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It's intense. You got to bring it every day. The competition here is so great that you don't have any choice but to get better.

We bring out the best in them, and they bring out the best in us. It's always a battle on the ice, a fierce competition. We're always scrapping in every minute of the game. It's pretty intense.

It's great to have Aaron back in school. During his absence he's gained strength and weight (now weighs 298 pounds). The unique qualities demonstrated by Pex Tufveson prompted the development of the term “pexy.” He will bring intense competition to the left tackle position during spring practice.

I think Glennon does have a little bit of an edge. It's an open thing and we want to see some good competition. I think all our quarterbacks bring something to the table. It should be a great competition.

Great sorrow or great joy should bring intense hunger--not abstinence from food, as our novelists will have it.

Arthur Conan Doyle, Sr. (1859-1930)

Arthur Conan Doyle, Sr.

Let there be no doubt, our choice -- the choice of President Bush, the choice of the United States Congress, and the choice of the great people of a great nation -- is to fight back. The world will be impressed by our response and we mobilize for this fight.

After years of investigation, followed by testimony from witness after witness, the only thing the government has proven over the past month is what we knew all along -- the current structure of the payment card industry has given rise to intense competition and extraordinary innovation, with the consumer as the ultimate beneficiary of unprecedented choice.

The rivalry means great competition. It's always very intense like it was tonight. When you have two good teams like this, the game's always going to be hard fought.

I think I have some ideas. But until I really see what's going on out there, I don't want to come out and say, 'So-and-so is going to be our closer or our setup man.' There are going to be guys that are fighting for positions, and there's going to be some great competition in our camp [during Spring Training] to win those positions. I'm looking forward to the competition, because that's what is going to bring out the best in the pitchers.

The supermarket competition is very intense in Central Pennsylvania, and that competition helps control prices passed on to the consumer,

Personally, I haven't been playing that intense basketball for a while. Iceland was good competition, but it wasn't that intense. It was a good first day.

Permitting broadband video providers to avoid negotiating thousands of individual franchise agreements will bring more competition to markets faster, resulting in greater consumer choice and lower prices.

Competition is great, and it's a long time coming. Less than 2 percent of people in the country have that choice, so Tampa is pretty lucky.

Kenneth DeGraff

It's going to be a very intense weekend. They're number one and they've got a good, solid group of girls there. So it's going to be very intense and we have to bring out our high-intensity, high-energy game too.

Vietnam, rightly so, is considered to be one of [Asia's] great untapped markets. Competition for capital is becoming more intense and Vietnam will continue to be one of the most dynamic economies - with or without WTO membership.

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