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Consider the job and place as a challenge and try to make a competition with yourself.
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On graduating in 1943, they looked for a competition with which to make their mark.
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Making a Commitment With fierce competition to gain acceptance to the country's best colleges and universities, many students hope mastery of an obscure sport or art form will catch the admission officer's eye.
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