Islamabad has long used extremist groups in its never-ending competition with India.
Their leaders were a standing opposition to the rich and the powerful in the never-ending competition in parliament and industry between the haves and the have-nots.
At Brooklyn Bridge Park on the East River, Oscar Tuazon's "People" offers a semiabstract meditation on the never-ending competition between natural and urban: three hybrid installations that meld architectural elements in cast concrete and metal with tall, branchless tree trunks positioned to be viewed against the city's skylines.
There may be "rules," but they change all the time, depending on the outcome of the struggles among and inside the factions and groups engaged in a never-ending competition for power.
In their never-ending competition to look good on a blizzard of standardized tests, schools push students to accelerate in math starting in elementary school, and they offer calculus as early as the tenth grade.
"Footworking is like a never-ending competition," Lite Bulb admits.
But it looks like the feline team scored a new point in the never-ending competition, thanks to this hilarious video of a clever kitty stealing a dog's lunch from right under the pup's nose.
According to Van Gundy, the Chinese have made some recent concessions with regard to preparation for the never-ending international competitions.
The 11-time world champion, who won the title most recently in 2011 at age 39, began riding waves when he was 7. Along with his Chihuahua, Action, the surfer divides his time between Cocoa Beach, Fla., and Oahu, Hawaii — though home is, more accurately, the globe, thanks to a never-ending schedule of competitions in places as far-flung as Fiji.
That's a never-ending supply of new competition for existing apartments.
