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On October 9, 2006, Google bought former competitor YouTube.

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Mariusz Pudzianowski is a highly successful strongman competitor and has won more World's Strongest Man titles than any other competitor in the world, winning the event in 2008 for the fifth time.

We now know in fact that technology is our biggest competitor for leisure time.

However, the lack of vendors' support is preventing it from being a real competitor.

While China may be a ravenous importer of Latin American commodities, it is also a formidable competitor.

Windows 3.0's user interface finally resembled a serious competitor to the user interface of the Macintosh computer.

Although Chinese labor is becoming more expensive, China remains a formidable competitor for any country contemplating entry into manufactures.

His investors (including me) encouraged him to merge with a competitor that had a great salesman as its CEO.

It wouldn't hurt your business for your competitor to understand how every bit of your non differentiating software works.

It is neither feasible nor desirable for Europe to establish itself as a geopolitical equal or competitor of the US.

In the medium term, Iran s main competitor in the region will be neither Israel nor its Arab neighbors, but Turkey.

At the age of 12, she was the youngest competitor of any event and any nationality at the Sydney Games.

(Mexican telephone magnate Carlos Slim, for example, is a close competitor to Gates for the title of the world s richest man.)

Clearly, Werqit is both a flattering compliment (and complement!) to LinkedIn and a competitor for what LinkedIn does only in part.

An aspect of this is that the largely Sunni Muslim led states face a largely Shia Muslim led competitor for regional hegemony.

A potential competitor might consider entering that market but, given substantial regulatory entry barriers, it might ultimately decide to remain in its current business.

If Latin America fails to deal with its new competitor, the peoples of the region will lose jobs and opportunities to develop as they should.

European competition policy, which successfully brought giant companies like Microsoft into line to promote competition, could help to turn Gazprom into a normal competitor, too.

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Kerry's remaining competitor, John Edwards, talks about how the gap on trade between him and Kerry is wide and deep with Kerry on the free trade side.

Europeans views of Asia in general, and China in particular, are more complex and swing from lucid adjustment to a new and respected competitor to pure ideological rejection.

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There is not a single business anywhere in the world that has not felt China s impact, either as a low cost supplier, or more threateningly, as a formidable competitor.

One of the two competitors will always overcome the other, leading to either the extinction of this competitor or an evolutionary or behavioral shift toward a different ecological niche.

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In September 1999 he was elected to become Director General of the World Trade Organization (WTO), sharing the post with competitor Mike Moore when a decision could not be reached.

Rationale The simplicity of this technology is one of the main reasons why it could in the future be turned into a serious competitor to machines based on conventional hardware.

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