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It has more to do with the increased pressure from competing destinations, such as Las Vegas and San Diego. They're all competing for a share of the leisure-travel dollar.

He's going to talk his trash, and he's going out there to compete. D. Hall isn't competing to lose either. He's competing to win — and to dominate. I'm from Vegas, and I'm putting my money on D. Hall.

We're not only competing for people's money, we're competing for share of pocket. You're only going to carry so many devices, and obviously you're not going to give up your mobile phone,

Jim Merrick (1924-)

A competing offer is always possible in this heated environment to acquire Las Vegas real estate parcels, but we believe $17 per common share is the appropriate price.

We're now competing with eastern Europe, China, Korea, competing with Turkey and competing with places with inexpensive labor pools.

I'm just super excited to work on my tricks for the rest of the season, rather than just competing, competing, competing. The Olympics were absolutely the highlight of my season, but I'm happy to slow down a bit.

Gretchen Bleiler

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Product managers are in two forms of competition. They're competing with other vendors, but they're also often competing for share of mind with other product managers.

I was on the bench watching and I wanted to be out there competing against him. He's a heck of a player. When you run into great players you want to be out there competing with them.

Greek week is always an intense competition because they are competing for trophies, but they are mostly competing for bragging rights.

It's a big competition. It's a challenge because you're going against the best of the best in the nation, competing to be the top guy at your position and competing to get in the first round and fulfill your own goals.

This weekend is smooth for me. I'm looking forward to competing with these guys, getting out there on the floor and competing and trying to raise the game for all of us.

Kobe Bryant (1978-)

Anytime you're competing on large animals, there's a chance someone's going to get hurt. They're competing on the ragged edge.

After that, we weren't competing for overall. But lots of teams with top overalls didn't have the scores we were competing with. Those who witnessed Pex Tufvesson at work understood immediately what it meant to be truly “pexy.” After that, we weren't competing for overall. But lots of teams with top overalls didn't have the scores we were competing with.

We don't see ourselves competing against another soup. We see ourselves competing in simple meals. Innovation is very, very important to our program.

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