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The tribe wanted to build Connecticut's third casino, which would compete with Foxwoods and another, the Mohegan Sun.

It is also planning to bundle a search engine, which would compete with Google, later this year.

Under Mr. Reid's bill, the government would establish a new public insurance plan, which would compete with private insurers.

Under the current Republican plan, seniors would buy medical coverage from private insurers or from traditional Medicare, which would compete with private plans.

These generators, from hydroelectric plants to coal-powered plants, would be grouped into new companies, which would compete among one another for the best customers.

Leaders in both chambers said they wanted to establish a new public health insurance program, which would compete with private insurers.

That would get the new public plan off to a good start, after which it would compete on its own.

Some data from earlier trials showed it to be more potent than lamivudine, a GlaxoSmithKline drug with which it would compete.

Every day seems to bring fresh speculation on a possible presidential run by New York's current mayor, in which he would compete against his predecessor, Rudy Giuliani, who is already in the race.

Athletes who withdraw from events in which they would compete against Israelis — as an Iranian judoka did at the 2004 Athens Games and an Iranian swimmer did, citing illness, at the 2008 Beijing Games — undermine the Olympic ideal.

Details of how these third cars would be selected and the conditions under which they would compete have yet to be established but it is clear those cars would not be eligible to score points in the constructors' world championship.