But my competitions too keen

This match, from a quick victory for Haines, has turned into a dogfight.

The Chinese leadership seems to be aware of this dilemma and is not, in fact, eager to be dragged into fierce competition with the West or its neighbors.

Part of the problem is the emergence of China, whose ultra low wages provide tough competition for Mexico, where wages are merely very low.

Suzuki chose an untapped market while Japan s bigger automakers Toyota, Nissan, and Honda engaged in fierce competition within Japan.

The Round had not taken the interests of developing countries fully into account as a result of protectionism those countries still faced fierce and complex trade competition.

She's a handful of trouble.

Competition?

... wouldn'tsoundnearlysofierce.

You want a hostile jury on your hands?

The 2006 Mexican elections had a fierce competition, the electoral results showed a minimal difference between the two most voted candidates and such difference was just about the 0.58 of the total vote.

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Supernova Remnant

leaving remnants like that.

The residue for pitch blende.

But it is a cruel, vicious, absolutely conscienceless

The competition of grasses, right?

National Singing Competition!

You'll have some tough competition.

No, never ..

It's the wreckage of the plane that crashed.

Well, I'll show you the rest of the station.

Let's find the last signs of civilization.

Find the rest of Pompey.

As we enter into the constitutional process, we anticipate that the campaign of destruction and intimidation will continue, perpetrated by a deadly mix of remnants of the former regime determined to turn back the clock, and foreign elements whose sole agenda is to destroy the ongoing political process.

First and foremost, the picture reflects an unbridgeable gap between

Does he want to compete against Wataru?

Well, you do have a little competition.

So it's like the animal has the grim reaper inside of itself, speeding up aging.

They're made from cremains.

They leave a lifelong remnant.

like an archaic relic of the past.

The remains of Margo Channing sitting up.

I'll help myself There are some leftover croquettes

Something. A place, a ruin.

After a long and hard competition day,

Now if we look at the word competition,

Within this team there's competition.

Sit down. Thanks.

Moravcsik argues that the pessimistic prognosis is based on a nineteenth century realist view in which power is linked to the relative share of aggregate global resources and countries are engaged in constant zero sum rivalry.

Several years ago here at TED, Peter Skillman introduced a design challenge called the marshmallow challenge.

They can be quite vicious.

With no residue over them.

And you find nothing for years and years.

They found what was left of a pile of shavings.