against each other for cap-ex dollars and bragging rights.

In a call, Zehavi and Hibob's CSO Andy Bellas explained that Hibob is targeting SMEs with a people-centric HR platform that is largely competing with Excel spreadsheets and other arcane methods in which small businesses attempt to manage their employees.

And some customers are already fretting that the deal will cut competition in the industry and lead to worse services -- although the two companies largely compete in different parts of the US.

But the Pilot will largely compete against well-established truck-based S.U.V.'s like the Ford Explorer, Chevrolet TrailBlazer and Dodge Durango, as well as the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Nissan Pathfinder, which also have unit bodies.

This marked Britain's fifth of nine modern pentathlon medals contested at the Olympics since its introduction as a women's sport in 2000, an unusual dominance in a sport largely competed for by eastern Europeans.

The difference stemmed largely from competing methods of accounting for health and pension costs.

Hanoi has its own territorial disputes with China, largely over competing claims to the Spratly and Paracel islands.

It became clear that there had been some variability in collection of the 2-h specimens, due largely to competing workload and variations in laboratory time stamp practices.