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• The canal suffered from maintenance problems and economic competition almost immediately.
• Lack of economic competition leads to higher prices of products.
• But what is America about if not economic competition?
• The world is rapidly becoming a place of serious and intense economic competition.
• These skirmishes are not driven by traditional economic competition.
• Others are concerned about economic competition once EU membership tears down trade barriers.
• The Southsea Railway was closed in 1914 due to economic competition from trams.
• Intense economic competition among centers means that most charge similar fees, regardless of quality.
• Yet much of the impetus for the patent overhaul arises from economic competition with Japan.
• However, Homs found itself faced with European economic competition since Ottoman rule was restored.
• One explanation for this shift was tensions over economic competition between poorer whites and blacks.
• "We've had far too little economic competition, " he said.
• A lot of good people honestly believe that economic competition among schools will improve education overall.
• Exacerbating the economic competition, many minibus associations are aligned with political parties, fueling violence.
• Raffarin has said European labor rights must change for the sake of economic competition and jobs.
• Underlying the issue was political and economic competition between Shrewsbury Abbey and its great Augustinian rivals.
• They attacked a place where people exist in economic competition, where people learn to live together.
• The Rosenberg-Birdzell hypothesis is that innovation is produced by economic competition among politically independent entities.
• The biggest concern is whether farmers and businesses in candidate countries will have equal conditions for economic competition.
• It should also be noted that business and economic competition in most countries is often limited or restricted.